JeditAnywhere1.03

Name: JeditAnywhere
Price: 12.00 $
Rating: 0 (5 reviews)

05 April 2010

System preference pane for editing selected text in mailers.

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Overview

JeditAnywhere... A System Preference Pane that enables you to edit selected texts in mailers, browsers, word processors or other applications with powerful text editor Jedit X. By just tapping the option key twice, you can invoke Jedit X and edit the selection without the copy & paste operation. After finished editing, tap the option key twice again, then the result will be written back to the selected area of the target application.

What's new in JeditAnywhere

Now JeditAnywhere works in Windows applications on VMware Fusion.
Improved the text capturing method so that it works on Eudora and Google Chrome.
Improved the sorting method for the recent items so that numbered items are ordered correctly.
Revised the help files.

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1 Reviews of JeditAnywhere

I just wrote a glowing review of JEditX One of the reasons I like the program is that is so customisable. You can set key bindings/applescripts/Automator actions and the inbuilt power of the app to work the way you want. JEditAnywhere means that all the cellular memory I have invested in JEditX customisations is available from anywhere. It's a great idea: whenever I want to edit text, "anywhere", I can use the same shorthands in the same familar interface. Too early for a review of JEditAnywhere, but early impressions are that it is well crafted as JEditX.

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I just wrote a glowing review of JEditX One of the reasons I like the program is that is so customisable. You can set key bindings/applescripts/Automator actions and the inbuilt power of the app to work the way you want. JEditAnywhere means that all the cellular memory I have invested in JEditX customisations is available from anywhere. It's a great idea: whenever I want to edit text, "anywhere", I can use the same shorthands in the same familar interface. Too early for a review of JEditAnywhere, but early impressions are that it is well crafted as JEditX.

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