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I started using VueMinder a few months ago and I like it quite a bit. [...]
can show more information per day than I have found possible with other calendar software.-cranioscopical (May 02, 2012, 09:03 AM)
JSHOT allows you append screenshots together either beside or below when you take take the shot .HyperSnap also has this feature.-hpearce (April 30, 2012, 04:37 PM)-cyberdiva (April 30, 2012, 10:10 PM)
I was going to suggest the NANY entry ImageGrid that you rejected in your initial post. [..] perhaps at some point you could spell out what you think could be added to make it do what you need-mouser (April 30, 2012, 05:22 PM)
I need to do this sort of thing all the time, exactly as @rjbull describes, and I do it in my main PIM - Microsoft OneNoteDoes OneNote allow you to save the composite as a new image, and/or send it to the clipboard? Is there some "docking" tool that helps you line them up?-IainB (April 30, 2012, 04:54 PM)
did any of the "panorama photo stitching" type of software apps out there meet your needs?I haven't tried them - but there's a similar thread, Looking for image stitching software without processing image content, in which Carol Haynes explains why it didn't suit her needs, and I think rather the same way. As I understand it, panoramic software expects a series of images that have been deliberately taken with overlaps, and does its best to integrate them all into one. I'm looking for a simpler program that allows me to move images around on a grid, lock them in place, and preferably turns the ensemble into a new composite image.-skwire (April 30, 2012, 04:23 PM)
have you tried Serif's PhotoPlus SE? [...] I think Serif -- these days -- are a little overpriced but they do tend to chuck the odd special offer around.-oblivion (April 30, 2012, 04:19 PM)
The only one I have actually installed is PagePlus X6, which is probably usable for what I had in mind. However, I was thinking of something smaller and simpler.QuotePad (CintaNotes copycat)QuotePad is a re-branding of Notesholder Lite. I think it came before CintaNotes, but the latter now seems to me the better program. It doesn't have reminders, but the reminders in Notesholder drove me round the bend.-Steven Avery (April 22, 2012, 01:57 PM)
CintaNotes looked very good in some ways, except that it was in between everything.You're wanting an altogether heavier-weight program. CintaNotes is like EverNote Light; small, fast, easy to use, fuss-free, portable if required, capable free version. Those are its strengths.-Steven Avery (April 22, 2012, 01:57 PM)
I have reverted to paperurlwolf, do you have a system? Now that I don't run a PC all day every day, I'm using paper more, and interested in better non-computer methods. At present, it's usually random scribblings on bits of paper, and needs improvement.-urlwolf (April 08, 2012, 03:14 AM)
Apr 10, 2012 — First Commercial Release! Version 1.6
License change notice: with this version, the licensing model changes to "Freemium". Basic functionality (which covers all features of version 1.5.7) continues to be free, but the new commercial features require buying a Personal or Company license.
* Multiple notebooks support. (Commercial) Feature
CintaNotes now has the "File/Open" and "File/Save As..." commands, and also has the recently opened files list to easily switch between different DB files. The name of the currently opened DB file is displayed in the main window title (unless it is "cintanotes.db").
* Ctrl+Enter shortcut to paste note text into currently active application. (Commercial)Feature
* Exporting notes to HTML format. (Commercial)Feature
* Tag sidebar can now display tag usage counts. (Commercial)Feature
This allows you to easily see which tags are underused and can be merged or removed. Tag count display can be turned off in Options/Tags menu.
* Unified and consistent search behavior: Search behavior is now unified and consistent. "Exact search" mode has been removed. Instead there's an option to search inside words. Now you can always use the logical operators: space as AND and '|' as ORFeature
If you need to search for an exact quote, put it in doublequotes, like this: "to be or not to be".
* Support for mixed case tags.Feature
* "Cut" command for notes, and custom clipboard format to transfer notes from one notebook to another while keeping text formatting.Feature
* New "Help/License" dialog to manage product licensing: The dialog includes ability to automatically fill licensing data from clipboard and also via clipping.Feature
* Tag sidebar can now be resized with the mouse.Enhancement
* New Options/Tags submenu to configure tagging options.Enhancement
* New option: "Options/Clipping/After Clipping/Assign currently active tags"Enhancement
When this option is on, newly clipped notes are automatically assigned tags which are currently selected on the Tag Sidebar.
