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JJussi
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by JJussi » Mar 11th, ’19, 12:36
Hi!
I have shortcut
Type: send
Code: Select all
User %INPUT_username% has been created.
Password will be sent by SMS soon to number %INPUT_phonenr%
User has been granted with:
%INPUT_granted%
When shortcut is run, it asks three values.
However, if phone number is input at "international format", like '+358401234567' that +3 is converted to #-character. And yes, shift-3 is #
So, how I prevent here (at this shortcut) that kind of conversion?
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Tom
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by Tom » Mar 11th, ’19, 14:12
Disable option "Enable modifiers" in Preferences/Text Expander or put + in braces, like {+}358...
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JJussi
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by JJussi » Mar 13th, ’19, 08:21
Tom wrote: ↑Mar 11th, ’19, 14:12
Disable option "Enable modifiers" in Preferences/Text Expander or put + in braces, like {+}358...
Yes, I know that.. But then it is disabled everywhere. I asked if there is possibility to "disable" that per shortcut.
What comes to {+}, it means that I need to "edit" my input what comes from clipboard... Hmm.. Maybe I can create shortcut for that...