

- #PHRASEEXPRESS OPEN FILE 64 BIT#
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#PHRASEEXPRESS OPEN FILE SOFTWARE#
I am still looking for a program that will write my letters for me, but in the meantime this is a piece of software that saves me time and keyboarding. A USB memory device version is available too.
#PHRASEEXPRESS OPEN FILE 64 BIT#
The product is Windows product that works with 32 or 64 bit Windows XP, Vista and 7.
#PHRASEEXPRESS OPEN FILE MANUAL#
Product support can be summed up in three steps: 1) make sure you are running the latest version, 2) read the manual and 3) browse the support forum. 3) I save my data file to “ My DropBox.” That way any updates I make are available to me on any computer that I use (with DropBox installed). Augustine, C S Lewis A W Tozer Schafer Chesterton etc.). I set up a directory of “famous quotes” then a sub-directory of my favorite authors (i.e. 2) I like to close my letters and e-mail with a thought-provoking / inspirational quote. Three features that I especially found neat in PhraseExpress were: 1) I set Phrase express to enter my email address when I press Ctrl-F12. (Note: I did not say that it made it fast and easy, I just said this makes it faster and easier).Īnyone who corresponds several times each week (or daily) should have this utility. This has made partnership development faster and easier. And did I mention the price, FREE! (Disclaimer: it is only free for personal use). Well PhraseExpress is a free tool that blew me away! It organized my commonly used phrases (some pretty long) expanded abbreviations (as I typed) auto-completed phrases (just like MS Word’s Auto Correct feature) and corrected spelling (MS Word does this already, but this will do it in any program – like when I mis-spell a word in my Facebook status).

For example, “We often pray for you and thank God for your part in our ministry.” Originally I created a MS Word document with commonly used phrases that I would cut-n-paste into my emails. Quite frequently we say the same thing repeatedly but with minor changes to keep our email personal. Those of us in missions spend a large amount of our time in correspondence with our partners. They have a desire “to see God’s message of life available to everyone in a language that they can connect with.” His wife is training as an Educational Consultant for Wycliffe. Ken serves with Wycliffe Bible Translators in the field of Information Technology. This guest post was written by Ken Mullins.
