T tbb07 macrumors newbie Original poster May 6, 2011 24 0 May 26, 2011 #1 As the title suggests, I want to have a keyboard shortcut for a word, i.e. apple. So if I set command+x to equal "apple", whenever I hit command+x, I would get the word apple inserted. Possible?
As the title suggests, I want to have a keyboard shortcut for a word, i.e. apple. So if I set command+x to equal "apple", whenever I hit command+x, I would get the word apple inserted. Possible?
F Finch7 macrumors newbie Jan 22, 2009 16 0 May 27, 2011 #2 You can try a free program like 'Snippets' to assign text shortcut keys to paste specific snippets into anywhere.
You can try a free program like 'Snippets' to assign text shortcut keys to paste specific snippets into anywhere.
T tbb07 macrumors newbie Original poster May 6, 2011 24 0 May 27, 2011 #3 For $40, I don't even want to try it, as I mgiht end up wasting the money hah. And it looks like it only works for the code editor anyway. Anyhow, I would think what I'm asking for would be fairly simply =/, hmm...
For $40, I don't even want to try it, as I mgiht end up wasting the money hah. And it looks like it only works for the code editor anyway. Anyhow, I would think what I'm asking for would be fairly simply =/, hmm...
miles01110 macrumors Core Jul 24, 2006 19,260 38 The Ivory Tower (I'm not coming down) May 27, 2011 #4 Just "Copy" the word and paste it whenever you need it. Command + V.
satcomer Suspended Feb 19, 2008 9,115 1,977 The Finger Lakes Region May 27, 2011 #5 Open System Preferences->Keyboard, Keyboard Shortcuts tab and hit the + button and create your shortcut. Also for words you get a program like TextExpander.
Open System Preferences->Keyboard, Keyboard Shortcuts tab and hit the + button and create your shortcut. Also for words you get a program like TextExpander.