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Now that the BetterTouchTool Finger Gestures course is available I’m learning plenty of new tips and tricks.ģ. I had no idea what I was missing and have found it to be a great time saver. Little by little my confidence and skill have grown.

I wanted to see if it would improve my automation workflow so I started trying out some of the different gestures suggested. I installed it on my computer but never got around to using it until I started following Mac Automation Tips a few months ago. I first heard about Better Touch Tool from Mac Sparky, one of the hosts of the Mac Power Users podcast. How did you first hear about BetterTouchTool, and why you decide to try it out? BetterTouchTool is available for the sweet recommended price of $6.50. Seriously it’s worth a lot more. It’s available on both Mac and iOS and so far I’m very happy with it. I was fed up of Apple Mail so am now trying out Air Mail. Recently I started using a new email client. For design and photography I use Adobe’s Creative Cloud which works well with my iOS devices. It can be automated with various scripts. It’s quite a complicated program but extremely powerful and customisable. I am a big fan of Getting Things Done so to organise my projects I use Omnifocus. Last year I decided that 2016 would be the year I would finally learn automation so I am now experimenting with Better Touch Tool, Text Expander (now thankfully available on Windows), Keyboard Maestro, Default Folder X, Automator and Hazel.

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At home though I have a Mac Book Pro Retina from 2012. However we have two iMacs in the office (both running Windows) so I occasionally get to play with Boot Camp and VMWare Fusion. My job involves a lot of system administration so that means I have to use Windows 7 and Windows Server 2012. Unfortunately I don’t use a Mac now for work. Since then I’ve used several different versions of the iMac and a couple of Mac Book Pros. My first one was a Power Mac G5 which I mainly used for magazine layout work. I have been using Apple computers since 2003.

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Do you Mac software for job related purposes and/or general purposes? If you don’t mind, please share a little of your background using a Mac and Mac software. Mike, thanks so much for registering for my BetterTouchTool Finger Gestures course. Micheal registered and completed my BetterTouchTool Finger Gestures Course, and he agreed to share with subscribers and readers of this site how he uses BTT on his Mac.ġ. As part of the site’s How I Automate series, I’m pleased to share my interview with Micheal Coyle, who is not only one of my very supportive Twitter contacts, but is also a Mac user who is making Mac automation a major part of his daily workflow.

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