I think you may be having the same trouble I was having, before Marko kindly introduced a default suffix character. It solved all the problems for me. I prefer to be quite clear about when the text expander operates - I want to tell it when to look at the last few characters typed and then act. I do...

Thanks Marco

The help file under "Using Fastkeys>Modules>Start Menu" says that Phrase File is available as a command type (under 2 Select command type) but this option is not made available on the menu item setup form. Can this option be made available please?

Thanks Marko. I had not spotted that menu item - I'll give it a go.

Any chance of an export to csv facility?

It would be very helpful to be able to import and export each start menu tab from and to csv files.

It is a problem because I want files sorted by Correspondent name>Date>Topic and having Date at the start of the file name does not do this. Your question is a good one though and prompted me to think harder and find a solution that works for me. My file naming standard is "CorrespondentName.DateAsy...

After trying a number of alternatives it seems that the problem with the "Save As" dialog lies with the use of input forms, whether these are ahk input forms or Fastkeys Input selection forms. When drawn on screen the forms change the File Name control of the "Save As" dialog so that all text alread...

Hi Marko Wow that was quick! Following the update it works exactly as expected in Text Expander (including in Phrase Files). Two things for other users to note: 1) In Preferences>TextExpander deselect "Display suggestions as you type" so that the chosen default suffix triggers the macros. Otherwise,...

Starting to get to grips with Fastkeys. I am trying to make a generic date add shortcut and thought I had nailed it after getting your Input Selection Form macros to work with my code. My code works fine in a text file but if I use it to insert a date into the Win7 file save dialog it wipes the stri...

For me they would be keys that are easy to get to, are not likely to be used immediately after another character and preferably don't require shifting. On a UK keyboard obvious candidates are "#" and "`".

If you would like my help in testing just ask.