A video I have created providing an example of how I use Auto Hot Key to run multiple searches across different sourcing platforms executing multiple search terms. All in an effort to make sourcing just that little bit easier and more time-efficient.
This is a method to in effect have saved searches. One double click to run the script and open all search terms.
You can now also watch a YouTube version of these Profit Summaries from September 2019 onwards.
September from a stats perspective was pretty poor.
I started off the month with a roar like I intended, listing more than the 10 per day that I was intending to average and then got the flu which hit me like a sack of potatoes keeping me bedridden for more than 24 hours and then several days following of a general terrible feeling. I probably spent the best part of 2 weeks recovering.
In some ways this is what the store would be doing were it only on auto pilot
This was followed by a change of priorities immediately once feeling better to getting several jobs around the house completed for the impending little one in December. I can honestly say I have got more done around the house in one week than probably the last 2 or 3 years.
I channeled my inner eBay demon (I wonder what that would look like) and worked my ass off till 9:30pm each night to get things completed.
3 weeks of effective downtime obviously impacted sales a lot as listing was very limited after the first week but I still managed a positive cashflow after inventory and outsourcing expenses which is great. Reflecting back on 2018 at this time September returned a little less in profit (against waaaay less inventory mind you) and October was dead before a big upswing into November and December.
One interesting point was the $ value listed rose by a massive $4388 against 70 new items listed equals ASP of approximately $63 average. Higher quality items with better returns.
Selective September was the theme for this month. With limited time due to the aforementioned I made good use of the times I did call into an Op shop.
I was lucky enough to even come across a massive chunk of inks on clearance in a Woolworths one afternoon that someone appears to have possibly mucked up on the pricing. I say this as I attempted to call past other supermarkets in the area. All had clearances on some inks but nothing like I stumbled across. Right place right time!
We visited several Op Shops looking for quality baby items and often found a hidden gem each time. This belt below was at a Salvos under a counter at the back. Unless you took the time to complete a crouching squat you would never see it.
I think I have reached a critical mass as far as inventory goes now ahead of the little one arriving which means going forward I will be limiting sourcing, with two exceptions:
Other than those I am almost certain I have enough items to get listings to 1500 which is my short goal.
The outsourcing continued this month again with the clothes photography. If you missed this concept a full explanation can be found in last months August Summary 2019. Thus far I have sold enough from each lot of 25 to retrieve my expense cost. More if you consider the tax deductions for the expense. So its been great really, I have currently 75 items of clothing that are ready to be listed and now that I have gotten through the initial couple of lots where I had some marginal buys I am feeling pretty good about it. I have noticed that I am thinking a lot more about this when picking up clothing items when out sourcing as the outsourcing directly impacts the cost base I find myself being super selective.
I haven’t written about Auto Hot Key for a while now as I have been coasting along with things working well. This month however a new team member started at work (the day job) and in the process of training some new innovations became apparent. This team member seemed excited by the idea of Auto Hot Key so it was installed and they commenced their own basic learning of this.
I installed a watered down version of my own script with some useful functions. Others I removed as I wanted this team member to create a few scripts themselves before moving into the more advanced ones I had created.
I wanted the learning and discovery to occur else there won’t be the motivation (as someone else has simply done it for you).
As an example, imagine in your new job you have a particular task to do every day which requires a few different windows to complete. Every morning you come in, turn on the computer and click through to open each window maybe using a bookmark or shortcut on the desktop.
Like starting any new job, sometimes the fastest way to improve your productivity effectiveness is to simply know where to find things that you need quickly or better – instantly. It’s often the navigation slowing down everything initially and simply improving this frees up time in actually learning the new role.
This formed the idea around the startup scripts whilst I was completing training of the new team member.
The concept and execution is simple.
There is a task A which requires 6 specific spreadsheets to be referred to. All of the web addresses these relate to (google sheets) are loaded in and coded to a shortcut key, say Crtl+Ctrl+G. Hit that key combination and all 6 launch at once instantly.
We repeated this process across three very different tasks, each with separate hot keys opening different variations of windows and programs. The effect was remarkable. The next day this team member after only two days of training was able to come into work and complete the first task of the morning without any assistance.
Another innovation I found useful was 3 key email replies including sending the email itself. There are times that you simply need / want to thank some one or indicate you have received information. Perhaps you need to forward an attachment and write the same text each time.
Now it can be simply use the keyboard short cut Alt+R (reply singular) or Alt+L (reply all) then type “]rr”, the shortcut string and Auto Hot Key inserts the pre-scripted prose and uses the keyboard short cut Ctrl+Enter to send the email.
Bingpot.
How does this relate to reselling? Well I use the same concepts to launch my eBay GUI, eBay itself, Sizely, the folder my pictures reside in all from a hot key. I can be literally listing (assuming I have the photos already) in less than a minute from turning the computer on. Removing some of these barriers helps immensely from a motivational perspective.
I also have a previous post about using this for sourcing on Facebook marketplace using specific search terms and tying them to a one click script (which can also be hot key). That post is here.
My previous posts involving Auto Hot Key are Spellcheck on the Fly Everywhere and using Auto Hot Key to augment eBay listings.
Back in the day you used to be able to search Facebook Marketplace for something, save search queries and then get notifications when new items were listed. I.E a saved search. This functionality seems to have been removed some time ago for unknown reasons (it was at the time of this writing anyway). Please let me know in the comments if this has changed again.
To get around this lack of functionality I thought it a useful time saver to be able to automate several FB Marketplace search queries to one simple double click to run all of them instantly using a super simple Auto Hot Key script. This concept could also be easily applied to any other platform, for example eBay or Gumtree with some tweaking.
So I double click the Auto Hot Key script icon on my desktop:
And the browser opens all windows at once each with its respective search query:
You need Auto Hot Key running on your computer to make this work. Applies to Windows running PCs. Available at: https://www.autohotkey.com/
Here is the code, it is super easy. First search FB Marketplace for what you are looking for. Then copy and paste the whole URL, into the script between “URL” as per the code below in bold italics. Then just copy this URL and modify the search terms to whatever you are looking for each time. Need a new search? Just add a new line. Save the script and your ready to go.
#NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
; #Warn ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors.
