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With ShelfMenu, you can store all sort of information and have it accessible with a couple of mouse clicks or keyboard shortcuts. The information is stored without any losses, and you can always restore it for further use.
The main idea is: "If you can copy it, you can store it in ShelfMenu"
ShelfMenu accepts input from the following sources:
The main idea is: "If you can copy it, you can store it in ShelfMenu"
ShelfMenu accepts input from the following sources:
- The system clipboard: whatever you have copied, can be stored in ShelfMenu. When you need the information again, you will be able to restore it on the system clipboard.
- The current selection: you do not need
What's New
Version 2.0.1:
- New feature: it is now possible to delete a snippet directly from the menu.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later.
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With ShelfMenu, you can store all sort of information and have it accessible with a couple of mouse clicks or keyboard shortcuts. The information is stored without any losses, and you can always restore it for further use.
The main idea is: "If you can copy it, you can store it in ShelfMenu"
ShelfMenu accepts input from the following sources:
The information can be stored in folders, quickly accessible from the system menu bar.
ShelfMenu offers an Organizer to sort and organize the information as you want. The generic workflow is to send all snippets of information to the Inbox, and then rename them and sort them in folders.
IMPORTANT
The main idea is: "If you can copy it, you can store it in ShelfMenu"
ShelfMenu accepts input from the following sources:
- The system clipboard: whatever you have copied, can be stored in ShelfMenu. When you need the information again, you will be able to restore it on the system clipboard.
- The current selection: you do not need to copy, in most applications you can simply select what you want to store, and send it directly to ShelfMenu.
- Text notes: ShelfMenu allows you to quickly enter a text note and store it in the Inbox for further processing.
The information can be stored in folders, quickly accessible from the system menu bar.
ShelfMenu offers an Organizer to sort and organize the information as you want. The generic workflow is to send all snippets of information to the Inbox, and then rename them and sort them in folders.
IMPORTANT
- The data structure of version 2.0.0 is not compatible with ShelfMenu 1. If you upgrade, the old data will not be visible. Please contact the support for help with this.
- In the trial version (that you can download from here) the data will not be saved!
- The full version will be available soon on the Mac App Store
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Thank you for your comment. Just to rectify, a trial is available on OSOMac website (you can download it using the download button here on MacUpdate), and I do invite everybody to try before buying! The trial has been available since before the app was for sale on the Mac App Store.
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That's good, I didn't spot it when I had a quick look at the website. I think it's a wise move, given the gap between version 2 and the previous one. A shame you don't sell it on your website as well, but I can understand the reason due to the price. Thanks.
The data structure of ShelfMenu has been completely redesigned to take full advantage of Core Data (better performance and robustness). If you have information stored in ShelfMenu 1, it will not be visible from ShelfMenu 2.
Lord Yo reviewed on 01 Apr 2006
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kobalt reviewed on 27 Mar 2006
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Anyway, if you want to change the icon just change the file MenuIcon.gif in the Resource folder of the bundle. One thing only: the file must have the same name and be a gif. And if you have a good one and want to send it over, I'd be glad to replace the awful gray thing!
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the valrus reviewed on 21 Mar 2006
Also, the "empty drawer" menu item should confirm when selected, as it's potentially destructive. Finally, having to go into another menu to copy an item to the clipboard is kind of unwieldy; it seems to me that selecting an item should copy it.
Finally, the "copied object" used for images is practically useless if there's more than an item or two in the menu.
Your comment are very interesting and I'll try to release a new version addressing all of them next week.