Sorry, I was wrong. Clip Cache is only 19.95. This thing does it all, including taking the >>> out of forwarded e-mails.....
http://www.xrayz.co.uk/
| Bob Castanaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: [email protected] 06/08/2005 03:14 PM
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Victor,
There is a memory resident program I use called "clip cache", I think I paid 30 bucks for it. It is an extension of windows clipboard which does exactly what you want it to do, without having to modify any ini files. It copies everything you use [CTRL]-C for, and you can file these into categories and layers. very, very cool. All the boilerplate you ever need, and lightning fast. I'll try to find the site....there was a 30 day trial.
Bob C.
| "A. Razzak Memon"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent by: [email protected] 06/08/2005 02:51 PM
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At 12:19 PM 6/8/2005, Victor Timmons wrote:
>Maybe its already there, but I think this would be cool.
>type up a command block of some kind.
>
>PAUSE 2 USING 'whatever' +
> CAPTION 'what ever' +
> ICON 'stop'
>
>Hilite that command block and be able to save it to the
>editor using a custom name (Pause command with Stop).
>Then be able to use it anywhere in any text file by double
>clicking the name and the command block would just fill in.
>This would be cool in the regular rbase program also.
Victor,
Did you know that the same functionality is already there
in the built-in RBG7, RBG75, RBG8 editors, as well as the
stand-alone *new* R:BASE Editor 7.5. All of these editors
include the feature to read your customized block of R:BASE
syntax from COMMAND.INI file.
So, if you customize the COMMAND.INI file, for example, to
remember your favorite syntax for DECLARE c1 CURSOR command
as following, you may bring that up by simply pressing the
[F5] key right after typing the word DECLARE in RBG7, RBG75,
RBG8 or RBEdit75 editor.
Example:
�DECLARE� c1 CURSOR FOR SELECT column1, column2,column3 +
FROM [tablename] +
WHERE [cause]
OPEN c1
FETCH c1 INTO +
vVar1 INDIC ivVar1, +
vVar2 INDIC ivVar2, +
vVar3 INDIC ivVar3
WHILE SQLCODE <> 100 THEN
-- Do what you have to do
FETCH c1 INTO +
vVar1 INDIC ivVar1, +
vVar2 INDIC ivVar2, +
vVar3 INDIC ivVar3
ENDWHILE
DROP CURSOR c1
For more coooooool features and built-in tools in *new*
stand-alone R:BASE Editor 7.5, please visit:
http://www.RBEdit.com
Using the R:BASE Editor 7.5, now you can edit your favorite
files, such as C, PHP, PAS, TXT, VBS and more with the same
editing power and function keys as R:BASE!
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak.
