Xmenu mac app store for free#

When I click in a public bulletin board box, the iPad keyboard pops up. This app allows you to create snippets of frequently used text to enter into emails or anywhere you see the iPad keyboard pop up.

Xmenu mac app store for free#

I found a similar copy and paste app for my iPad called SnipsKey, available for free from iTunes. So much easier than copy and paste and it resides right on your menu bar at the top of your screen. Press the Post Comment button and your done. Go to the Snippets pull-down menu and click 'Welcome Cooper' or 'Welcome Smith' and the text automatically populates the public bulletin board box, or any typeable field where your cursor is blinking. Now, when I want to send the standard Welcome message, I open the new person's profile and click my cursor in the public bulletin board box. The filename for each Snippet shows in the drop-down Snippets menu. I use the Text Editor app to create individual copy and paste messages for these Welcome messages, and I add them to the Snippets folder. The Snippets is the coolest app ever! I send a lot of standard 'Welcome to WikiTree' messages. I have set my preferences to display Documents, Snippets and Apps. This menu appears on the right side of your menu bar and is a drop down menu of various file folders. The one on my desktop is called XMenu, and you can get it from the App Store or from the developer's website for free (. I really just wanted to share a couple of great apps that I found today. We haven't done much with the Mac Interest Group, so I just wanted to let everyone know that we are OS X and iOS WikiTreers.