The newest version of TextExpander for Mac is out with some nice improvements: Supports Cut, Copy and Paste for items in the snippet list Adds popover to resolve snippet abbreviation conflicts Duplicate snippets are drawn with blue abbreviation (vs. orange for conflicts) Adds “expand…
Continue reading →Inside the Sausage Factory
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Continue reading →Dr. Drang on a Better iOS Google Maps
“Sounds to me like playing hardball got Apple most of what it wanted. Reminds me of Flash.” Spot on.
Continue reading →Upgrade Your OmniFocus Icons
If you’re an OmniFocus geek, like me, you’ve probably spent some time setting up custom perspectives. OmniFocus ships with a nice collection of icons for this purpose but I’m always on the hunt for better ones. This just got a whole lot easier with…
Continue reading →Sponsor: QuoteRobot
QuoteRobot makes it easy to write winning proposals. Let’s face it, proposal writing generally sucks. It’s unpaid time spent in the hopes of winning a new project. If you’re pitching against other companies, the chances of winning are further diluted. But, it’s a necessary…
Continue reading →Paperless: iBookstore Best of 2012
Day made.
Continue reading →1Password for iOS 4.0. Yes please.
I’ve explained on the Mac Power Users how I refuse to evangelize Apple products to people. If you prefer to use your Tandy TRS 80 to get work done, you have my blessing. Everybody’s got their own pet technology and whatever does it for you…
Continue reading →Presenting Wirelessly with an Apple TV
I’ve made reference to my new presentation kit several times during the last few months on Mac Power Users episodes. Specifically, I’ve been presenting wirelessly from my iPad. Imagine yourself making a presentation with nothing but your iPad in hand. You’re not chained to…
Continue reading →The unlikely persistence of AppleScript
“And in a very real sense, modern AppleScript has quietly achieved its original goal of enabling non-programmers to create their own software—not through AppleScript scripting but instead through Automator, which is built on the same underlying technology and is arguably more popular than its…
Continue reading →MPU115: Geek Gift Guide
Having trouble decided what to get that geek in your life or perhaps telling others what you’d like? The Mac Power Users are here to the rescue with this week’s episode, where Katie and I talk about some of our best ideas for geek…
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