* Note editor: Alt+C now works as shortcut for "Cancel".Enhancement
* Ctrl+U shortcut for displaying untagged notes.Enhancement
* Last used export format is now remembered in settings.Enhancement
* Main menu reorganization. "Note Appearance" menu item moved to the Options menu.Enhancement
* The executable is now signed with a digital signature.Enhancement
* Proper metadata and version information in the executable.Enhancement
* Note export dialog now includes the "Export scope" groupbox.Enhancement
* Ctrl+Home/End in search box to focus note list and go to first/last note.Enhancement
* Eliminated possibility of painting artefacts on window maximization.Fix
* Full-text search was not working for East-Asian languages.Fix
* Searching for "-a" lead to a "Malformed MATCH expression" error.Fix
* Search could produce wrong results if query contained punctiation or delimiter characters.Fix
* Copy/pasting note in the notes list lost text formatting.Fix
* Pasting text in main window didn't recognize links.Fix
* Removed redundant formatting tags in exported XML file.Fix
* Non-ASCII characters in page URLs were corrupted on clipping.Fix
* USB stick could not be safely removed after note import or export.Fix
* Restoring focus after clipping was not working in Opera.Fix
* Note editor: wrong window position after being mazimized.Fix
* Note editor: lower pane height changed on Ctrl+S.Fix
* Note editor: applying formatting cleared existing formatting.Fix
* Note editor: pressing Enter twice didn't cancel bulleted and numbered lists.Fix
* Note editor: Undo behavior was incorrect after pasting text from clipboard.Fix
* Note editor: pressing F7 when Link is empty opened Windows Explorer.Fix
Automate checks and tasks with the integrated scripting language
A simple yet powerful scripting language lets you automate specific tasks. For example to check bookmarks, create a report and send the report by email without having to execute all these commands manually step by step.
I am not into clipboard managers too much (I'm not sure what I am supposed to manage)Think: extender or enhancer. Programs of this type keep your earlier clips in a kind of database, so you can recall them at will. Permanent clips for boilerplate text. Extra features like reformatting text etc. For good examples, look at mouser's CHS or at ArsClip.-Steven Avery (April 14, 2012, 01:29 PM)
this looks like it might carry over more into form filling or phrase choosing.I wondered about that. Many clipboard extenders can fill in forms as long as you organise things first, i.e., you always paste into a standard form. I doubt this is a competitor for RoboForm, that can figure out what goes where in a form and fill it in for you, but just asked that question on Bits du Jour to find out for sure.-Steven Avery (April 14, 2012, 01:29 PM)
I am glad to be able to announce the final 3.0 version release of an exciting new IsoBuster. Excited because this new version, besides optical media (CD, DVD and BD) now also supports Flash drives, Media cards of all sorts and makes, Jaz, Zip, Floppy drives, Hard Drives etc. To top it of, there is now also brand new NTFS support !(announcement here)
To try and pour it in a list, here are the newly supported disks / drives:
* Thumb / Flash drives
* SD disks / drives
* Compact disks / drives
* MMC disks / drives
* SSD disks / drives
* Jaz disks / drives
* Zip disks / drives
* Floppy disks / drives
* HD disks / drives
* And more ...
And here's the newly supported File System:
* NTFS
On optical media (CD, DVD, BD) we are accustomed to the concept of Sessions and Tracks. On all these newly supported disks, logical volumes (file-systems) are put into Partitions, not Sessions. IsoBuster supports, just like you were used to with Sessions using IsoBuster:
* All Windows / DOS / Macintosh / HFS Partitions are immediately shown
* All the file-system(s) in those partitions are immediatly shown
* You can use all the features you normally would use on tracks and sessions, but now on partitions.
* You can do data recovery pretty much the exact same way as on optical
* Forensics investigators will love the easy overview of all partitions and all file systems
* See sector per sector content with Sector View
* Extract portions of the media
* Support for UDF, FAT, NTFS, HFS(+) on any partition
* Etc.
it is everything I've wanted in an organizer (minus a nice calendar system and easy, yet powerful web clipping like Surfulater-vegas (April 10, 2012, 05:46 AM)
[...] TC advantages:
- plugins - amongst hundreds of them content ones are used by me the most. They not only give nice column views [...]
- *.ext - It may be just me but I don't like to have full file names: name must be in separate column and name only. I like to group files by their types
-fenixproductions (April 09, 2012, 05:38 PM)
I can't imagine working without my beloved ZTreeWin. If you're keyboard freak like me, I bet nothing can beat it regarding the speed and effectiveness of work.-yksyks (April 09, 2012, 12:29 PM)
As for WJJsoft's freeware calculator, wow what a find, how obscure is that one?! I hunted for ages to look for a Soulver type calc, and you may have found another one [...]Do you have the install exe per chance?-Twinbee (April 09, 2012, 09:09 AM)
And I'm pretty sure I heard about it here on DC myself Before OpalCalc, it turned out nothing on Windows like this existed.-Twinbee (April 07, 2012, 04:56 PM)
if the user is looking at the keyboard, much typing can be for nothing because Windows is waiting for the user to respond to the pop-up box.This is true, but it's less of a problem if the box pops up at the cursor, as it does with Typing Assistant, to name one I know a bit. It's also worth knowing that the Big Daddy of the genre, Instant Text, doesn't do that, it has its suggestions window attach under or beside your main application window.-Curt (April 08, 2012, 12:13 PM)