

#Typinator reviews code
From email templates to code snippets to website URLs, there's no easier way to recreate repetitive text at a moment's notice.
#Typinator reviews plus
The plus is it's wicked fast to open perspectives and I never need to open the Perspectives view unless adjusting their settings.With Typinator for Mac, you can store commonly used text and images in quick keywords and abbreviations.
#Typinator reviews update
The biggest downside of this is having to update the expansions when the perspectives are renamed. I emailed the TE tech support and a bug report was filed. I tried TextExpander with this scenario but it would not expand in QS. That way when processing my daily list, I can quickly open the Waiting, review it, ⌘W to close it, and check off the Review Waiting action in my Daily Review perspective, move to the next perspective to review. I have most all of my perspectives set to open in a new window. Start typing "Open URL" until QS recognizes itįor me to launch my personal core the keystrokes are: Type my snippet abbreviation like "ofpcore", Typinator will expand itĤ. Now I can open my perspectives using QuickSilver with a sequence like this:Ģ. The result is easy to remember, much more so than some key combo. In this list, the shortcut "ofpcore" would expand to omnifocus:///perspective/Personal%20Core. What I did was this:Ĭreated a group in Typinator of OmniFocus URLs. I had a little flash after reading some of Bret Terpstra's work with TextExpander. Too many to create meaningful keyboard shortcuts. Multiply these by 2 because I have a set of these for Personal and a set for Work. In my flow, I have perspectives for Plan (all projects), Select (showing active and available for choosing Most Import Tasks or MITs), Starting (upcoming), Due, and Core (my today list of MITs).


I tried the trick of putting the OF url in the notes of the action. My Daily Review was working but slow when it came to reviewing other perspectives like Waiting, Due, and Start. After reading the Creating Flow with OmniFocus book, I made a number of changes. I just wanted to share a technique that is working really well for me.
