Gender-O-Matic

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PhraseExpress can turn unpersonal generic templates, such as "He/She has received his/her invitation" into gender-specific phrases in no time. The same phrase can output "She has received her invitation" or "He has received his invitation" on a case-by-case basis.

If you enter the text contents of a new phrase in PhraseExpress and type a gender specific word in the phrase contents box, such as "he", "him", "his" "she","her", "hers", etc, PhraseExpress offers you to insert a generic placeholder instead.

If a phrase containing Gender-O-Matic placeholders is executed later, PhraseExpress prompts you with the forms feature which gender to use for this particular insertion and use that gender for the phrase contents.

The temporary system variable "genderomatic" stores your choice as number for reuse with other macro functions:

ChoiceNumber
N/A0
Female1
Male2
Neutral3

You can use pre-configured macros for common gender-specific words or create your own Gender-O-Matic macros, e.g. "boy" vs "girl".

PhraseExpress auto-adapts the letter case, so you only need to use lower caps in the macros.

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