Article framework Snippets give writers a reusable structure for introductions, middle sections, and conclusions. Build your own outline in TextExpander so every draft covers the essentials while you focus on the writing.
A cover letter Snippet gives freelance writers a reusable framework for job applications. See how to build one in TextExpander with a memorable introduction, qualifying statements, and a sign-off you can tailor each time.
Freelance writing job applications take less effort with four reusable TextExpander Snippets. Get templates for the application, follow-up, acceptance, and feedback emails, each proofread and ready to personalize.
Fill-ins let you personalize TextExpander Snippets with names, details, and choices each time they expand. Follow the step-by-step setup, see Fill-ins in action, and learn when to use single-line fields and popups.
Advanced date Snippets go beyond basic date math to expand dates like next Monday or the last day of the month. Get the free Past and Future Dates group for TextExpander and see how to customize its date formats.
Part two of the TextExpander in Law Q&A answers more attorney questions from a beginner's webinar, including Snippets for interrogatories and discovery requests, prefixes, Fill-ins, and inline search for large libraries.
Attorney questions about getting started with TextExpander get detailed answers in part one of a webinar Q&A. Experts explain how to implement it quickly, create a first Snippet, and find training resources for law practices.
Setting up TextExpander as a busy professional comes down to three questions about what you type most. Answer them to choose your first Snippets, from names and addresses to email signatures, and start using them right away.
Drafts for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch opens to a blank note and sends your text to other apps with actions. See how TextExpander integration works in Drafts, with a Snippet example and customization tips.