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PhraseExpander Professional for PC 79% off $29.99
ScreenManiac:
Thanks dr_andus,
I like what you said about this category of software being pretty generic. Convincing case for my usage scenarios. I figure it's probably different for someone who intends to rely on pre-defined phrases and vocabulary that is very specific. I've seen such add-on lists elsewhere, but didn't care to investigate quality and compatibility issues.
I certainly don't need it, for me it's general purpose, no legal or medical profession involved.
May I ask what program you settled for?
dr_andus:
I figure it's probably different for someone who intends to rely on pre-defined phrases and vocabulary that is very specific. I've seen such add-on lists elsewhere
-ScreenManiac (August 22, 2015, 07:30 AM)
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I don't use add-on lists, I input all my recurring phrases individually and manually. I did actually try importing such lists but with my type of usage (selecting from pop-up box by the cursor) they just polluted my glossary with terms that were not useful for me.
With my type of use there is a benefit to keeping my specialised glossary small. It's also possible to create multiple task- or project-specific glossaries and only activate them when needed, to keep the pop-up list relevant.
I've been using PhraseExpander Pro for the past 2 years and been very happy with it, as it ticks my aforementioned criteria. But I only use the text expander functionality, I can't comment on the clipboard, macro, form filling, file launcher and other stuff on there.
Ath:
Maybe Lintalist (Announcement on DC) is worth investigating for those searching for a FOSS tool?
xtabber:
Note the following for this $29.99 discount license:
Restrictions: license includes a single download for a single user; to use on two computers, customers will need to purchase two licenses.
The regular $149.99 license can be expanded to 3 computers for $20.
wraith808:
Well, there's alsoMaybe Lintalist (Announcement on DC) is worth investigating for those searching for a FOSS tool?
-Ath (August 23, 2015, 04:54 AM)
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Well, there's also Auspex and Ethervane Echo if you're going there.
But I think, to be fair, you can't really compare the feature set. If you don't need that feature set, then those are options too.
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