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Here is a review of iClip that someone might like to pick up and use.
I included an image in the review, using the iClip image to be found
here:
http://inventive.us/iClip/
Emilie
Emilie Unkrich
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iClip
Software Review by Emilie Unkrich
In the Help Menu of iClip, under iClip Overview, the following can be
found, with illustrations, for each point. Having illustrations in a Help Menu is, in itself, quite refreshing.
The following information is taken from that page:
- Quickly store, organize, and access snippets of information without
having to save them as entire documents… - Be more productive.
iClip helps you save time and be more efficient with most everything
you do on your Mac. Store various types of clippings in iClip’s bins
and access them whenever you need them. You’ll improve your workflow
and stay focused on what you’re accomplishing. - Access instantly.
iClip stays out of your crowded Dock. You access it via a menu bar
button that’s available in every application. Get to your information
the second you need it. - Avoid repetition.
With iClip, you avoid redundant typing, such as when filling out web
forms. If you regularly complete forms like search engine submissions,
etc., then iClip is perfect for you. You’ll eliminate repetitive
typing and typos by storing your commonly accessed info in iClip.
You’ll be pleased with the time you save and the mistakes you prevent. - Take notes.
There’s hardly a faster way to take a note than with iClip…just click
and type. - Stay organized.
Arrange your clippings into groups so you can quickly find what you’re
looking for. There’s even a special group that automatically records
everything you copy to the Clipboard, for even more efficiency.
I found iClip easy to lean, easy to use and quite useful.
A demo can be downloaded here:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/productivity_tools/iclip.html
More about the product here:
http://inventive.us/iClip/
It was named one of the Top Ten Mac Products of 2004.
Try it, I think that you will like it.