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But as they say, it is not a true off line capability, but it works for my needs.-iphigenie (September 21, 2007, 05:32 AM)
I use xnews - it's fast, works both for online and offline reading.-iphigenie (February 16, 2007, 08:45 AM)
It has pseudo offline features such as header storage, but if you need true off-line capabilities, use Agent, Gravity, or something else.
LaunchBar commander is my first choice for "static" things like programmes
I'm trying to get used to FARR, but for the everyday application launching LBC is quicker by far[r] (sorry)
There's a bit been said about applications that have a key hook, I wonder what the possibility of FARR implementing "universal" ears so that it could use text input from any window not just FARR's??
It certainly would be quicker to just type calc(3*6) somewhere and have another application do the calculation, well that's not too difficult with AHK or AutoIT anyway, but my point is just typing in an application is quicker than going to the toolbar, etc, etc.-Perry Mowbray (September 19, 2007, 11:25 PM)
[16:07] <srikat> In my work, I have to do a lot of copy/paste
[16:07] <srikat> so was wondering if there's an easy way to copy and paste
[16:07] <srikat> like, if I select some content and move my mouse to say left top corner of my screen, it should copy
[16:07] <srikat> right corner top should paste
[16:07] <srikat> is any such program available?
Can PowerPro do this?-sri (September 20, 2007, 05:41 AM)
The *Clip command is used to work with the clipboard. Powerpro has commands to copy text or a file to the clipboard, to copy the clipboard to a file, and to clear the clipboard.
Furthermore, Powerpro has a clipboard history function: it can track text as you Copy it to the clipboard and can subsequently display a list of such text items on a Clip Menu. If you select an item from this menu, the selected item is recopied to the clipboard and optionally pasted. Click here for more details on clipboard history tracking.
The built-in clipboard commands work with the first line of text on the clipboard only. The clip plugin, described below, can work with the full clipboard.
[...] the thing I like most about DirectAccess (and to a lesser degree ActiveWords) is the ability to simply type an abbreviation, word or phrase followed by a trigger and having a file or a program open up (or boilerplate text inserted, etc.). [...] I *should* try running with FARR only. [...]-Darwin (September 19, 2007, 06:45 PM)
Flash Renamer is a time saver for people with large amounts of files, eg digital camera owners, webmasters & media collectors (music/images/movies). It renames many files at once, so called batch or bulk renaming. With Flash Renamer you can automate thousands of file renames in a single click!
Rename filters include set casing, MP3 renaming, find/replace, set attributes, add & crop strings, sequential numbering and an advanced format function.
I can move the handwriting and managed to rearrange/add to it to make it say "Penicilin". Xchange Viewer is pretty cool!-Darwin (September 18, 2007, 02:29 PM)
Are there any similar better free programs that brings up a menu by simply mousing over a region of the screen?-sri (September 19, 2007, 01:22 AM)
Ryan over at cybernetnews.com has a post up on his favorite file renamer, called appropriately, ReNamer.-mouser (September 09, 2007, 07:37 AM)
ShortcutsMan displays the details about all shortcuts that you have on your desktop and under your start menu.
The more I think about it, the main reason I never really use clipboard extenders is because they lack a stack option. Most of the time I want to copy some things, then paste them in some order. LIFO, FIFO, the option would be nice. Normal extenders make this tedious by always having to chose which clip you want. But, if you could copy a bunch of clips, then paste, paste, paste, no re-selecting, no pop-up menus once you got started... this would be awesome.-kfitting (July 24, 2007, 04:40 PM)
In fact I wrote this program once for myself, but it didn't have the option to delete files, only to view them, so now I added deleting and that's it.-TPReal (September 11, 2007, 04:05 AM)
Try this simple program, I think it might be what you are loking for. You load a directory, then there's a list of all text files which you can browse and delete (not edit).-TPReal (September 10, 2007, 07:04 AM)
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How about the possibility of change between all apps currently running, including those which reside in the system tray? I know some task managers currently provide this functionality, showing all windows "drew" by Windows, and allowing to bring to the front those which are hidden, including app in the systray.-Lashiec (September 04, 2007, 05:02 PM)
I use KeePass and RoboForm (the safenotes feature) to store important stuff like serial numbers, accounts, etc.-mitzevo (September 04, 2007, 12:16 PM)