QuikScripts is a word expansion tool designed to help production typists and transcriptionists increase their productivity (and earnings) by saving keystrokes.

QuikScripts allows you to create abbreviations for the words and phrases that you use most often. In conjunction with its auxiliary program, SuperClip, QuikScripts can retain font and format information and even embedded graphics that you can recall by typing in your chosen abbreviation.

QuikScripts also keeps track of which words you use most and suggests abbreviations for you to use. If you don't like an abbreviation that QuikScripts creates for you, you can change it to whatever you want. You can also ignore it, in which case QuikScripts will automatically delete it.

Word Endings allow you to create words with suffixes you define and use endings to create different forms of the same word. For instance, if you abbreviate the word "enjoy" with the letters "enj" then you can type "enjA" to get "enjoyable" or "enjM" to get "enjoyment." QuikScripts also gives you Smart Endings for the endings "s", "ing", and "d".

Smart Endings allow QuikScripts to follow some basic rules of English so that it can intelligently add endings to many words. For instance, if you type "writeG", QuikScripts is smart enough to know to drop the "e" and expand this to "writing".

Smart Endings are the Word Endings "S" for "es", "D" for "ed", and "G" for "ing" that require special handling. When you use one of these Smart Endings in your document, QuikScripts will follow some simple English rules to add the proper ending. For instance, if you type "upsetG", QuikScripts will know to double the "t" and expand the Short Form to "upsetting".
In the English language, there are exceptions to every rule. If you abbreviate a word that is one of those exceptions, QuikScripts allows you to enter the correct spelling. This corrected spelling will be stored as part of your Word List. For instance, if you abbreviate "child" with "ch", typing "chS" will usually cause QuikScripts to expand that to "childs". Using the Smart Endings option from the Edit menu, you can tell QuikScripts to expand "chS" to "children."