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TabPad 1.5 |
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A tabbed notepad with quick-key tool buttons for fast and easy note taking.
Palm™ handheld owners can now use TabPad as a desktop companion for the built-in Memo Pad
application.
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Major Features |
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quick-keys: designed for those who prefer using shortcut keys over the
mouse - all tool buttons have an Alt
key shortcut (quick-key), making font formatting and bulleting
a snap.
You do not have to access help to determine what the shortcut keys are.
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editing tools: time
saving tool buttons include; UPPERCASE,
lowercase, proper
case, CLEAR
(clear font formatting), and TEXT
(paste the contents of the clipboard as
raw text).
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insert Date/Time: insert the date and/or time
using the DATE
button.
Customize the format in which the date/time
is to be inserted, including the ability to
add a prefix, leading or trailing spaces,
etc.
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instant access to each page: change pages (tabs) at any time using a shortcut;
simply use Ctrl+Shift plus the first letter of the page you want to change to.
Alternatively, you can press F6
(set focus to the tabs), then press the first letter of the page you want to change
to.
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hot key: assign a hot key to
recall (activate) TabPad. You also
have the option of using the same
hot key to minimize TabPad (if TabPad is
already the active window). Also, you can assign a different hot key to recall each of your TabPad notepads.
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New in version 1.5
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font formatting: each page is in Rich Text Format (RTF), allowing you to
change font size, color, bold, italic, underline, strikeout, and insert bullets.
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compatibility: pages are saved as individual RTF files in a folder on your hard drive, and can be opened using WordPad or any other word processor that supports the RTF
standard.
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printing: print
Selection/Page/All Pages directly to the printer, or
generate the RTF text to open in your word
processor.
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auto-save: TabPad's auto-save
feature saves changes whenever focus is lost
(whenever you switch to another application).
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New in version 1.5
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customize: TabPad can be
customized by changing tool button colors,
changing the document area color,
hiding the menu, etc.
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multiple notepads: organize notes into as many notepads as you
need.
All notepads can be kept in a desktop folder,
directly on the desktop, or on the
Start menu. Options and settings for
each notepad are saved separately, allowing
you to give each notepad a different look
and function.
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export to a file: export the
raw text (with bullets) of each notepad to a
CSV (Comma Separated Values) text file.
Export files can be updated automatically
each time you exit TabPad.
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New in version 1.5
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specifications: each notepad can contain up to 255 tabbed pages.
Each RTF page has practically no limit on the amount of
formatted text that can be stored.
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OS support: TabPad runs on Windows® 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP
operating systems.
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Possible Uses |
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Use TabPad to store notes, and lists, including research notes, project notes, to-do lists, trip check lists, ideas, goals, music to try, books to read,
recipes, etc.
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TabPad is ideal for saving text from web
pages - you can paste
raw text (formatting removed) using the TEXT
tool button.
Palm™ handheld owners can
use TabPad as a desktop companion for the built-in Memo Pad
application.
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For a quick overview of how to use TabPad please read Getting Started. |