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Not everyone is or was ever dedicated to using PayPal, not everyone wants to pay by credit card and not everyone wants to mail a check or money order and give out personal info.-fu2 (September 01, 2010, 09:46 AM)
Er... outside of the three options that you've outlined above, what remains? I mean, if you're receptive to the idea of donating to a developer, how else would doing so be possible?-Darwin (September 01, 2010, 10:26 AM)
It seems to me that your objection is to a developer having the temerity to ask for money, protestations aside.
These antivirus programs need to go through a makeover. Less bloat, and focus on minimizing the performance impact and accuracy/effectiveness.-superboyac (August 31, 2010, 12:33 PM)
Bibliographies for over 30,000 authors.
Information on over 350,000 books. Throughout the site, just click on a book to see its cover picture, description and publication details
Is there a simple way to connect two computers ? Quick & dirty, I just want to get some files and compare some directories.-tomos (May 19, 2010, 06:49 AM)
An exclusive PowerPaste(TM) feature puts ClipMate in "rapid fire" mode, allowing quick pasting of a series of items into an application.Clicking on "more viewlets" on that page takes you to ClipMate Flash Demos and Tutorials. The third one down is the demo of the feature I think you need, Tutorial 2 - PowerPaste.
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Do you work with a lot of structured data? If you have data that is separated by commas, tabs, linefeeds, etc., then ClipMate's "Exploding PowerPaste" can make short work of data entry. People who work with a lot of contact information (lists of name, address, etc.) absolutely love this.
USBDLM V4.5.2 is another freeware alternativeOnly free for personal use, just checked.-Midnight Rambler (August 16, 2010, 05:34 AM)
USB Disk Ejector works fine too and is freeware.-Midnight Rambler (August 14, 2010, 05:38 AM)
- Drive Letter Management
The program can hide drive letters of unused card reader slots, tie a drive letter to a specific device and many more...- Portable App Quick Launcher
Lets you launch any application located on your external drive with a click- Powerful Autorun
Can automatically mount\dismount your TrueCrypt drive, a file manager, check flash for viruses or anything else on device connection\disconnection- Real Safe Device Removal
Lets you stop your device, displays locking processes or even activate a stopped device back.- Honest Drive Speed Test
You can see your drive actual read\write speed
Poppy for Windows
Current version is 5.9.1
* Checks multiple POP3 accounts for new mail.
* Uses the taskbar icon to indicate that mail is waiting.
* A configurable interval between checks of the POP3 account.
* A a convenient popup menu to reach all functions and configuration.
* Play a sound when new mail has arrived on any account.
* Play a different sound for each account.
* Execute an external program when new mail has arrived.
* Show a non-interfering popup window when new mail has arrived.
* Automatically hide the popup window, without user intervention.
* Always notify or only when new mail has arrived.
* Always notify or only when mail from a friend has arrived.
* Dialog to display 'From' address and subject of each message.
* View the headers of an e-mail message.
* Preview the source of an e-mail message.
* Delete e-mail messages from POP3 servers.
* Select and/or unselect messages based on selection rules.
* Only notify based on the selection rules.
* Check e-mail headers against an anti-SPAM DNS blacklist.
* Option to automatically delete SPAM messages
* It is small and easy to use.
* Support for POP3 servers that use SSL (like GMail).
This program is freeware, but please consider making a donation to support future development.
Copyright © Jan G.P. Sijm
Though I used AWK more because AWK scripts are easier to maintain. Another option is Minitrue by Andrew Pipkin, which is specifically designed for the job. It's worth reading Eric Pement's sed page for more details on this; keep paging down to the "related batch editing files" section which mentions Minitrue amongst others. On no account overlook Mr. Pement's supplementary page on Minitrue workarounds. Mr. Pement appears unaware that Jason Hood has made an updated version of MiniTrue that fixes some issues, though I haven't tried it.Another reason I been reluctant to use any other form of clipboard management is because I use the script to label file names. I can cycle through the entries with the script without losing focus from my renaming. I tried arsclip before and it was promising, but it stole focus on my file renaming.-Smobu (July 30, 2010, 11:45 PM)
An unf rtunately close shave!-cranioscopical (July 26, 2010, 09:25 PM)
Ninety-nine percent of my work is done using a text editor.Same here. That's why I don't feel qualified to evaluate the ribbon.-mrainey (July 27, 2010, 11:35 AM)
