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Developer
Cold Pizza Software
Document Palette allows you to create new documents directly in open folders. It holds document types that you frequently use and allows you to create documents without launching an editor and without fumbling around in awkward save panels.
While in an open folder, just press the key combination Control-Option-Command-N to make the palette pop up, then select a document type.
While in an open folder, just press the key combination Control-Option-Command-N to make the palette pop up, then select a document type.
What's New
Version 1.0.1:
- Universal binary
Document Palette User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:5,647 |
| Version Downloads:3,870 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Free |
| Date:11 Feb 2007 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Document Palette allows you to create new documents directly in open folders. It holds document types that you frequently use and allows you to create documents without launching an editor and without fumbling around in awkward save panels.
While in an open folder, just press the key combination Control-Option-Command-N to make the palette pop up, then select a document type.
While in an open folder, just press the key combination Control-Option-Command-N to make the palette pop up, then select a document type.
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Anonymous reviewed on 09 Apr 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 28 Feb 2005
Why would you want a bunch of empty files associated to different applications ? - making a generic file and 'alt' dragging on that file would work for me.
Anonymous reviewed on 19 Feb 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 19 Feb 2005
I just don't get how an empty file set into a folder could be useful or worth $15?
I think Document Palette is similar to various Dock replacement utilities and other application/file launchers & application switcher utilities. Many of which cost about $20. These utilities don't allow you to do anything you couldn't already do with Mac OS X.
Document Palette, on the other hand, empowers a user to do something that couldn't previously be done and cost less. $15 is a fair price.
However, you're welcome to contact me and suggest a price.
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Macpro D'Nto rated on 11 Jan 2011