AceText is a great text manager. A companion that speeds up and eases your everyday computer activities, whether that is writing, text editing, programming, searching and collecting information, sending and responding to email, messaging and chatting, or any or all of those.
What these activities have in common is that you are working with text. AceText simplifies working with text by enabling you to store, manage, edit and reuse text from a central location.
For maximum convenience and ease of use, AceText enables you to accomplish these four basic tasks in many different ways. Which ways you follow depends on your habits, and the software you are working with.
As you become more experienced with AceText, you will find that all these ablities make AceText a very transparent and helpful tool, indispensable when working with text.
These are some of the more popular applications for AceText. I am sure you will come up with many more ways to use AceText that speed up the particular things you do with your computer.
Here are some key features of "AceText":
· AceText extends the Windows clipboard, enabling you to copy and paste like never before.
· Take notes, jot down ideas and keep important information at your fingertips.
· Keep common messages and templates to quickly communicate via email or instant messaging.
· Write emails, reports, documents and web sites faster with common text snippets and templates.
· Store and move around blocks of text to easily edit complex documents.
· Keep a digital scrapbook or diary.
· Gather, research and compile information.
· Create and publish a knowledge base or FAQ.
· Instantly find previously saved snippets throughout all your AceText collections.
Limitations:
· 30 days trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
Bug fixes:
· Clipboard: When the Find First/Next/Previous commands find a search match, AceText did not scroll the contents of the Clipboard tab to put the search match in view
· Closing AceText with the X button did not remove AceText's taskbar button if a modal dialog box had been shown (3.0.0 only)
· Forum: Links to AceText forum messages were not highlighted as such and were not handled by AceText when such a URL was invoked
· Help: Disabled context-sensitive help in the 64-bit version of AceText if Internet Explorer 9 is installed. IE 9 causes all 64-bit applications that use a .chm file for context-sensitive help to crash when a link in the help file is clicked
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