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It’s been a long time coming, but after months of hard graft and some invaluable assistance from our loyal clan of beta testers, we’re pleased as punch to announce that TypeIt4Me 5.0 is now available for download. This is a major update with a totally rewritten engine that brings full 64-bit Snow Leopard compatibility, speedier text expansion and a redesigned user interface with a fully resizable clippings editing window. TypeIt4Me is no longer presented as a System Preferences item – it now stands on its own two feet as a regular application that can optionally display its icon in the dock as well as its traditional menubar position.

For a complete list of features, see:

http://www.ettoresoftware.com/products/typeit4me/features/

Available as a 30-day-trial, TypeIt4Me 5.0 still costs just $27 (or $14 for students/ teachers). As always, you’ll only pay $9 to upgrade from a previous registered version. Additionally, users who bought the previous version on or after 1 January 2009 will receive a free upgrade code via email in the next few days. Please note that TypeIt4Me 5.0 is only compatible with Macs running OS X 10.5 Leopard and later.

Anyway, that’s enough blathering from us. Check it out now. We hope you’ll like it.

New features:

• TypeIt4Me now handles older as well as latest SpellCatcher XML export
• TypeIt4Me now also Handles CR (return) in a similar way to TAB when expanding in spreadsheets

Fixed Bugs:

• The clipboard is restored after expansion
• TypeIt4Me no longer accepts older registration codes only to reject them later
• Triggering expansion with TAB no longer leaves the first letter of the abbreviation behind
• The contents of the clipboard are restored no matter what other modifiers are pressed on cmd-v

We’re pleased to announce that version 4.2 of TypeIt4Me is compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. So if you were worried that upgrading to Apple’s latest OS might bring problems with your favourite text expansion software, worry no more. This version also fixes a few minor glitches, removes a deprecated API and adds Sort by Label functionality. You can download TypeIt4Me 4.2 here.

TapIt4Me 1.1.1 has been tested and is fully compatible with the new iPhone 3.0 software release. It’s in the app store now as a free update. Apologies for those of you who had trouble with the previous version.

First there was iBeep2, way back in 1987. Then ten years later along came Sounds4Fun. Now, in 2007 we bring you a spiffy 21st century Mac OS X-compatible Sounds4Fun X. It lets you do fun things on your Mac. Fun things involving sounds. Try it, you might like it.