How to create a replacement code for an email address in OS X

Text extension (text Expansion) is a very useful and popular feature in OS X, with it, you just enter the corresponding "code" of the corresponding content, the system will automatically convert it to the correct content (similar features in QQ also, in the latest version of QQ, as long as we in the Chat window input/ WX, will immediately appear "smile" expression). When you enter a longer email address, it usually takes up more of our time, and we have to check it over and over again, worrying about a wrong letter. Today, however, we'll show you how to use the "text extension" feature in OS X systems to create code for your email address. From now on, you don't have to worry about losing your email address!

• Click on the "Apple" icon to open the System preferences

• Select the Languages and texts (Language & text) panel

• Click on the "Text" tab to make sure "use ' symbol ' and ' text ' Replace" is checked

• Click the [+] icon in the lower left corner to type the new text extension: Code + what to replace

It is best to use some code that is associated with the replaced content, which is not common but well-written.

More than just email addresses, you can add as many replacement codes as you want. If a code is no longer in use, you can delete it in the Replace list, or click Restore Default (Restore Defaults) to reset all content. Hope this method can help you!