SendMode Input ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%Â ; Ensures a consistent starting directory.
run, "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/1XXX0/search/?query=Hero Quest &vertical=C2C&sort=BEST_MATCH"
run, "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/1XXX0/search/?query=Cashflow &vertical=C2C&sort=BEST_MATCH"
run, "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/1XXX0/search/?query=Leverage Board Game &vertical=C2C&sort=BEST_MATCH"
run, "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/1XXX0/search/?query=Dungeons Dragons &vertical=C2C&sort=BEST_MATCH"
run, "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/1XXX0/search/?query=Dungeons and Dragons &vertical=C2C&sort=BEST_MATCH"
run, "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/1XXX0/search/?query=Hemnes &vertical=C2C&sort=BEST_MATCH"
run, "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/1XXX0/search/?query=Genuine Printer Ink &vertical=C2C&sort=BEST_MATCH"
run, "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/1XXX0/search/?query=HP Ink &vertical=C2C&sort=BEST_MATCH"
run, "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/1XXX0/search/?query=Magic The Gathering &vertical=C2C&sort=BEST_MATCH"
My previous posts involving Auto Hot Key are Spellcheck on the Fly Everywhere and using Auto Hot Key to augment eBay listings.
May was a crazy month.
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The plan for May, was simple. List. List. List. And that’s what I did. I am happy to report that I ended up getting to 600 listings as planned and then smash through that. I started 1st May with 509 active listings and needed to list 120+ to hit this target (to allow for sales to drop the number again).
I ended up making it to 700 total, crushing my goal. There’s always been conjecture whether listing itself will bring sales. I can say that I noticed a marked difference between the start and the end of the month. I have attached the screens below.
The majority of my listing occurred in the 2nd week and then look what happened, sales took off. It could be that I’ve just been picking up, listing and selling better items, which is true, or it could correlate with increased activity.
I shelled out a lot on inventory again this month. I found some great stuff and now have aloooooooooooooooooooooooooooot left to list for June.
I have been increasing my own knowledge skill set into other areas such as vintage T shirts. Shout out to a guy from Tasmania who I have been learning from. You know who you are if you are reading this and thank you. Anyway I found a vintage single stitch band T shirt not long after and to be honest its something I likely would have passed right over before but it just adds that element of depth. I’m yet to list or sell this but it could be worth $100 – $200. Later in the month I found another vintage single stitch singlet because I knew what I was looking for. Its so critical to keep learning to be able to grow (an even survive) reselling.
Another example from a garage sale today (2nd June when writing this), I turned up to a garage sale literally 2 streets over from my house. It was late morning already as I had given blood and been to the markets. Anyway there were some video games that were reasonably priced. In amongst those was a single DS Spongebob game which I picked up. The lady said “oh there was one after all, the guy who brought the DS this morning took everything else…”. Bugger, and yet sitting what must have been right in front of this section of games was a LeapPad Platinum in good working condition. What is this? Google it and you will learn something new. These are currently trending for $121ish plus shipping for the console (new). I picked it up for $10 and I guarantee far less than what the DS that I was too late for would have cost. Who’s margin would have been better I wonder? Keep learning and opportunities will start to appear everywhere.
Along these lines of sourcing growth I created a nifty little Auto Hot Key script that definitely speeds up Facebook Marketplace sourcing. Simply initially enter items you want to search for constantly, save it, run the script once and each query will run each search string in its own window instantly. Now all that’s required is to browse through though and find the bargains. This has already saved me a bunch of time. So much so that i’ll be making this the first video I release coming up sometime in June.
Late April around Anazc day I brought a book about 2x VC Winner Charlie Upham from eBay. A day later I received a message from the seller that the book was on its way. I did not respond as I don’t really care so long as it arrives. However what I did notice was that this seller had over 3000 feedback. I made a mental note of this and finally came back to look at his store almost two weeks later. Interestingly it consisted of hundreds and hundreds of books. By itself this is not unusual however it was the type of books the intrigued me. They were mostly all older style books relating to war or western types. I realised that the physical size of these books was the key here. Most were listed at 11.99 (I am not sure of this significance if indeed there is any) with free shipping. Here’s the kicker, due to the size, almost every single book I scrolled through in this store could be shipped as a letter with a cost of $3. Assuming a cost per book of somewhere between free – $1 every book sold would return a nice profit of around $8.50 after fees.
This month was really about getting some of those higher value items photographed so they can actually be listed. Like I have said in a previous post I have an organised death pile and the more I do this the better things I find and the more that I can literally see money sitting around…. However although it’s organised it is also stupid, I found three pairs of Levi’s which have been sitting in their respective containers for quite some time, two pairs of RM Williams jeans, a pair of Kuhl jeans. I have made a mental resolution with myself to really try and get on top of this, excluding the games and a couple other bits and bobs I ended up taking photographs of 34 items of clothing over the course of one day. I wasn’t sure if I should be happy with this or not, I suppose I didn’t really start till after photographing a bunch of games, going to the post office to ship sold items and then a very quick detour to the local thrift shop which is a two minute walk (very handy).
So from around 10:30am to 5:30 pm I spent taking photographs for the clothes listings. That total time is pretty close to a full days work at 7 hours. At $10 profit per item we get a rough $340 profit for the day. I suppose this isn’t too bad really but I was curious to see what my potential profit should or could be, here were my workings:
So:
I spent probably total actual time photographing of 6 hours, allowing for some coffee and lunch. Allocate 10 mins an item sourcing = 6 hours. 3 hours left to list. 3 hours total to pack. Total time in. 18 Hours. ****I’m probably being perhaps a bit hard on the sourcing aspect as multiple items can be found at once in the same store for example. I just allocated 10 mins to average things out with those days where not much is found****
$1349/18 =$74.94 an hour in real dollars. The pre-tax equivalent using 30% tax rate is $97.42 per hour.
I was quite surprised by this to be honest. Granted, this small sample size is using some of my better items as I intentionally structured my scheduled day off like this to derive maximum value. Still even with more mundane bread and butter $10 items that hourly rate is still likely to be better than the day job rate.
I will be experimenting further in June to understand how much time vs reward is occurring. Only by tracking this can improvements be made.
