Month: January 2016

mac automation tips

How to Remember Finger Gestures, String Letters, and Other Triggers

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A few of my Twitter followers have asked me how do I keep track of and remember triggers (stringer letters, finger gestures, and voice commands) I assign to various Mac automation tools. That’s an excellent question, for I imagine many computer users face the challenge of remembering keyboard shortcuts, text expansion abbreviations, and the keys for typing special characters. …

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Finger Gesture App, BetterTouchTool Goes on Sale!

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I’m pleased to share that the finger gesture application, BetterTouchTool, is now on sale. Though I’m not the developer of the application, I say it’s about time the developer got paid! When I first received an upgrade notice that BTT would no longer be free, it took less than thirty seconds for me to click the red “Buy BetterTouchTool license …

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8 Powerful Reasons to Automate Everything On Your Mac

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This article is for beginning and intermediate Mac users who are not taking advantage of Mac automation tools, which are powerfully useful for performing repetitive tasks, and getting things done more  efficiently. Though nearly every article published for the site is an example of why Mac automation is important, I want to use this blog post to explain …

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20 Questions Mac Users Should Ask While at Their Computer

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The best way to get the most out of your Mac is to automate tasks. But if you’re new Mac automation, you might not realize what tasks you could automate using Mac automation applications. In a general sense, Mac automation is about maximizing the potential of computer and software automations. Regularly automating tasks should do the following: Save you steps in …

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