PRG-FILL

PRG-FILL is a simple and straightforward solution for users who need to extract paragraphs or pieces of text from a much larger document in order to create compact text files. It goes along with a text editor and file manager, but it can operate by itself as well.

PRG Fill has a somewhat weird but effective way of creating text files. If you take a look at the app's interface, you'll notice that there is a smaller field for a title, a larger one for the main content, and another small one for references, which can be websites, personal info, or any brief data.

The app is dependent on whatever text is pinned to the clipboard. To start creating a new file, make sure your title is nice and short, or else it won't be accepted. You can type the title or paste it in, your choice. The same process applies to the content, except for the character limit.

If you want to add a reference, use the field parallel to the title bar, the bottom one. The reference will be applied at the end of the content, along with information about the date and hour of creation.

PRG Fill can output simple text files only, so you are kind of limited when it comes to generating a file. The extension cannot be picked from a dropdown menu or other similar area, which is kind of a negative aspect, especially for users not that aware of file types.

The supported extensions are TXT, PKF, MY_FILE, NEW_TXT — information found within the 'release' document from within the archive.

Firstly, the app runs on a very simple principle. Each time you add a new enry to the clipboard, that can be pasted in using the right-click. Of course, the keyboard default copy-paste hotkeys work as well.

In Ninja Mode though, the UI will be minimized to the system tray, the only thing visible being the little ninja icon. While in this mode, you can create new files by following two pre-determined rules — the first element added to the clipboard must be the title, while the second is the main body.

If you follow the rules, a new file will be cooking without your attention, practically automatic. However, saving as a new file cannot be done automatically.

PRG Fill looks like a paragraph extractor with the clipboard as its main launching platform. Its use is pretty limited, targeting those who need to extract information out of larger documents. Still, if you can think about other tasks that can be accomplished with the help of PRG Fill, you're more than welcome to try it.