Please find attached weekly report for your records.
#PHRASEEXPRESS NOT RUNNING UPDATE#
I’ll provide another email update as soon as anything changes. Follow the attached instructions for more information. The office printer is currently out of order.Ī maintenance call has been logged and is due to be fixed by. Here are some templates you can model from to help get you started So once you’ve got into the swing of it, you’ll probably want to fill it up and due to all the excitement, you might start to go blank.
#PHRASEEXPRESS NOT RUNNING MAC#
Maybe you could just watch the video anyway…(and ask Santa for a Mac this Xmas)
#PHRASEEXPRESS NOT RUNNING PC#
Sorry PC people, I looked everywhere and couldn’t find another version of the video. Watch the video here for getting started. There are quite a number of settings you can change and tinker with to suit you. Now these steps are just to get you started. Now if you do experience this side effect, please comment below and share this post with your peeps! WARNING: You may actually get really excited at this point (like I did, dare I admit that out loud while my inner geek flushes and goes all shy). Prepare to be blown away by how simple and effective this is! :) Then test away by simply typing the phrase description into an email for example and BOOM your text appears! I'd even suggest saving a copy in a word doc too. This approach can be handy to perform simple text insertion when you need to connect to many different remote machines where PhraseExpander is not installed.Tip: Save as you go. This approach will also work with some limitations: since PhraseExpander is running on your local machine and not your remote machine, it will not be able to properly detect the focused applications on the remote machine, and this will limit the functionalities of the macros (for example you cannot focus a certain window), and you cannot use formatted text. Installing PhraseExpander only on your local machine.Phrases can be synchronized between the two machines using linked glossaries. To ensure that your local instance of PhraseExpander doesn't interfere with the remote one, disable "Detect commands" on your local machine or, on your local machine, add the Remote Desktop mstsc.exe in your exclusions list from the Options/Advanced (Do not detect shorts and hotkeys). This will give you the maximum flexibility as PhraseExpander is working as if you were physically seated in front of the remote computer and typing on its keyboard. Installing PhraseExpander on both your local and remote machine.Yes, and you can use one of these approaches: Check which applications are in your exclusions list in Detect typed keystrokes under File → Options → Advanced.Ĭan I use PhraseExpander with Terminal Services (or Remote Desktop)? You might have included an application in the exclusion list.To make sure that's not the case, try to disable or close them completely and check if the problem continues to happen. Other text expander applications might interfere with PhraseExpander.If you are in doubt about a certain application, send us an inquiry.
Certain applications have a special way to detect typed keystrokes and PhraseExpander may not be able to detect them (this might happen with some Java applications or X11 applications).
To solve this, you can launch PhraseExpander as Administrator. as an Administrator) and PhraseExpander has fewer privileges, PhraseExpander cannot detect the typed keystroke there.
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