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      <title>Typinator vs TextExpander</title>
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      <description>Quick fight out between two applications that do essentially the same thing, which is expand text snippets to become something else:
Round 1 - Does it do what it&amp;rsquo;s supposed to do? I bought TextExpander to do one thing, correct my typos. I have a chronic habit of typing semicolons where there should be apostrophes. Words like &amp;ldquo;don;t&amp;rdquo; and &amp;ldquo;can;t&amp;rdquo;. I set this up in TextExpander, set off writing an email and it failed to catch a single one of my typos.</description>
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