Showing posts with label Years. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Years. Show all posts

Monday, 12 March 2012

Clipboard Magic 5 Released After Six Years

Remember Clipboard Magic? No? Then you are in good company as the program has not made the news in the last six years. The developer of the clipboard manager has released version 5 of the program after six years of radio silence. Clipboard Magic 5 at its core is a clipboard manager for the Windows operating system that improves the standard clipboard functionality significantly.

All text that you copy to the clipboard is saved automatically by the program, so that you can access each entry for as long as the program is up and running. You can paste a saved entry easily by selecting it first with the left-mouse button or cursor keys in the program interface, and then using the shortcut Ctrl-v to paste it into another application. Even better, you can copy multiple saved clips to paste them all at once into another application.

This is done by selecting multiple clips in the Clipboard Magic interface, selecting Edit > Copy all clips to the clipboard (or alternatively Shift-Ctrl-A), and then pasting the contents directly via Ctrl-V or the mouse.

clipboard magic

All major program features are accessible both via menus and the mouse, and keyboard shortcuts. The program supports two special pasting shortcuts. You can use Shift-Ctrl-[0-9] to paste the last ten saved entries directly without selection. The shortcut Shift-Ctrl-P allows series pasting. The shortcut may interfere with other programs like Firefox (where it launches private browsing mode). You can change both keyboard shortcuts in the program options.

Clipboard Magic users can furthermore edit saved clipboard items, add items manually to the program, and use the programs find and replace feature to modify contents right in the program interface. Entries can be edited with a simple double-click on the entry’s line in the program window. You can leave the editing window again with a click on View > Zoom out or the shortcut Ctrl-PageDown.

Clip lists can be saved in a native format or as text documents. Both can be loaded into the program again at a later time.

The program preferences offer extensive configuration options. From changing shortcuts to configuring auto saves, visible toolbar buttons, to the number of rows and the font face used in the program window. You can furthermore load the last used list on program start automatically.

clipboard magic options

Clipboard Magic is fully Unicode compatible. It is compatible with all versions of the Windows operating system from Windows ME up to the latest version (currently Windows 7). Interested users can download the latest program version from the developer website.

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Wednesday, 29 February 2012

What Technology Will We Expect with Next Year’s PCs and How Will it Affect Prices?

Smartphones and tablets have a lot to answer for, at least when it comes to making technology affordable for the public.  Since the launch of the first iPhone it’s become not only accepted that sensors and other devices such as GPS, multi-touch capacitive screens, NFC, accelerometers, digital compasses and more should be included but we’ve come to expect, if not demand them.

As the next twelve to twenty four months goes on there will come more and they will be even more commonplace in portable computing devices than they are now.  Windows 8 supports more types of sensor than ever before too with technologies such as Kinect, NFC and more being integrated directly into the platform.  But what is this going to do for the prices of the computers that we buy and is it even affordable to do so?

The latest rumour is that ASUS is testing Kinect sensors built into the bezel of laptops.  This type of integration won’t come as a surprise to many people and it’s only to be expected.  This type of technology isn’t cheap however and integrating it into a laptop will come at a cost penalty.  This is also at a time when PC makers are telling us that the profit margins on PCs and laptops are now so tight that they’re beginning to focus on the high-end computing devices such as ultrabooks in order to get us to part with more cash.

My own laptop contains a four-point capacitive touch screen, 3G SIM card slot, drop-sensing accelerometer, fingerprint reader, TPM chip and GPS.  It’s a high-end model yes, but when you think about where consumers are now with technology it’s likely that people will want to get these types of devices, along with Kinect, already integrated with their new computers, monitors and laptops, and that PC makers will capitalise on this fact to hike prices and push people towards buying even more expensive computers that improve their profit margins and balance sheets.

To be honest I firmly believe that some of these sensors are pretty much essential for work in the modern age.  3G/4G is one such example with mobile broadband now so ubiquitous.  GPS is also something that’s extremely useful in a mobile device and security systems such as biometric fingerprint readers and Trusted Platform Module chips are now essential for any business laptop.

Then we have to face the fact that by the time Windows 8 launches or at least early in 2013, over 80% of new laptops will ship with a multi-touch screen.  Next year’s consumer electronics show will be full of such devices and laptops packed with sensors and NFC readers of all description.  Each will have a use, every last one will be justifiable, and all will be more expensive than they are today.

