ClipEdit 3.0.3 review

ClipEdit is a small application that allows you to create and edit text and picture clippings.

License:	Freeware
OS:	Mac OS X
File size:	329K
Developer:	Everyday Software
Price:	$0.00
Updated:	12 Dec 2006

ClipEdit is a small application that allows you to create and edit text and picture clippings. Yes, you read correctly, edit clippings! ClipEdit also exports any internet address to an internet clipping. ClipEdit is very flexible with many customizable settings. The handy toolbar makes editing a text clipping even easier! If you use text clippings frequently you'll wonder how you lived without ClipEdit for so long.

Here are some key features of "ClipEdit":
ClipEdit allows you to edit already created text & picture clipping files as well as create new ones.
ClipEdit allows you to style text with all the features you'd expect in a complete text editor. ClipEdit also allows you to import and export text files.
ClipEdit is able to print text and picture clippings. It also features graphic import and export features, for easy conversion of any picture clipping you may have.
Drag and drop friendly, ClipEdit makes adding text to clippings a snap. ClipEdit also supports: contextual menus, help tips, animation, sheets, and other Mac OS specific technologies.

What's New:
Now includes a Finder contextual menu to quickly open clippings in ClipEdit.
Now supports viewing high DPI images.
Fixed drag and drop of images into picture clipping windows.
Fixed PDF importing in the picture clippings.
Fixed saving text clippings that started with a return character.

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ClipEdit 3.0.3 keywords

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