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Mark and I have talked...Mark Hurst reviews "Typeit4me" By: Merlin Mann (21 replies) September 25, 2004 - 9:43am |
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Mark and I have talked...
Mark and I have talked about Typeit4me. He tried to introduce me to the developer of the program. As we would really like work with someone to build a version of ActiveWords for the Mac, so if anyone out there knows someone who might, we would gladly work out a deal to license our code. The key difference between ActiveWords and Typeit4me is that we do 8 things including text substitution. We allow you to launch applications, open files folders and drives, etc.
We allow the user to use words, acronyms or event phrases to trigger ActiveWords, and we work application and context free.
We have also built a lot of agents that work with our built in scripting language. We had some fun yesterday beginning to build an agent for www.skype.com. If anyone has any questions about ActiveWords, let me know, and if you are using a Mac, by all means try Typeit4me, I would love to see its developers do well too!
We would like to think that with ActiveWords the limiting factor becomes your imagination.