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AutoText
Text expander(auto-type) application
AutoText is a text expander(auto-typer) application that can minimize time that you spent typing phrases that your often use. You can bind an abbreviation(autotext) to some text snippet, phrase or sentence and that text will be automatically typed by AutoText each time you type the abbreviation. Keyboard keys press/hold/toggle is supported by using macros. AutoText works in any Windows program. -
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It is a simple password manager for your PC and Smartphone. It works like a text editor and uses a strong cryptography algorithm to generate the end file.
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A small Java application that helps write texts in most languages on any keyboard that supports typing at least all ASCII characters. A systray application for Windows (written in C#) is available as well.
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n-squared is a light weight, super powered note pad application that stores notes in an embedded database for easy searching. It has a tabbed interface, syntax highlighting, encryption, and more!
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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