Whats my point then? Well you obviously want to be spending as much time as you can on the activity which generates you the best results. Hell it’s a great motivating factor when you get home after work and need to list a few items. Even more so when you sell a couple of things whilst doing so.
I also believe that this per hour number is actually likely to go up over time as skills are increased / honed like I mentioned earlier.
It’s a simple numbers game then to be able to grow to a point where the actual day job income could possibly be replaced, just have to put in the work upfront.
This is delayed income. Again, the work has to be done upfront. Every month my main metric I’m actually trying to grow is my cash flow followed by total store value, this is achieved by finding better items each month and getting those listings done.
It was quite a month for eBay stats during May. This was easily the single best total profit month experienced thus far Topping out at $1277.10 in actual profit (after fees, COGs, chipping). This translates to an actual positive cash flow for the month of $750.30, due to heavy expenditure on inventory procurement this month.
The number of listings increased substantially to top out at just over 700 and then come back down to 700 after a few sales. Half of these 191 listings were actually completed in 2 days and represent roughly $1000 of the $2808 total increase to the current overall store value.
This month I made a solid effort to begin to expand reach onto Facebook Marketplace and even ended up selling a couple of things this month which was a nice bonus.
I am starting to like it a bit more. Some of the items I am picking up I am able to sell a bit cheaper as I don’t have to factor in shipping on the price, this is particularly relevant on bulky items such as board games or puzzles. This is increasing the velocity of some of the sales it seems. A good example would be boots, I have picked a couple of pairs up this month and they just don’t make economic sense to sell on eBay as after fees and postage there is not a lot left. There’s a few pairs I have I know I can get between $25 – $85 fairly quickly on Facebook Marketplace.
To make things a bit easier to get this process happening I have rewritten some of my Auto Hot Key script to include Facebook Marketplace in the GUI. It didn’t take long to get this working and now its super quick to get a new listing up 80% automated.
No returns this month. Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeees. However I did receive a negative feedback which I am currently managing by …. doing nothing. There’s 2 weeks left before my 30 day return window expires. Should this buyer not open a return case within this time I will simply request eBay to remove the feedback 😉
Again get listing, my goal initially is to get to 1000 listings.
Cross post the vintage T Shirts (and band shirts) on Etsy also. I have previously written the script for this to semi automate, perhaps it still works as it should. Anyway this will be the first month where I actively cross list items on different platforms using Auto Hot Key to assist. I will be timing the results.
Setup and get some video content posted.
This month was, I think, a turning point in this side hustle business. It feels like I have taken some large steps forward and that all the groundwork put in over the last few months is finally starting to show good results culminating in the highest monthly profit (after all fees, shipping and COGS) of $812.05.
This month I took advantage whenever I could to get to Op Shops / Thrift Shops, most of the time on the way home. For the majority of the month, I managed to fit in a stop each day. This turned out to be both a blessing and a curse as I had a few days where I found some bargains but this contrasted heavily against others where I struggled to find items at a reasonable price and so wasted a lot of time just trying to find something. That said however over the course of the month I still managed to spend an additional $637.20 on inventory which conservatively should expand once sold out to over $3000.
I went on a sourcing mission one Saturday morning and travelled a bit further afield than usual with great results. It was comparable to probably being the most effective sourcing day ever so far with a combination of being in the right place at the right time occurring several times that particular day. At the first stop 2 mins from my house, I picked up specialist Monopoly sets of Dragonball Z and Adventure time along with mint condition Playstation 3 games. On the way home I drove past a Garage Sale sign and picked up an entire box of Manga books for $5.50 followed by a Harry Potter First Edition Deathy Hollows in fantastic condition for 50c. I then headed way south and made my target Op Shop with 15 minutes to spare before close. I picked up 3 Pairs Of Levi’s For $9, and an entire Tony Robins Personal Power CD Collection with the box For $6. This shop had no change or eftpos and the lowest denomination I had was a $20. So I was forced to find a brand new with tags Ben Sherman Vest (RRP $79.95), a pair of Jet Pilot board shorts and a couple of nice shirts to round out the difference. I was definitely on a high that day, it seemed everywhere I went there were bargains to be had. That $20 by itself from that one shop could turn into $300 – $400 By itself. For the day I spent just over $100 total.
Another day I hit a small jackpot in the last half an hour by again being at the right place at the right time and picking up a vintage Hero Quest game. That crazy story can be found here.
I’ve been lapse with the house updates over the last couple of months. Other than a new oven being required there hasn’t been much to report. At a point during this month, however, I noticed that I hadn’t been paid rent from the rental property management company. I checked three or four times just to be sure as there had been no notification and sure enough, when I pressed them they made me aware that there was a problem. I had a mental list of major disaster problems that ran through in my head however it turns out it was a relatively simple one (be it also critical) that the tenant was no longer paying rent, was two weeks in arrears (behind) and had every intention of vacating prior to the end of the tenancy (lucky for me the remaining tenancy only had 2 months left till expiry).
Now originally this side hustle began as a way to augment paying this house off as quickly as possible and then this house would provide free cash flow. To date, this side hustle has been very helpful and I’m currently eight months ahead with mortgage repayments. I’m definitely less concerned about this unpaid rent than I otherwise might be were the situation different. That said it’s interesting to see the process unfold, whether it ends up going to court, whether or not I get my money owed back, and ultimately just how long that takes as well. Realistically, this is the whole point of having a property management company to help you manage situations just like this. To be able to remain somewhat disconnected makes it far easier to deal with and make decisions with most emotional influences removed.
Anyway sidetracked a little bit, in previous months I have talked about making months “No Buy” or “No Sourcing” months as I still have literally hundreds of items of stock I need to list. In previous months, (that is every month in which I’ve previously said just this), I have failed miserably in my restraint, often heading out on extensive thrifting/sourcing missions. This coming month of April is different because I actually need to make $600 in profit to help pay the mortgage on this property, something I should be able to achieve so long as I don’t procure more stock!
So the primary goal of April will be a “No Buy” sourcing month, well at least until I find another tenant anyway.
Sales have been definitely trending up and I’ve been keeping an eye on the seller hub watching the arrows against the previous periods of 60 days pretty much always in the green.
This month has a record profit of $812.05 and would have been even higher had I not had two returns which I have removed from the figures above.
