Sometimes I make spellling misteakes.
How could could KM be uzed to corrrect sum of those?
This topic was inspired by:
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I suggested there, and will repeat it here, that the KM action, "Prompt for User Input" would be useful.
Trigger on typed string: "you".
Two buttons: [ you ] and [ your ].
That's all.
Further conversation on another thread about spelling mistakes has started me thinking.
I wonder how else KM might be beneficial for this purpose.
I often have to write Chiropractor at my job, "Kiropraktor" in norwegian. I always ended up spelling it wrong.
Now i just write krp or Krp and KBM takes care of it.
Excellent.
Thank you, @isak, for posting that action.
I did not think of this topic for foreign languages, but, yes, of course, it is perfect.
(And KM simply makes corrections for us. It never gets offended, yes? 
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LOL. I'm sure you're correct, but every once in awhile I wonder if the computer isn't secretly thinking "Again? Seriously?" 
For most spelling correct I prefer the kind of service that TextExpander or Typinator do (and to a lesser degree what OS X provides in System Preferences > Keyboard > Text. Those services are quick to set up and do a pretty good job.
However, not to say KM doesn't play well here -- and @Isak's solution is exactly how I would handle it. Sometimes, too, I use the conflict menu when I'm writing technical documents and want to sometimes insert the fully-spelled out term and other times just use the abbreviation. Example
type: kpbs
KM opens a conflict menu with two choices:
1) Insert "Kbps"
2) Insert "kilobits per second (Kpbs)"
That's a case where KM does a better job that the other options, IMO.
Can I get KM to “type what I meant and not what I said”? It sure would save a lot of misunderstandings… 
LOL -- or get iOS's autocorrection feature to not make weird substitutions. A colleague the other day texted several team members endorsing "Eric's recommendations". The text they received was his endorsement of "Erotic recommendations"!!!
LOL. Literally L O L.
Thanks, I needed a good laugh!
Ditto 