YOu can use the same principal in your

Posted By: sm on 2009-03-11
In Reply to: for spirit328: How do you remember all - non

autocorrect. I do not have a "bought" expander, use autocorrect and have been doing this for 30 years. THe key to remembering is to save each shortcut with the same format. For example - I use

tr - treat
trm - treatment
trg - treating.
trd - treated
trs - treats

and then the same ending for like words --- m for ment, d for ed, s for pleurals, etc.

For abbrevisions that are diagnoses, such as COPD, I use an x after the abbreviation to expand. I also use a "h'in front of headers - hheent - HEENT, hch for CHEST, etc.

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INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY!! - SPIRIT328
- 2 MORE TIPS - CC
- Get smart about it - CC
- Word Expanders - spirit328
  - for spirit328: How do you remember all - non
    - YOu can use the same principal in your - sm
    - How to remember - Olive
      - Thanks, Olive for the ABCZ......nm - non
  - Thanks! - Caitlin's Mom
- What word expander do you use? - Caitlin's Mom

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