The total value of all items listed has now crept over $20,000 which I am pretty happy with considering I only added an extra 61 listings. this equates to an average listing price of $38.87 per listing. It is quite possible that this figure will be even better next month as I have some bigger ticket items to get up and sold.
The cash flow for the month is a paltry $4.85 with the difference between profit – inventory being one off purchases of storage tubs and a Dymo 4XL Label Printer.
This month I have crashed through 500 listings with the relative ease. I’m not sure why that number held any power of any kind but I did prove a psychological resistance for a little bit. Aprils secondary goal is to get up to 600 listings which are the maximum amount I can have on my current store subscription (without incurring additional charges). The plan then is to reassess at the end of April and then if I decide to go ahead and push through 600 and power on towards 1000. I probably will.
A couple of small problems this month. I had two returns, one where a buyer was trying to say I sold a fake book, which was total rubbish of course. Currently this return is still ongoing. Is there really such a thing as fake books? I find this hard to believe. This will be covered in greater depth in a future post. At this point it feels like I am currently being scammed.
Another I accepted a return where a camera wasn’t working, I did state on the listing it was not tested. I was happy to accept the return anyway but I will see where that ends up with eBay and their view on an item not as described (INAD) because it is described as not been tested. I still might have to request any defect allocation to be removed on this one. Sigh. I suppose I learned my lesson, things I’m not 100% sure on, need to be labelled as for parts / not working and described as such. Still once I get this back I will still be able to resell again for profit.
Being that I was on a roll early on with some decent sales I decided to finally take the plunge and buy a Dymo 4XL Label Printer that I have been thinking about for a while. A suitable one flashed up one day on an eBay saved search I had set up for specifically this. As luck would have it I also managed to snag this whilst eBay was running its 10% off discount sale so I ended up getting the Label Maker plus five additional rolls of labels from another seller combined for $170ish dollars. I had a small problem of this label maker going missing in the post. The seller used Sendle a courier carrier which to be honest was super painful with no tracking on the listing initially. The Label Printer was late, the labels had already arrived. When tracking was provided after I requested it from the seller the item appeared to have arrived in the city but was stuck in a loop being checked into the depot each day it said for over a week. I had actually experienced the same problem before at my day job where I wasted a substantial amount of time getting in touch (on hold or being run around) with the courier company to find out where the delivery was (I am talking over a hour at least cumulative). I had absolutely no intention of wasting my time following this up myself, particularly as the buyer had made the choice to use a cheaper option to save literally a couple of dollars. Eventually, after opening a case for item not received the seller chased it up with the courier company and it finally appeared 3 days later, yay. I was pleasantly surprised when I finally opened it. The unit was in much better condition than what the eBay pictures had shown, maybe it’s the surface of it as I had trouble getting a half decent picture myself. And then as an added bonus inside the Label Printer was still a half full roll of genuine Dymo labels, which was odd because the listing specifically said no labels were included. $10 bonus right there.
I already have a smaller Dymo 450 so will spend some time getting these set up side-by-side. I use the smaller labels for other purposes such as labelling tubs and some items of clothing. Getting the Dymo 4XL set up was a breeze already having the Dymo 450, it was basically ‘plug and play’. However, getting the right print set up on eBay proved to be more of a challenge with Google leading me in the wrong direction initially with trying to find printer preferences through eBay itself. It turns out that simply modifying the scale and selecting the correct setting label type setting was perfect.
It’s hard to describe just how much of a difference this makes as far as productivity goes. The old printer was in a totally different room on the Wi-Fi network and often did not print initially resulting in me going to the other room and see no paper had actually printed. Then I would have to return to the computer in the other room and run the printer troubleshooter to spool the printer queue to get the printer to work. This also had the annoying side effect of reprinting the previous label as well meaning I had to be careful not to mix up the labels accidentally resulting in an item sent to the wrong person. Frustrating? You betcha.
Simply fixing this printer issue by using using the label printer has resulted in much smoother packing experience.
The labels stick on nicely on the satchels and I can now use them for parcel packages as well.
The eBay script got a work out this month. eBay had modified its listing template again resulting in me having to retweak the script (again). Overall though the script is working better than ever now with very minimal errors.
I added on to the front end, to open a new tab and search for
the item title (input from the GUI) on existing listings and then filter by Sold Listings (automatically of course) before running the rest of the script. This does help a little to some extent but results can vary a lot depending on how many keywords I use in the title. The more keywords the narrower the results. However, because the string has already been searched for in its own new window I can simply take a couple of words out of the title and search again for broader results. It’s definitely a quicker way to price research than how I was previously doing it, and I no longer have to copy and paste at all so I will take that as a win for now.
I still have been toying with the idea of automating the process of the item measurements through Sizely as well. I tend to use only a few types of templates (at this time anyway) so wouldn’t be too much of a stretch. Its not such an issue currently anyway as I can usually create the measurement image (through sizely) just before the last photo has uploaded to eBay.
Spellcheckers are great. That little red squiggle under a word tells you that perhaps you might have mistyped a word has saved me from many a catastrophe.
After exploring the world of Auto Hot Key scripting I discovered that a few clever cats had constructed a spell checker which actually fixed words dynamically on the fly. This means that if a commonly mistyped word is typed it is auto replaced with the correct one. So what you might say, Word does this already, I have seen it. True but you don’t use word everywhere right? By using Auto Hot Key this replacement script works everywhere on Windows, for example, even in Notepad which has no native spell checker.
This script is particularly (**I just typed that word wrong and the Auto Hot Key script fixed it**) useful if you spend a lot of time writing copy or text online. For example, listing items on eBay or while writing blog posts. It may not seem like much but over time you will find that you don’t spend as much time having to go back and fix issues as your mistakes are being literally erased on the fly. You will begin saving time and I guarantee you, that you will love.
Originally the script appears to have been based on several “Lists of common misspellings” including:
So as you can see it is already very comprehensive. This script has over 5000 lines of word corrections and also includes corrections for words containing accents.
Bonus Feature
The script also has a super handy feature that lets you add additional mistakes and the corrections as you find them. So far my list of additions is a paltry 15 or so but it is very powerful over time.
