Typinator 6.0 - Speedy and reliable text expansion solution. (Shareware)

Typinator turbo-charges your typing productivity.

Type a little. Typinator does the rest.

We've all faced projects that require repetitive typing tasks. With Typinator, you can store commonly used text and images in quick keywords and abbreviations. From email templates to code snippets to website URLs, there's no easier way to recreate repetitive text at a moment's notice.

Workflow-friendly features

• Uncomplicated configuration. Quickly and easily create abbreviations and assign replacement text and pictures.
• Simplified migration. If you already use TextExpander, TypeIt4Me, or a similar app, you can migrate to the highly praised Typinator using simple drag-and-drop importation methods.
• Conversion options. Instantly convert currency values, measurement units and more.
• Extensive app compatibility. Your text expansions function in all of your OS X apps with lightning-fast precision.

• Regular expression sets for powerful replacements based on flexible patterns (requires OS X 10.7 or newer).
• Correction of "DOuble CAps", based on a regular expression rule.
• Automatic capitalization at the beginning of sentences (with regular expressions).
• Inline calculation: type a formula, followed by =? to compute the result (with regular expressions).
• New predefined "Date Steps" set for convenient generation of dates in the form "YYYY-MM-DD", which you can increment by day or week by adding "+", "-", "<", or ">".
• Predefined set for pasting the contents of the clipboard as unstyled text.
• Built-in regular expression "cheat sheet".
• HTML-formatted expansions for mail applications that support HTML mail.
• Redesigned user interface, including a new layout of the Typinator window.
• Removed the set pop-up menu, which often caused confusion for new users; Typinator now always shows the set list.
• Larger text field for more convenient editing of expansions.
• New import file types for replacing the contents of existing sets.
• Built-in functions for string processing in expansions (case conversions, replacements, extraction of fragments, and more).
• Convenience buttons for quickly activating and deactivating all sets for an applicaton in Application Settings.
• Reorganized Typinator menu with cleaner structure and direct access to help resources.
• Improved word-by-word search for text entered in the window toolbar's search field.
• Predefined sets can now be added by clicking the "+" button below the set list.
• When searching, Typinator now highlights matches in the set list.
• The degrees symbol can now be used in calculations for conversions from degrees to radians, e.g. in sin(60°).
• Literal braces { and } are now available in the {…} marker menu.
• Rules can now have a description that appears instead of the expansion in the rule table.
• New date calculation functions for explicitly setting the reference date and time.
• It is now possible to search for picture expansions by entering "Picture" ("Bild", "Image" in German and French) in the window's Search field as well as in Quick Search.
• Faster processing of cases where the abbreviation partly overlaps with the expansion.
• Faster handling of AutoCorrections.
• Typinator now shows the text ruler for formatted text expansions.
• Improved size adaptation of the "Predefined Sets" sheet.
• Predefined sets can now have localized names.
• Set-specific shared data are now synchronized via Dropbox.
• In formatted text expansions, the ruler can now be toggled with the command+R shortcut.
• Typinator remembers the rulers's visibility for formatted text expansions.
• Improved relevance ranking in suggestions when the typed fragment matches the beginning of an abbreviation.
• New insertion technique for applications that need special handling of multi-line expansions.
• Revised design for some toolbar icons.
• All icons now exist in high-resolution variants for retina displays.
• New built-in variable Typinator_HTML lets scripts check for HTML expansions.
• Improved consistency of certain terms in the user interface.
• Typinator now uses the appropriate HTML clipboard format for all supported versions of OS X.
• Faster cursor positioning in Evernote.
• When selecting a new set, Typinator automatically selects the first item.
• Changes to the Abbreviation text field are now undoable.
• The "Action" toolbar item is now correctly drawn when the toolbar's size is set to small.
• Faster internal conflict checking with large sets that contain similar abbreviations.
• When searching in the Typinator window, the return and enter keys jump from match to match (backwards with the shift key).
• More prominent splitter indicator clearly shows how the relative sizes of the top and bottom parts of the Typinator window can be resized.
• No longer lists a confusing "silent sound" as an available feedback sound.
• Works around an issue that resulted in very narrow text input fields in interactive forms.
• Fixes a problem where the active set list was not updated after deleting an application from Application Settings.
• Works around an issue in Adobe EdgeCode, where typed abbreviations were not deleted.
• Fixes a cursor positioning issue with Komodo IDE and Komodo Edit.
• Works around certain insertion problems with PDF Studio 9.
• Fixes an inconsistency in the Action menu in Typinator's toolbar.
• Works around a cursor positioning issue in Evernote when the expansion contains certain special characters.
• Works around various incompatibilities with Android Studio.
• See the product page for further details.