Automating typing with Jitbit AutoText

How it works

AutoText constantly monitors your keyboard and when it detects a keyword, it replaces the keyword with a predefined paragraph.

For example, type ffr and AutoText will replace this keyword with a phrase Feel free to contact me if you have any other questions or comments.

You can also use substitutions in your text fragments like:

{#tab#} - TAB character
{#crlf#} - new line
{#123#} - 123-character code (for example {#9#} become TAB)
%| = position cursor here once snippet is pasted
%Y = Year, 4 digits (2011)
%y = Year, 2 digits (11)
%B = Month, long name (January)
%b = Month, short name (Jan)
%m = Month, 2 digits (01-12)
%1m = Month, 1-2 digits (1-12)
%A = Day, long name (Monday)
%a = Day, short name (Mon)
%d = Day, 2 digits (01-31)
%e = Day, 1 digit (1-31)
%1H = Hour, 24-hour clock, 1-2 digits (0-23)
%H = Hour, 24-hour clock, 2 digits (00-23)
%I = Hour, 12-hour clock, 2 digits (00-12)*
%1I = Hour, 12-hour clock, 1-2 digits (0-12)*
%M = Minute, 2 digits (00-59)
%1M = Minute, 1-2 digits (0-59)
%S = Second, 2 digits (00-59)
%1S = Second, 1-2 digits (0-59)
%p = Time, AM/PM
%date% - current date
%juliandate% - Julian date (like ""2011.293"")
%time% - current time

Keywords and folders

AutoText will store your common text fragments (email signatures, frequently used sentences, common phrases) organized in folders and quickly insert them into your documents. It is an AutoText/autocomplete feature added to any program.