Breevy is a text expander, AutoText, and text replacement program that helps you type faster and more accurately by allowing you to abbreviate long words and phrases -- saving you time and money. You will simply need to create an abbreviation for any word or phrase that you type most frequently, or for the ones that you find difficult to type or remember.

Then, instead of typing the entire phrase, just type the abbreviation into any program, and Breevy will replace it with its corresponding phrase... automatically, seamlessly, and instantly.

Breevy includes a list of over 6500 AutoCorrection abbreviations to automatically correct your spelling errors in any application, as well as a list of over 13,500 abbreviations just for medical transcriptionists. Breevy can also launch applications, websites, files, and folders for you -- for example, you can launch Notepad by typing np, launch Google.com by typing gg, or navigate to your My Documents folder by typing md.

Breevy is extremely fast, easy to use, works with any application, is unobtrusive, and will start increasing your productivity within the first five minutes you use it. Try it... we know you'll love it.

Perfect for anyone who uses a keyboard and wants to save time and money and lighten their workload -- including all home and business users, medical transcriptionists, e-mail support and helpdesk agents, legal transcriptionists, authors, technical/medical writers, programmers, chronic misspellers, and those suffering from RSI/carpal tunnel syndrome.

Limitations:

· 30 days trial period
· Nag screen

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Added the Menu / Application key (the one usually found between the right Alt and Ctrl keys, next to the Windows key) to the list of "special" keys that can be "pressed" using Breevy's %(Key), %(KeyDown), and %(KeyUp) macros.
· Replacement text case adaptation wasn't working properly for a few trigger keys (such as Num + and Num *) when only the first character of the typed abbreviation was capitalized.
· "Shift characters" (like !, @, #, etc.) in the replacement text sometimes wouldn't be displayed in remote desktop sessions.
· Simulating an Alt+Tab within Breevy would sometimes cause the rest of the replacement text to fail to be outputted properly if it contained one of the %(Key) macros after the Alt+Tab keypress simulation.
· The "Start Breevy with Windows" option didn't work in Breevy Portable.
· The left bracket ([) and period (.) characters weren't being outputted properly if the input language and keyboard was set to Hebrew.
· A few other enhancements.