Tuesday, May 20, 2008 11:30 AM PDT
SmileOnMyMac has updated its typing shortcut tool, TextExpander, fixing several bugs and adding a new CSS feature.
New in TextExpander 2.2 is a new predefined group of CSS Snippets (Cascading Style Sheets) for Web development. The update also has several fixes including limiting the "Adapt to Case" to lowercase snippets; limiting "Adapt to Case" to abbreviations with two or more characters; disabling expansion when shift-space is typed; and it now works properly with MacSpeech Dictate.
TextExpander 2.2 is a free update for registered users and costs US$29.95 for new users.
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