Another one of the things I love about SKs is that you can create multiline text expanders. You could add a whole page worth of text, complete with paragraph spacing, or a text expander for some of those nonverbal notations we talked about before.
For example, let's say that I'm transcribing a presentation, and I need to notate applause on it's own line:
Blah, blah, blah
[Applause]
Blah, blah, blah
I can create a ShortKey that does it for me. So, for example, I might type appl and my ShortKey would like this:
:enter::enter:_[Applause]_:enter::enter:
(The : should really be <>, but they disappear if I type them that way!)
Now, when I type appl at the end of a line, it will add the hard returns before the [Applause] as well as after, and I can keep typing without missing a beat.
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