Tagkeys puts a tab on the right side of your screen. Clicking this tab brings out the program, so you can create, edit, or delete your boilerplates (which the program calls tagkeys). Once you've created one, you can insert it into any application into which you can type text by pressing a period (.), typing it's abbreviation, and hitting the space bar.
An optional $20 registration fee brings you backup, customization, and import/export capabilities.
--Lincoln Spector
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