The most simple example I can give you of its effectiveness is making “i” becoming “I” instantly. No more need to extend that pinky finger down to the left shift key to capitalise it anymore outside of Microsoft Office products.
Another by-product of this feature is that you can also add whole chunks of text as hot keys without having to go back into editing the original script. I have typed Auto Hot Key so many times only to stop, go back and capitalise the letters that one day I simply highlighted the text “auto hot key” hit WIN+H (the shortcut to add a new text string) and then shortened this to ahk in less than 10 seconds.
Where Can I Find This Magical Script?
The link below will get you to a version that you can use. Either copy the code yourself or you can download the .zip file.
Note: You will need to have Auto Hot Key installed to use this.
Alternately you can simply google “Auto Correct Script Auto Hot Key” and find your own way.
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| originally from http://www.autohotkey.com/download/AutoCorrect.ahk | |
| then updated with my customizations | |
| Changes: | |
| – Converted to Unicode (Notepad++ "Convert to UTF8", not "Save as UTF8") | |
| – I changed Win+H to Win+A ("add"), because I already use Win+H for "expose hidden files". | |
| – Added words I've run into that weren't corrected, though might have conflicts | |
| – Added symbols that are hard to type, like °C | |
| Needs: | |
| – Fix 2 consecutive capitals, but only if they occur at the beginning of a word, within a short period of time. | |
| – Adding new words should strip whitespace first | |
| – Hitting backspace after it autocorrects should undo the autocorrection, like it does in other software. Then we can add words like "cant" and "wont" that are only rarely used without the apostrophe. | |
| – #IfWinNotActive with code filename extensions at the end, to disable shortcuts like <= that would conflict with writing code? | |
– Typographer's apostrophe like "don’t" instead of "don't"? Probably not.  |
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| – Win+A should replace the word you have highlighted, too? |
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| ; CHANGELOG: | |
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| ; 2011-03-21: See readme.txt | |
| ; | |
| ; Sep 13 2007: Added more misspellings. | |
| ; Added fix for -ign -> -ing that ignores words like "sign". | |
| ; Added word beginnings/endings sections to cover more options. | |
| ; Added auto-accents section for words like fiancée, naïve, etc. | |
| ; Feb 28 2007: Added other common misspellings based on MS Word AutoCorrect. | |
| ; Added optional auto-correction of 2 consecutive capital letters. | |
| ; Sep 24 2006: Initial release by Jim Biancolo (http://www.biancolo.com) | |
| ; | |
| ; INTRODUCTION | |
| ; | |
| ; This is an AutoHotKey script that implements AutoCorrect against several | |
| ; "Lists of common misspellings": | |
| ; | |
| ; This does not replace a proper spellchecker such as in Firefox, Word, etc. | |
| ; It is usually better to have uncertain typos highlighted by a spellchecker | |
| ; than to "correct" them incorrectly so that they are no longer even caught by | |
| ; a spellchecker: it is not the job of an autocorrector to correct *all* | |
| ; misspellings, but only those which are very obviously incorrect. | |
| ; | |
| ; From a suggestion by Tara Gibb, you can add your own corrections to any | |
| ; highlighted word by hitting Win+A. These will be added to a separate file, | |
| ; so that you can safely update this file without overwriting your changes. | |
| ; | |
| ; Some entries have more than one possible resolution (achive->achieve/archive) | |
| ; or are clearly a matter of deliberate personal writing style (wanna, colour) | |
| ; | |
| ; These have been placed at the end of this file and commented out, so you can | |
| ; easily edit and add them back in as you like, tailored to your preferences. | |
| ; | |
| ; SOURCES | |
| ; | |
| ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lists_of_common_misspellings | |
| ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Typo | |
| ; Microsoft Office autocorrect list | |
| ; Script by jaco0646 http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic8057.html | |
| ; OpenOffice autocorrect list | |
| ; TextTrust press release | |
| ; User suggestions. | |
| ; | |
| ; CONTENTS | |
| ; | |
| ; Settings | |
| ; AUto-COrrect TWo COnsecutive CApitals (commented out by default) | |
| ; Win+H code | |
| ; Fix for -ign instead of -ing | |
| ; Word endings | |
| ; Word beginnings | |
| ; Accented English words | |
| ; Common Misspellings – the main list | |
| ; Ambiguous entries – commented out | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ; Settings | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| #NoEnv ; For security | |
| #SingleInstance force | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ; AUto-COrrect TWo COnsecutive CApitals. | |
| ; Disabled by default to prevent unwanted corrections such as IfEqual->Ifequal. | |
| ; To enable it, remove the /*..*/ symbols around it. | |
| ; From Laszlo's script at http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic9689.html | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| /* | |
| ; The first line of code below is the set of letters, digits, and/or symbols | |
| ; that are eligible for this type of correction. Customize if you wish: | |
