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Text Cleaner is the tool used by graphic designers, editors, and web designers to significantly reduce text cleanup time. Text Cleaner implements a context sensitive engine to set or remove industry standard typography such as em and en dashes, smart quotes, ligatures and ellipses, while removing unwanted spaces, tabs, returns, and more, making search-and-replace preparation unnecessary. Works with clipboard, text files or directly with InDesign, InCopy and QuarkXPress.
What's New
Version 3.5:
- Adds compatibility with Mac OS 10.7 Lion, Adobe InDesign and InCopy CS3 through CS5.5, ability to clean any ASCII character.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4.1 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4.1 or later
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| Downloads:3,773 |
| Version Downloads:112 |
| Type:Business : Word Processing |
| License:Demo |
| Date:10 Jan 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $89.00 |
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Text Cleaner is the tool used by graphic designers, editors, and web designers to significantly reduce text cleanup time. Text Cleaner implements a context sensitive engine to set or remove industry standard typography such as em and en dashes, smart quotes, ligatures and ellipses, while removing unwanted spaces, tabs, returns, and more, making search-and-replace preparation unnecessary. Works with clipboard, text files or directly with InDesign, InCopy and QuarkXPress.
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Trashie reviewed on 10 Jan 2012
Go to TextSoap people this is silly money for this.
Bet your not on Apples App store...or maybe you are when they calculate their cut. ;)
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Anonymous reviewed on 21 Apr 2005
For example, capitalising text (one of the features touted) is a single method call:
-[NSString capitalizedString]
And you can do upper and lower case in the same way.
One line of code.
So I don't see any reason to pay $90 to clean up text when OS X will already do that for me without further outlays.