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Alex Blaj
Listomator is a free application that loads a list of words from a text file and allows you to perform various tasks on that list. You may use it to permanently change the file, or just open it and apply a filter to quickly see all the words that match your criteria.
You may also create a new empty list and populate it with the clipboard content, or get the list of all the words in a text (from the clipboard).
Features:
You may also create a new empty list and populate it with the clipboard content, or get the list of all the words in a text (from the clipboard).
Features:
- Sort
- Filter
- Advanced select
- Deduplicate
- Reverse list
- Remove invalid emails
- Make list of words
What's New
Version 1.0.1:
- Fixed a bug when copying items from a filtered list.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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Overall:
| Downloads:1,161 |
| Version Downloads:761 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Free |
| Date:24 Nov 2009 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Listomator is a free application that loads a list of words from a text file and allows you to perform various tasks on that list. You may use it to permanently change the file, or just open it and apply a filter to quickly see all the words that match your criteria.
You may also create a new empty list and populate it with the clipboard content, or get the list of all the words in a text (from the clipboard).
Features:
You may also create a new empty list and populate it with the clipboard content, or get the list of all the words in a text (from the clipboard).
Features:
- Sort
- Filter
- Advanced select
- Deduplicate
- Reverse list
- Remove invalid emails
- Make list of words from text
- And more
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One thing that would make it even more amazing, is if the author would make it work as part of an automated workflow. This could be done either through AppleScript or even by making Automator actions that integrate with Listomator.
Anyway, so far so good.
Actually, the approach the author has taken by using the clipboard as the way to import and export data from the tool can work pretty well with Automator. (I think AppleScript can use clipboard contents too, but I haven't had any reason to explore that aspect of AppleScript yet.)