Web Macros for Chrome - a podcast by Data Doctors

The typewriter was replaced by word processors years ago and today's equivalent is Microsoft Word.and#8232;and#8232; An advanced tool in Word is a feature known as Macros, which allows you to record a series of strokes and save them to a keyboard shortcut.and#8232;and#8232; If you've switched to Google's online alternative known as Docs, you can add this awesome productivity feature to it as well.and#8232;and#8232; An add-in for Chrome called 'Magical Text Expander' gives you the same ability to save a combination of keystones to a shortcut. and#8232;and#8232;I love using it as a way to pop in large chunks of text like an email signature or the mailing address for my office.and#8232;and#8232; The best part of this utility is that it's not limited to Docs as it's actually an add-on to the web browser, which means it can be used anywhere you use Chrome.and#8232;and#8232; Start using it today by downloading it form here: and#160;https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/auto-text-expander-for-go/iibninhmiggehlcdolcilmhacighjamp

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