Text Accelerator, brand new, $12.45

[Curt]

From Yuri Kobet, the maker of fabulous True Launch Bar, now comes "Text Accelerator, Tame Your Text", mostly for coders. Intro-prices from $25 $12.45, genuine lifetime key. Reseller: Avangate.

"Low footprint. Text Accelerator takes about 400 KB of memory when waiting for calls."

http://www.textaccelerator.com/

Text Accelerator
Tame Your Text

What you can do with the Text Accelerator:

 ■Insert the frequently used text chunks with 1-2 keys strokes into any application.
 ■Transform the text with simple templates.
 ■The same hot keys for text operations in all applications.
 ■Write your own scripts in VBScript or JavaScript to process the text.
 ■Search the terms in the Internet from any application.
 ■Format the text with HTML or BB Code tags.
 ■Convert all applicable characters to HTML entities.
 ■Insert the dynamic information (like the current date or time).
 ■And almost everything what the script languages can do with text.

How the Text Accelerator Works:
 
Add the accelerators in the settings. You can assign the hot key directly to the accelerator or combine accelerators into group. If you want call accelerator from the group, you have to press the group hot key and then press the accelerator key. To apply the accelerator, just select the text you want to modify and press the accelerator hot key. If accelerator is created to insert the text chunk, then you don't need to select the text. Text Accelerator gets the text by sending CTRL+C keys combination and inserts the modified text by sending CTRL+V keys combination. Most text editors or text fields support these keys combination to copy/paste text.

http://www.textaccelerator.com/

[kunkel321]

Indeed, it does look like a keeper.
Sitting in the systray in Win Vista, it bounces from 212 to 338 KB.  When it's activated, it jumps to about 3 MB.  When the settings dialog is open, it's still no more than 5 MB.
It looks like the developer has set up a support forum.

I've always been happy with True Launch Bar.  Stable program and responsive forum.  Guess I'll probably purchase this new gizmo too.  Seems to be running alongside MacroExpress well enough.  Hopfully there won't be conflicts down the road. 

Thanks for the tip Curt!

[Jibz]

Looks interesting .