So what is your attitude to sensors and extra tech on PCs?  Do you already have a laptop that includes some of these devices and do you use them?  I might not use my laptop’s GPS a lot but the 3G module is used several times a week.  Are you happy that the prices of laptops seems to be steadily rising, at the same time as many are predicting the death of the traditional desktop PC with a tower that’s easy to upgrade and cheap to build.  Why not let us know in the comments below.

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Monday, 30 January 2012

Spend your New Year's Eve in 2013 exclusively in Rome

Summer is almost over and, in about three months, do not miss him at Christmas, if there is a beautiful time of year, full of light, color and feel like heat, is just what the Advent season, where you feel lighter and the desire to party it spreads in the air, in homes and streets, infecting all who celebrate with passion and emotion this time of year. If you have not thought about where to spend the last day of 2012, you might consider a nice New Year's Rome, whereas in the Eternal City, there are also places to have fun and enjoy together the last moments of a year that goes away and conversely, a new one arrives. Spend your New Year's Eve in Rome, in fact, may be a unique opportunity to breathe in that wonderful joyful atmosphere that, among the Seven Hills, you can live in any gathering where it is proposing an event can be associated, in one night, Good Italian food culture, with traditional dishes, with great music, fun and desire to spend hours of joy and carefree, happily toasting the new year. Can you imagine how valuable it can be your New Year's Eve in Rome, in 2013, one of the most exclusive and magnificent villas, or even in one of the fairy castles in the capital, where the benevolence of the stars shine more? Do not waste your time and review the best offers for the New Year in Rome: the joy infect you totally and will give you truly unforgettable moments.
The 2011 starts very slowly towards the end of the year, and all those who love to experience the fun of those moments, cannot help but spend next New Year's Rome: the Eternal City, in fact, there are few places exclusive, who set the trends, where you can spend the banner of happiness the New Year, celebrating with friends and other people who only want to express a wish for the coming year. If you have not yet had the opportunity to do look for the evening of New Year's Eve 2013 in Rome, then, please bear in mind that the Eternal City you can reserve a large number of surprises, just like in everyday life: the Capital in fact, is full of trendy nightspots and places where you can enjoy with great satisfaction and joy the pleasure of celebrating the New Year Italian, eating well, listening to beautiful music, dancing and having fun, then, good luck toast and eating food. Think of your New Year's Eve in Rome at the disco, maybe in one of the most famous of the Eternal City, Rome, such as the Guild, or, again, the Art Cafe Roma or, finally, the White Rome: these are certainly not only the best places where you can enjoy a pleasant and exclusive New Year's Eve in Rome, but of course, all these venues, are among the most fashionable and trendy city, where you can take advantage of special packages that allow you to complete a live New Year's Eve 2013 in Rome truly unforgettable.

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Sunday, 15 January 2012

New Scribus Version Released After Almost Four Years

The open source desktop publishing software Scribus has just received its first big update after nearly four years of development. Scribus 1.4 brings along more than 2000 bug fixes and feature requests that the developers managed to squeeze into the new version. One of the biggest improvements over previous versions of the application is that Scribus 1.4 is based on the application framework QT4, which not only makes the software run more reliable on all platforms but also on Apple Mac OS X 10.5 or later operating systems.

The list of feature changes does not stop here though. The developers have added support for additional vector import filters (including Adobe Illustrator EPS and PDF, Macintosh Picture and Windows Metafile), PDF 1.5 export support, new vector object features like a line style editor, advanced text and typography options like character styles, or enhancements to Scribus’ pre-press features that include printing marks and ink coverage display.

scribus 1.40

A list of all major enhancements and improvements is available here at the Scribus Wiki.

The team is now concentrating on stabilizing the 1.5 version of the program, and promising that it will come with support for PDF/X-1a, PDF/X-4 and PDF/E, native PDF import and Mesh Gradients.

New Scribus users should take a look at the Quick Start Guide that walks them through setting up their first document and several core features of the desktop publishing software.

Additional information are available in the – extensive – documentation that offers information about the program’s core functionality and advanced concepts like color management, pre-press features or integration of additional fonts in the program. A How To section in the Wiki offers additional tutorials, with some being available for multiple languages.

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Interested users can download the latest stable version of Scribus from the project page over at Sourceforge. The program is available for Windows, Mac and Nix based operating systems. (Thanks Paulus for the tip)

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