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Giveaway of the day — FastPaste

FastPaste is new utility for pasting commonly used text phrases, formatted text or even images into the applications.

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FastPaste era disponibile come app gratuita il 30 luglio 2011!

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FastPaste è una nuova utility per incollare le frasi usati più frequentemente, testi formattati e perfino delle immagini nelle applicazioni. Vi basterà premere una combinazione di tasti o cliccare su un'icona e il testo associato alla combinazioni verrà incollato automaticamente.

Esempio: Premete "Ctrl + 1" per incollare il vostro nome o il vostro indirizzo di posta elettronica in qualsiasi applicazione.

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Requisiti di Sistema:

Windows 7/ Vista/ XP/ 2000

Produttore:

Dextronet

Homepage:

http://www.dextronet.com/fastpaste

Dimensione File:

2.54 MB

Prezzo:

$19.95

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Hi, This program dosnot support setting 120 DPI. I have the message
" Your twip size is uncommon. This program is build for twip's size 15, your twips have got 12.
It's caused by 'large' font size which you have currently set-up. This program won't work on your system
properly until you switch font size to 'normal' (small). Do you really want to continue?
(We STRONGLY recommended to don't use this software with this uncompatible twip size) "
Thanks, uninstall !

Jozsef – 11 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+91)

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PhraseExpress is the BEST!
It does exactly the same job plus MUCH more!!!

- The program is free for personal use without feature limitations. !!!
- Compatible with 32-/64-Bit Windows XP/Vista/7
- Have portable Version!!!
http://www.phraseexpress.com/

ilovedessy – 11 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+52)

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#4: Tenclips does NOT do exactly the same thing! It holds 10 different things from the clipboad, and only 10, which are not key-assigned as like today's offer.

Keith Alston – 11 years ago – Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+45)

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There's a brief, perhaps too scanty, overview of the program's use accessible via Help which answers some of the questions posed elsewhere.

Whilst TenClips is useful FastPast should be able to do rather more. Being able to set up 'projects' for different purposes letter writing/e-mail/proramming etc means that 30 slots per (infinite number?) of projects should enable you to customize the program to meet your needs.

Indeed, I was dreading the likelihood that those GOTD users who always punt for portable/cheaper/better GUId/font-filled/skinnable programs that do everything possible under the sun rather than remaining slim enough to excel at their their key purpose would be setting it up even now.....

Pasting in to applications works very well. I think the key area for improvement is probably in how you get stuff into project slots. Contect menu additions or a pop up that is accessible in any program e., making it easy to fill up new slots with selected items as I work without having to first copy them to the clipboard. Being able to copy images or text formatting like this - if feasible - would seem easier than the present arrangement.

An existing weak point (it seems) is that you hae to assign text strings of more than 100 characters ia the editor rather than pasting direct to the slot.

It would also be helpful if FastPaste worked with multislot clipboards or had this feature built in, so that you could run quickly through a file each object copy being automatically added to the next slot - after which you could assign these to hot-keys in the order you wanted.

Better than that might be to run through the whole of a document/web page (a la Down Them All) and then to choose from a list of all the identified sentences/paragraphs/format settings(?)/lines/ tables/boxes/buttons etc which you wanted to copy to a particular project. You could even specify beforehand all text blocks, all images etc. I guess sombody somewhere has already written an application that will scan all your documents in a folder disk and produced an output file of all sentences prew(sorry the ' ' key has stopped working)iously used multiple times that could then be allotted to slots.

Do these sound practicable or more likely to weigh down what is a neat little prog with excess baggage? A history of items copied to the clipboard(s) in the course of a day's work seems like a useful starting point though.

This looks like it will be useful in lots of ways to many different people and I'm grateful for it.

There's a brief, perhaps too scanty, overview of the program's use accessible via Help which answers some of the questions posed elsewhere.

Whilst TenClips is useful FastPast should be able to do rather more. Being able to set up 'projects' for different purposes letter writing/e-mail/proramming etc means that 30 slots per (infinite number?) of projects should enable you to customize the program to meet your needs.

Indeed, I was dreading the likelihood that those GOTD users who always punt for portable/cheaper/better GUId/font-filled/skinnable programs that do everything possible under the sun rather than remaining slim enough to excel at their their key purpose would be setting it up even now.....

Pasting in to applications works very well. I think the key area for improvement is probably in how you get stuff into project slots. Contect menu additions or a pop up that is accessible in any program e., making it easy to fill up new slots with selected items as I work without having to first copy them to the clipboard. Being able to copy images or text formatting like this - if feasible - would seem easier than the present arrangement.

An existing weak point (it seems) is that you hae to assign text strings of more than 100 characters ia the editor rather than pasting direct to the slot.

It would also be helpful if FastPaste worked with multislot clipboards or had this feature built in, so that you could run quickly through a file each object copy being automatically added to the next slot - after which you could assign these to hot-keys in the order you wanted.

Better than that might be to run through the whole of a document/web page (a la Down Them All) and then to choose from a list of all the identified sentences/paragraphs/format settings(?)/lines/ tables/boxes/buttons etc which you wanted to copy to a particular project. You could even specify beforehand all text blocks, all images etc. I guess sombody somewhere has already written an application that will scan all your documents in a folder disk and produced an output file of all sentences prew(sorry the ' ' key has stopped working)iously used multiple times that could then be allotted to slots.

Do these sound practicable or more likely to weigh down what is a neat little prog with excess baggage? A history of items copied to the clipboard(s) in the course of a day's work seems like a useful starting point though.

This looks like it will be useful in lots of ways to many different people and I'm grateful for it.

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