A - Winm8 4.001
| Developer: |
M8 Software(UK) (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/2000/XP |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$19 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 2.14 MB |
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Winm8 is a combined multi clipboard, launcher, Web bookmark and information management system.
Winm8 is not just a multi clipboard - it is also a repository where you can store every piece of useful information you will ever need - Clips, Web URLs, graphics and even shortcuts to your work files. It can store almost 90,000 individual items and the layout of Libraries and groups combined with the text search facility makes them all easy to find.
When you copy or cut text, Winm8 shows the first few words of the text. When you cut or copy graphics, Winm8 shows the default title "Non Text Clip". If you right click on the clip, you can see the graphic and give it a more meaningful title.
The main repository consists of 29 libraries. Each library has 32 groups of 96 clips. An entire library is visible - one click selects a group and one click pastes a clip. All 96 clips of the selected group are visible at the same time (no scrolling lists) and clip names can be highlighted by color.
Restoring Winm8 when you need it couldn't be easier. - From the keyboard, it will pop up with Ctrl+V or Shift+Ins - (your choice) and with the mouse you can restore it by touching the edge of the screen and clicking the small "Winm8" button which appears under the mouse pointer.
Winm8 doesn't "just paste". When you save a clip you can set special paste modes. If a clip is a URL, you can set the paste mode to "Bookmark". Then, when you paste it into your browser, it will not only paste in the URL but also direct your browser to load the page.
If you have a username, password or any other information that you need to paste into a web form, you can set the paste mode to "Form Filling". When you paste a clip which is set to form filling mode, Winm8 not only pastes the clip but also tabs to the next field in the form ready for you to click the next clip. By using the special paste modes, you can go to a web page and sign on with your username and password with only |
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