SmileOnMyMac (TextExpander people) confirm the issue and that the fix will be in 3.0.1; In the meantime I have reverted to the 2.x version.
Thanks On Mar 16, 2:28 pm, CO Aggie <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks. I forgot to mention the obligatory versions: > > OS X 10.6, QS b57, TE 3.0 > > I will apply more pressure to TE folks > > On Mar 16, 2:09 pm, AquaMethod <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Are you using the new TextExpander? This seems to be an issue with > > version 3, likely due to the switch from prefpane to application. > > Another HUD app I use, DTerm, causes TE to send expansions to the > > underlying application, just as you described. > > > I'm sure the TE team is on it, though you might want to shoot them an > > email. In the mean time, switching back to version 2 should work > > around it. > > > On Mar 15, 2:25 pm, CO Aggie <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > I have been using QS in the following workflow for some time: > > > > 1) Invoke QS via hotkey > > > 2) Type '@' so that file '[email protected]' appears in the first pane > > > 3) Type '<TAB>p' to cause the second pane to select the Prepend action > > > 4) Type '<TAB>' to get to the third pane > > > > So far, so good. This is where I am broke (and I am searching TE too > > > for this). > > > > Normally I can type any of a number of abbreviations here like: > > > > clockin > > > clockout > > > dlog > > > > These abbreviations expand to specific strings of text, dealing with > > > checking in or out or logging a message. TextExpander is seeing these > > > abbreviations, but QS is not catching them as keystrokes, they are > > > going to the underlying active application. > > > > Is there a quick / easy fix here for me? > > > > Thanks
