Atext
Atext: A Text Template, Shortcut, Expansion Tool
Atext is a text template, text shortcut, text macro, text automation, text expansion tool that works on MacOS and Windows. It allows users to create and use snippets of text that can be inserted into any application by typing abbreviations. Atext can save time and effort by reducing the need to type the same thing over and over. Atext can also insert images, formatted text, attachments, date and time scripts, editable fields, keystrokes, and more.
Features of Atext
Atext has many features that make it a powerful and versatile tool for text automation. Some of the main features are:
- Rich text: Atext can insert images, formatted text, attachments into any application, such as Word, Mail, Outlook, Pages, Gmail, etc.
- Auto-Correction: Atext can automatically capitalize new sentences, correct double capitals, and fix common misspellings using built-in snippets.
- Advanced: Atext has a full set of advanced functions, including date and time scripts, editable fields, keystrokes, scripting, etc. Users can customize their snippets with variables, calculations, conditions, loops, etc.
- Cloud sync: Atext can sync data across computers via OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud Drive, etc., or shared network folder. Users can collaborate with other people in multi-user environment.
- Built-in snippets: Atext has built-in snippets for misspelling correcting, HTML and JavaScript coding, emojis, etc. Users can also import and export snippets from other sources.
- Work in Windows and MacOS: Atext can work in both Windows and MacOS operating systems. Users can sync their data between computers running Windows and MacOS.
- Virtual machine: Atext can work in virtual machine and remote desktop clients. It provides advanced configurator to work in most applications.
How to use Atext
To use Atext, users need to download and install the software from the official website: https://www.trankynam.com/atext/. Users can get a free 21-days trial or buy a license for $9.99 per computer.
After installing Atext, users can create their own snippets or use the built-in ones. To create a snippet, users need to open the Atext app and click on the "+" button at the bottom left corner. Users can then enter the abbreviation and the content of the snippet. Users can also choose the options for the snippet, such as case sensitivity, cursor position, sound effect, etc.
To use a snippet, users need to type the abbreviation in any application where they want to insert the snippet. Atext will automatically replace the abbreviation with the content of the snippet. Users can also use hotkeys to trigger snippets or access the app menu.
For more information on how to use Atext, users can refer to the following pages:
- A quick start guide for using Atext
- Frequently asked questions about Atext
- How to get support for Atext
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