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General Software Discussion / clipboard help+spell

« on: July 20, 2006, 06:42 AM »

I had to stop using Clipboard. It would not find it's data base. Give errors on loading. I am using xp pro sp3.
Robert

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Clipboard Help+Spell / clipboard keep

« on: February 01, 2006, 06:44 AM »

Why does so many clips go into clipboard keep? They should all go into new unless I move them to keep. Shouldn't clipboard start in new and not keep?

RC

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Clipboard Help+Spell / clipboard enhancements

« on: December 24, 2005, 09:41 AM »

The number of running programs should and could be as few as possible. Adding a scheduler(note reminder and ability to run programs) and personal information manager to the clipboard would eliminate having to run the scheduler. Schedulers usually have a pim included. I presently run winorganizer, but PIMEX is the best pim I have seen for my use. The more abilities a program has the more useful it becomes.

Your clipboard does partially eliminate my need for a spell checker. You might add a way to hotkey from a window that the text is highlighted and captured with the ctr-c and spell checked back to the original application. Example.
1. run note pad or any text program
2. write a paragraph
3. highlight the text
4. ctrl-c
5. spell check with ctrl-k
6. replace corrected text in note pad with ctrl-r


Best Regards, Robert Ratliff La Chorrera De Panama
Retired from Texas Instruments, Texas

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Post New Requests Here / clipboard request

« on: December 23, 2005, 08:53 PM »

If I were to make suggestions it would be to look at clipmate and implement it's features. The print and search are probably my two first requests.

Robert

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Post New Requests Here / AI program for instant messengers

« on: December 23, 2005, 07:58 PM »

I used to run THE FLASH BBS, a bulletin board used from multiple countries. One of the programs for it was an AI answering machine for when the users paged the sysop. It would key off keywords and answer the pager with edible pre programmed responses. It logged the conversations and was a lot of fun when you read the log and saw how long it took them to realize they were talking to a machine. There were multiple responses to each key word. I have not seen anything similar after the web took over the computers communications. It would be a great shareware program to use on the instant messengers. I would like to interest a programmer to program something similar.


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