| keys = abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz | |
| Loop Parse, keys | |
| HotKey ~+%A_LoopField%, Hoty | |
| Hoty: | |
| CapCount := SubStr(A_PriorHotKey,2,1)="+" && A_TimeSincePriorHotkey<999 ? CapCount+1 : 1 | |
| if CapCount = 2 | |
| SendInput % "{BS}" . SubStr(A_ThisHotKey,3,1) | |
| else if CapCount = 3 | |
| SendInput % "{Left}{BS}+" . SubStr(A_PriorHotKey,3,1) . "{Right}" | |
| Return | |
| */ | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ; Win+A to enter misspelling correction. It will be added to this script. | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| #a:: | |
| ; Get the selected text. The clipboard is used instead of "ControlGet Selected" | |
| ; as it works in more editors and word processors, java apps, etc. Save the | |
| ; current clipboard contents to be restored later. | |
| AutoTrim Off ; Retain any leading and trailing whitespace on the clipboard. | |
| ClipboardOld = %ClipboardAll% | |
| Clipboard = ; Must start off blank for detection to work. | |
| Send ^c | |
| ClipWait 1 | |
| if ErrorLevel ; ClipWait timed out. | |
| return | |
| ; Replace CRLF and/or LF with `n for use in a "send-raw" hotstring: | |
| ; The same is done for any other characters that might otherwise | |
| ; be a problem in raw mode: | |
| StringReplace, Hotstring, Clipboard, “, ““, All ; Do this replacement first to avoid interfering with the others below. | |
| StringReplace, Hotstring, Hotstring, `r`n, “r, All ; Using `r works better than `n in MS Word, etc. | |
| StringReplace, Hotstring, Hotstring, `n, “r, All | |
| StringReplace, Hotstring, Hotstring, %A_Tab%, “t, All | |
| StringReplace, Hotstring, Hotstring, `;, “`;, All | |
| Clipboard = %ClipboardOld% ; Restore previous contents of clipboard. | |
| ; This will move the InputBox's caret to a more friendly position: | |
| SetTimer, MoveCaret, 10 | |
| ; Show the InputBox, providing the default hotstring: | |
| InputBox, Hotstring, New Hotstring, Provide the corrected word on the right side. You can also edit the left side if you wish.`n`nExample entry:`n::teh::the,,,,,,,, ::%Hotstring%::%Hotstring% | |
| if ErrorLevel <> 0 ; The user pressed Cancel. | |
| return | |
| ; Otherwise, add the hotstring and reload the script: | |
| FileAppend, `n%Hotstring%, %A_ScriptFullPath% ; Put a `n at the beginning in case file lacks a blank line at its end. | |
| Reload | |
| Sleep 200 ; If successful, the reload will close this instance during the Sleep, so the line below will never be reached. | |
| MsgBox, 4,, The hotstring just added appears to be improperly formatted. Would you like to open the script for editing? Note that the bad hotstring is at the bottom of the script. | |
| IfMsgBox, Yes, Edit | |
| return | |
| MoveCaret: | |
| IfWinNotActive, New Hotstring | |
| return | |
| ; Otherwise, move the InputBox's insertion point to where the user will type the abbreviation. | |
| Send {HOME} | |
| Loop % StrLen(Hotstring) + 4 | |
| SendInput {Right} | |
| SetTimer, MoveCaret, Off | |
| return | |
| #Hotstring R ; Set the default to be "raw mode" (might not actually be relied upon by anything yet). | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ; Fix for -ign instead of -ing. | |
| ; Words to exclude: (could probably do this by return without rewrite) | |
| ; From: http://www.morewords.com/e nds-with/gn/ | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| #Hotstring B0 ; Turns off automatic backspacing for the following hotstrings. | |
| ::align:: | |
| ::antiforeign:: | |
| ::arraign:: | |
| ::assign:: | |
| ::benign:: | |
| ::campaign:: | |
| ::champaign:: | |
| ::codesign:: | |
| ::coign:: | |
| ::condign:: | |
| ::consign:: | |
| ::coreign:: | |
| ::cosign:: | |
| ::countercampaign:: | |
| ::countersign:: | |
| ::deign:: | |
| ::deraign:: | |
| ::design:: | |
| ::eloign:: | |
| ::ensign:: | |
| ::feign:: | |
| ::foreign:: | |
| ::indign:: | |
| ::malign:: | |
| ::misalign:: | |
| ::outdesign:: | |
| ::overdesign:: | |
| ::preassign:: | |
| ::realign:: | |
| ::reassign:: | |
| ::redesign:: | |
| ::reign:: | |
| ::resign:: | |
| ::sign:: | |
| ::sovereign:: | |
| ::unbenign:: | |
| ::verisign:: | |
| return ; This makes the above hotstrings do nothing so that they override the ign->ing rule below. | |
| #Hotstring B ; Turn back on automatic backspacing for all subsequent hotstrings. | |
| :?:ign::ing | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ; Word endings | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| :?:bilites::bilities | |
| :?:bilties::bilities | |
| :?:blities::bilities | |
| :?:bilty::bility | |
| :?:blity::bility | |
| :?:, btu::, but ; Not just replacing "btu", as that is a unit of heat. | |
| :?:; btu::; but | |
| :?:n;t::n't | |
| :?:;ll::'ll | |
| :?:;re::'re | |
| :?:;ve::'ve | |
| ::sice::since ; Must precede the following line! | |
| :?:sice::sive | |
| :?:t eh:: the | |
| :?:t hem:: them | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ; Word beginnings | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| :*:abondon::abandon | |
| :*:abreviat::abbreviat | |
| :*:accomadat::accommodat | |
| :*:accomodat::accommodat | |
| :*:acheiv::achiev | |
| :*:achievment::achievement | |
| :*:acquaintence::acquaintance | |
| :*:adquir::acquir | |
| :*:aquisition::acquisition | |
| :*:agravat::aggravat | |
| :*:allign::align | |
| :*:ameria::America | |
| :*:archaelog::archaeolog | |
| :*:archtyp::archetyp | |
| :*:archetect::architect | |
| :*:arguement::argument | |
