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Google gave me a Cr-48 about a month ago. I like it. Its simple and powerful. The temptation to fuss and muss has been removed. However, one of the things I miss a lot is hotstrings that I set up in autohotkey. So for instance typing "asap" will autoexpand to "as soon as possible" no matter what software I am in. I cannot do that in Chrome OS. Google Docs has something under tools>preferences>automatic substitution but that is only specific to Google Docs. I want to have hotstrings everywhere.

ale
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You can try Popchrom

Save time and effort with Popchrom by creating your own shortcuts for text phrases! Whether it's a simple email signature or several paragraphs of a standard response, you'll love how easy it is to use Popchrom to avoid typing the same thing over and over.

Note: I haven't tried this on my Cr-48 yet

Sathyajith Bhat
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  • Thanks Popchrom looks as if it will do the job. But wait, is there a way to export my autohotkey script into popchrom. What would really be cool would be if popchrome could autosyncronize my autohotkey script which is stored in dropbox. – IThink Jan 22 '11 at 04:16