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clip5 text clipboard manager
Simple interface which can be used as a clipboard manager
It's a Java application which can be used as a clipboard manager. Just click on any of the textfield/textarea to copy the the displyed text into the system clipboard, where it will be ready to be pasted in another application like an e-mail client, a word processor ... Data are saved in text files. Edit the .txt files in order to best suit your needs. -
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This application reads the output of Web forms posted on your website (usually via email) and converts them to csv files for importing into a database, or managing in Excel
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Email client & server with clustering support. Program focuses on data processing and management – the archiving, sending, receiving and encryption of e-mail messages with the related management of accounts. Functionality divided into server and client
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"distribution" is a message and data processing tool. It allows to process information through a graph of processors. It may be used to build mailing lists, fax gateways, email filters, PDF mailing combinators, report systems and many other processes
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