| :*:assasin::assassin | |
| :*:asociat::associat | |
| :*:assymetr::asymmet | |
| :*:atempt::attempt | |
| :*:atribut::attribut | |
| :*:avaialb::availab | |
| :*:comision::commission | |
| :*:contien::conscien | |
| :*:critisi::critici | |
| :*:crticis::criticis | |
| :*:critiz::criticiz | |
| :*:desicant::desiccant | |
| :*:desicat::desiccat | |
| ::develope::develop ; Omit asterisk so that it doesn't disrupt the typing of developed/developer. | |
| :*:dissapoint::disappoint | |
| :*:divsion::division | |
| :*:dcument::document | |
| :*:embarass::embarrass | |
| :*:emminent::eminent | |
| :*:empahs::emphas | |
| :*:enlargment::enlargement | |
| :*:envirom::environm | |
| :*:enviorment::environment | |
| :*:excede::exceed | |
| :*:exilerat::exhilarat | |
| :*:extraterrestial::extraterrestrial | |
| :*:faciliat::facilitat | |
| :*:garantee::guaranteed | |
| :*:guerrila::guerrilla | |
| :*:guidlin::guidelin | |
| :*:girat::gyrat | |
| :*:harasm::harassm | |
| :*:immitat::imitat | |
| :*:imigra::immigra | |
| :*:impliment::implement | |
| :*:inlcud::includ | |
| :*:indenpenden::independen | |
| :*:indisputib::indisputab | |
| :*:isntall::install | |
| :*:insitut::institut | |
| :*:knwo::know | |
| :*:lsit::list | |
| :*:mountian::mountain | |
| :*:nmae::name | |
| :*:necassa::necessa | |
| :*:negociat::negotiat | |
| :*:neigbor::neighbour | |
| :*:noticibl::noticeabl | |
| :*:ocasion::occasion | |
| :*:occuranc::occurrence | |
| :*:priveledg::privileg | |
| :*:recie::recei | |
| :*:recived::received | |
| :*:reciver::receiver | |
| :*:recepient::recipient | |
| :*:reccomend::recommend | |
| :*:recquir::requir | |
| :*:requirment::requirement | |
| :*:respomd::respond | |
| :*:repons::respons | |
| :*:ressurect::resurrect | |
| :*:seperat::separat | |
| :*:sevic::servic | |
| :*:smoe::some | |
| :*:supercede::supersede | |
| :*:superceed::supersede | |
| :*:weild::wield | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ; Word middles | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| :?*:compatab::compatib ; Covers incompat* and compat* | |
| :?*:catagor::categor ; Covers subcatagories and catagories. | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ; Accented English words, from, amongst others, | |
| ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words_with_diacritics | |
| ; I have included all the ones compatible with reasonable codepages, and placed | |
| ; those that may often not be accented either from a clash with an unaccented | |
| ; word (resume), or because the unaccented version is now common (cafe). | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ::aesop::Æsop | |
| ::a bas::Ã bas | |
| ::a la::Ã la | |
| ::ancien regime::Ancien Régime | |
| ::angstrom::Ångström | |
| ::angstroms::Ångströms | |
| ::anime::animé | |
| ::animes::animés | |
| ::ao dai::à o dái | |
| ::apertif::apértif | |
| ::apertifs::apértifs | |
| ::applique::appliqué | |
| ::appliques::appliqués | |
| ::apres::après | |
| ::arete::arête | |
| ::attache::attaché | |
| ::attaches::attachés | |
| ::auto-da-fe::auto–da–fé | |
| ::belle epoque::belle époque | |
| ::bete noire::bête noire | |
| ::betise::bêtise | |
| ::Bjorn::Bjørn | |
| ::blase::blasé | |
| ::boite::boîte | |
| ::boutonniere::boutonnière | |
| ::canape::canapé | |
| ::canapes::canapés | |
| ::celebre::célèbre | |
| ::celebres::célèbres | |
| ::chaines::chaînés | |
| ::cinema verite::cinéma vérité | |
| ::cinemas verite::cinémas vérité | |
| ::cinema verites::cinéma vérités | |
| ::champs-elysees::Champs–Élysées | |
| ::charge d'affaires::chargé d'affaires | |
| ::chateau::château | |
| ::chateaux::châteaux | |
| ::chateaus::châteaus | |
| ::cliche::cliché | |
| ::cliched::clichéd | |
| ::cliches::clichés | |
| ::cloisonne::cloisonné | |
| ::consomme::consommé | |
| ::consommes::consommés | |
| ::communique::communiqué | |
| ::communiques::communiqués | |
| ::confrere::confrère | |
| ::confreres::confrères | |
| ::cortege::cortège | |
| ::corteges::cortèges | |
| ::coup d'etat::coup d'état | |
| ::coup d'etats::coup d'états | |
| ::coup de tat::coup d'état | |
| ::coup de tats::coup d'états | |
| ::coup de grace::coup de grâce | |
| ::creche::crèche | |
| ::creches::crèches | |
| ::coulee::coulée | |
| ::coulees::coulées | |
| ::creme brulee::crème brûlée | |
| ::creme brulees::crème brûlées | |
| ::creme caramel::crème caramel | |
| ::creme caramels::crème caramels | |
| ::creme de cacao::crème de cacao | |
| ::creme de menthe::crème de menthe | |
| ::crepe::crêpe | |
| ::crepes::crêpes | |
| ::creusa::Creüsa | |
| ::crouton::croûton | |
| ::croutons::croûtons | |
| ::crudites::crudités | |
| ::curacao::curaçao | |
| ::dais::daïs | |
| ::daises::daïses | |
| ::debacle::débâcle | |
| ::debacles::débâcles | |
| ::debutante::débutante | |
| ::debutants::débutants | |
| ::declasse::déclassé | |
| ::decolletage::décolletage | |
| ::decollete::décolleté | |
| ::decor::décor | |
| ::decors::décors | |
| ::decoupage::découpage | |
| ::degage::dégagé | |
| ::deja vu::déjà vu | |
| ::demode::démodé | |
| ::denoument::dénoument | |
| ::derailleur::dérailleur | |
| ::derriere::derrière | |
| ::deshabille::déshabillé | |
| ::detente::détente | |
| ::diamante::diamanté | |
| ::discotheque::discothèque | |
| ::discotheques::discothèques | |
| ::divorcee::divorcée | |
| ::divorcees::divorcées | |
| ::doppelganger::doppelgänger | |
| ::doppelgangers::doppelgängers | |
| ::eclair::éclair | |
| ::eclairs::éclairs | |
| ::eclat::éclat | |
| ::el nino::El Niño | |
