Depending on language, there are two alternatives: Of course, for this you need a list corresponding to the lists provided with Word, and you need to import it into PhraseExpress. There is no specific auto-correction function just as in Word, any misspelled word listed as an “abbreviation” will be replaced by its corresponding (correctly spelled) Description. When you type the abbreviation and the selected delimiter, the entry in the Description field will be inserted instead. (The Hotkey option is mainly intended for the execution of macros see below.) Select the phrase you want PhraseExpress to insert when you type its “abbreviation”.Ģ. Note 2: The PhraseExpress functions do not work if you have this window open, so after any action performed in it: minimise it or close it. Note 1: The help text often refers to the Settings option, which you will find on the Tools menu. To familiarise yourself with the Help is a good idea, and you can also do that without installing PhraseExpress: it is here. This is where you manage your autotext entries, phrases, hotkeys, etc. You open the PhraseExpress window by selecting Edit phrases: Right-clicking it will produce this menu: The application, when started, is found in the Taskbar’s system tray. Start at the PhraseExpress feature list and look round then download and try it.
It is also easier to use on the other hand, I think PhraseExpress offers a large number of useful functions well worth exploring. This text replaces the corresponding section in the manual it has been removed in order to save space there but also because its “competitor”, AutoHotkey seems to be more popular.
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