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The program allows you to open files for location into Advanced Text
Storage. You can select a text item and it is automatically placed on
the Windows Clipboard. Using Advanced Text Storage you can edit, save,
print, rename any saved text. You can preview text and easily organize
text into groups using sub-folders. Advanced Text Storage easily stores
pieces of text, ready to be transferred to Windows Clipboard and pasted
into any application and document simply by double-clicking.

AT Paster will be able to help following persons:
- Persons who frequently use fixed form text in the e-mail,
document, and so on.
- Persons who frequently type personal information like name,
password or address on the Internet Web site.
- Persons who frequently type a signature with date or time
like 12/25/2000(Mon) 17: 03 PM your name <name@xxx.com>.
- Persons who want to paste the full path name of the any specified
file or folder quickly.
- Persons who frequently use smiley.
- Persons who want to move to lately visited folders quickly
on the [Open/Save] common dialog box.
- Persons who are tired of routine desk work.

Both search methods are particularly useful to tackle large amounts of
data when you are looking for important but difficult to locate data.

Features:
- On the Text/Lines tab, reformat text that was copied from web pages
with the click of a button.
- On the Format Text tab, delimited text can be turned into new lines,
or new columns, at each delimiter.
- On the Columize Text tab, enter details which will be used to arrange
text into columns of information.
- On the Settings tab, all details entered can be saved to a database,
and retrieved the next time you want to perform the same type of text
manipulation.
- The Save to Database tab allows you to save columized text to
Columizer's database, or another Microsoft Access database you
specify.

The WIN9X/NT "almost filters" and utilities:
Bingrep - a grep (text search) for binary files.
Ffeed - reads a filespec and sends files to standard output.
Grabasc - a tsr ascii text screen capture utility.
Hexval - create character arrays from binary files.
Idiff - compare 2 textfiles and report differences.
Igrep - a grep (text search) for text files.
Longtext - remove wordwrap from textfiles (DOS to Windows Text).
Mloc - count lines in text files and report totals.
Modeget - get video mode.
Modeset - set video mode.
Newfiles - create list of files modified after specified date.
Pipecon - pipe the console to a diskfile.
Touch - modify file dates and times.
Txt2pcx - convert ascii text to monochrome .PCX image.
Unfeed - undo a lumped file created by ffeed into single files.
Whereis - search the harddisk for files specified.
Which - search the environment for the specified file.
Wraptext - add wordwrap to textfiles (Windows to DOS Text).
Yesno - batchfile extension to allow yes/no questions.

New features include:
- Lemmatiser lets you group together any words you choose
- can make concordances straight from any Windows program which can
put text on the Clipboard
- can make concordances from multiple input files
- a Stop List lets you specify words to be omitted from your
concordance
- additional features and improvements

Browse through retrieved files, jumping from one highlighted hit to the
next, searching a retrieved file for new text, or looking at a search
report showing all hits (along with as much context as you want) with
hypertext links to the hits in your files.

Indexer also uses the ubiquitous 'AutoComplete' features of MS Office to
reduce redundant typing.

The program allows you to store your regularly used text-based
information once in a file. Then, with a mouse click, drag it from the
controls that the HandyInfo application interface offers and drop it in
the controls in the electronic form in which the text-based information
is supposed to be typed in. Designed for those people who have a need
to type in the redundant text-based information in electronic forms on
a regular basis or very often and do not like to or cannot type in the
information for whatever reason.

KeyWords Seeker helps you to decide if the e-mail you got or web page
you entered might be interesting for you. Within KeyWords Seeker, which
silently runs showing just an icon in the system tray, you create a file
of keywords that are interesting for you (keywords can be divided to
several groups called vocabularies). When you enter a web page or open
an e-mail and want to know if it is worthy to read just drag the
KeyWords Seeker icon from the system tray and drop it on the document
you have open on the screen. The KeyWords Seeker will "read" the
document and searches it through for defined keywords. If some keywords
are found then they are listed in a window for you. Depending on the
keywords found, you can decide if the document is worthy of further
reading. Using KeyWords Seeker you never miss important information but
save a great volume of time by not having to read everything you get.