Windows has Keytext...Mac's have...

[alienmac]

I am looking for a mac program that does the same thing as:
http://www.mjmsoft.com/keytext.htm

In Short Keytext Does :
KeyText can store hundreds of stock texts, ready to be typed or pasted into any application by a simple hotkey press or menu selection. Whether you type your address in online forms a few times a week, or work at a busy support desk answering e-mails, if you type the same things over and over - save time by letting KeyText do it for you.

I have looked and looked to no avail. Perhaps its built-in with the OS, I don't know. Any help will be appreciated greatly.

 

[alienmac]

Found it...Im am using it all the time now. Hope this helps out anyone, it's free.

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/12874

 

[JavierBroggi]

I tried it and it does not do all key text does, what do u use it for?

Thanks

 

[ziggy4shadow]

i have downloaded clipmaster and i can not install it, can anyone help

 

[freemyheart]

Bought my first Mac a couple of weeks ago. KeyText is my most missed Windows app. Does anyone here recommend something similar?

 

[kitKAC]

https://www.keyboardmaestro.com/main/

This?

 

[AZhappyjack]

I've been using TextExpander for years... one of the few subscription apps...

Welcome to TextExpander.com

TextExpander is the most popular text replacement and shortcut app. Generate custom word, sentence, and paragraph text with keyboard shortcuts.

textexpander.com

 

[Ben J.]

I recently started to use MacMost's ClipTools:

ClipTools: Clipboard Manager and More From MacMost

MacMost: ClipTools: Clipboard Manager and More From MacMost

macmost.com

Basically a clipboard manager that sits in your menu bar. Seems very capable and useful, and it's free.

Also I highly recommend MacMost.com for their extensive collection of YT videos, which are extremely no-nonsense and to-the-point guides to anything mac.

 

[HDFan]

Copy 'Em + Paste Queue: Powerful clipboard manager combination to boost productivity from app store?

 

[Iwavvns]

ClipTools has tons of options (Mac App Store link). This app is made by Gary at macmost.com

EDIT: Just realized Ben J. already posted this. Moderators: feel free to delete this post.. and sorry about the duplicate.

 

[MacGizmo]

aText is another great snippet manager ($5 per year, OR $30 for lifetime license). It's very similar to TextExpander.

 

[freemyheart]

ClipTools has tons of options (Mac App Store link). This app is made by Gary at macmost.com

EDIT: Just realized Ben J. already posted this. Moderators: feel free to delete this post.. and sorry about the duplicate.

I may try this too. I already purchased the one from my first response, but it is pretty difficult to use, coming from a PC user. Keytext was very straight forward/user intuitive. I'm getting up there in age, and I'm already facing a pretty big learning curve. I should've done made the switch years ago.

Thank you everyone for your suggestions.

 

[Ben J.]

Bought my first Mac a couple of weeks ago.

Again I recommend Macmost:

macmostvideo

Subscribe to MacMost to watch daily video tutorials about how to get the most from your Mac, iPad and iPhone! This show focuses on the "how to." You'll learn how to use macOS and the apps that come with your Mac. MacMost also features news, commentary reviews geared toward the casual personal...

www.youtube.com

I think you'll find clear answers and guides to almost anything mac.