| ::elan::élan | |
| ::emigre::émigré | |
| ::emigres::émigrés | |
| ::entree::entrée | |
| ::entrees::entrées | |
| ::entrepot::entrepôt | |
| ::entrecote::entrecôte | |
| ::epee::épée | |
| ::epees::épées | |
| ::etouffee::étouffée | |
| ::facade::façade | |
| ::facades::façades | |
| ::fete::fête | |
| ::fetes::fêtes | |
| ::faience::faïence | |
| ::fiance::fiancé | |
| ::fiances::fiancés | |
| ::fiancee::fiancée | |
| ::fiancees::fiancées | |
| ::filmjolk::filmjölk | |
| ::fin de siecle::fin de siècle | |
| ::flambe::flambé | |
| ::flambes::flambés | |
| ::fleche::flèche | |
| ::Fohn wind::Föhn wind | |
| ::folie a deux::folie à deux | |
| ::folies a deux::folies à deux | |
| ::fouette::fouetté | |
| ::frappe::frappé | |
| ::frappes::frappés | |
| :?*:fraulein::fräulein | |
| :?*:fuhrer::Führer | |
| ::garcon::garçon | |
| ::garcons::garçons | |
| ::gateau::gâteau | |
| ::gateaus::gâteaus | |
| ::gateaux::gâteaux | |
| ::gemutlichkeit::gemütlichkeit | |
| ::glace::glacé | |
| ::glogg::glögg | |
| ::gewurztraminer::Gewürztraminer | |
| ::gotterdammerung::Götterdämmerung | |
| ::grafenberg spot::Gräfenberg spot | |
| ::habitue::habitué | |
| ::ingenue::ingénue | |
| ::jager::jäger | |
| ::jalapeno::jalapeño | |
| ::jalapenos::jalapeños | |
| ::jardiniere::jardinière | |
| ::krouzek::kroužek | |
| ::kummel::kümmel | |
| ::kaldolmar::kåldolmar | |
| ::landler::ländler | |
| ::langue d'oil::langue d'oïl | |
| ::la nina::La Niña | |
| ::litterateur::littérateur | |
| ::lycee::lycée | |
| ::macedoine::macédoine | |
| ::macrame::macramé | |
| ::maitre d'hotel::maître d'hôtel | |
| ::malaguena::malagueña | |
| ::manana::mañana | |
| ::manege::manège | |
| ::manque::manqué | |
| ::materiel::matériel | |
| ::matinee::matinée | |
| ::matinees::matinées | |
| ::melange::mélange | |
| ::melee::mêlée | |
| ::melees::mêlées | |
| ::menage a trois::ménage à trois | |
| ::menages a trois::ménages à trois | |
| ::mesalliance::mésalliance | |
| ::metier::métier | |
| ::minaudiere::minaudière | |
| ::mobius strip::Möbius strip | |
| ::mobius strips::Möbius strips | |
| ::moire::moiré | |
| ::moireing::moiréing | |
| ::moires::moirés | |
| ::motley crue::Mötley Crüe | |
| ::motorhead::Motörhead | |
| ::naif::naïf | |
| ::naifs::naïfs | |
| ::naive::naïve | |
| ::naiver::naïver | |
| ::naives::naïves | |
| ::naivete::naïveté | |
| ::nee::née | |
| ::negligee::negligée | |
| ::negligees::negligées | |
| ::neufchatel cheese::Neufchâtel cheese | |
| ::nez perce::Nez Percé | |
| ::noël::Noël | |
| ::noëls::Noëls | |
| ::número uno::número uno | |
| ::objet trouve::objet trouvé | |
| ::objets trouve::objets trouvé | |
| ::ombre::ombré | |
| ::ombres::ombrés | |
| ::omerta::omertà | |
| ::opera bouffe::opéra bouffe | |
| ::operas bouffe::opéras bouffe | |
| ::opera comique::opéra comique | |
| ::operas comique::opéras comique | |
| ::outre::outré | |
| ::papier-mache::papier–mâché | |
| ::passe::passé | |
| ::piece de resistance::pièce de résistance | |
| ::pied-a-terre::pied–Ã –terre | |
| ::plisse::plissé | |
| ::pina colada::Piña Colada | |
| ::pina coladas::Piña Coladas | |
| ::pinata::piñata | |
| ::pinatas::piñatas | |
| ::pinon::piñon | |
| ::pinons::piñons | |
| ::pirana::piraña | |
| ::pique::piqué | |
| ::piqued::piquéd | |
| ::più::più | |
| ::plie::plié | |
| ::precis::précis | |
| ::polsa::pölsa | |
| ::pret-a-porter::prêt–à –porter | |
| ::protoge::protégé | |
| ::protege::protégé | |
| ::proteged::protégéd | |
| ::proteges::protégés | |
| ::protegee::protégée | |
| ::protegees::protégées | |
| ::protegeed::protégéed | |
| ::puree::purée | |
| ::pureed::puréed | |
| ::purees::purées | |
| ::Quebecois::Québécois | |
| ::raison d'etre::raison d'être | |
| ::recherche::recherché | |
| ::reclame::réclame | |
| ::résume::résumé | |
| ::resumé::résumé | |
| ::résumes::résumés | |
| ::resumés::résumés | |
| ::retrousse::retroussé | |
| ::risque::risqué | |
| ::riviere::rivière | |
| ::roman a clef::roman à clef | |
| ::roue::roué | |
| ::saute::sauté | |
| ::sauted::sautéd | |
| ::seance::séance | |
| ::seances::séances | |
| ::senor::señor | |
| ::senors::señors | |
| ::senora::señora | |
| ::senoras::señoras | |
| ::senorita::señorita | |
| ::senoritas::señoritas | |
| ::sinn fein::Sinn Féin | |
| ::smorgasbord::smörgåsbord | |
| ::smorgasbords::smörgåsbords | |
| ::smorgastarta::smörgåstårta | |
| ::soigne::soigné | |
| ::soiree::soirée | |
| ::soireed::soiréed | |
| ::soirees::soirées | |
| ::souffle::soufflé | |
| ::souffles::soufflés | |
| ::soupcon::soupçon | |
| ::soupcons::soupçons | |
| ::surstromming::surströmming | |
| ::tete-a-tete::tête–à –tête | |
| ::tete-a-tetes::tête–à –têtes | |
| ::touche::touché | |
| ::tourtiere::tourtière | |
| ::ubermensch::Ãœbermensch | |
| ::ubermensches::Ãœbermensches | |
| ::ventre a terre::ventre à terre | |
| ::vicuna::vicuña | |
| ::vin rose::vin rosé | |
| ::vins rose::vins rosé | |
| ::vis a vis::vis à vis | |
| ::vis-a-vis::vis–Ã –vis | |
| ::voila::voilà | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ; Common Misspellings – the main list | |
| ;—————————————————————————— | |
| ::htp:::http: | |
| ::http:\\::http:// | |
| ::httpL::http: | |
| ::herf::href | |
| ::avengence::a vengeance | |
| ::adbandon::abandon | |
| ::abandonned::abandoned | |
| ::aberation::aberration | |
| ::aborigene::aborigine | |
| ::abortificant::abortifacient | |
| ::abbout::about | |
| ::abotu::about | |
| ::baout::about | |
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