【實用工具app】TextClip Anywhere|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

TextClip Anywhere is a utility program to paste text from the clipboard history and insert your favorite text clips into any applications.Unlike other applications, you do not need to launch TextClip Anywhere to load the clipboard history.You can store your name, email address, email templates, blog URL, twitter hashes etc. in TextClip Anywhere, and insert them with just a few taps into any applications.TextClip Anywhere uses a special method that allows you to paste text from the clipboard history and to insert your favorite text clips into such applications as Safari, Messages, Notes, etc. without launching TextClip Anywhere beforehand.To paste or insert a text clip, all you have to do is to change the keyboard to Japanese one and tap a special key on the keyboard. Then, a list of text clips will show up, from which you can choose the text clip to paste or insert into the current application.TextClip Anywhere works in following applications:- Safari (except for passwords)- Messages- Notes- Mail (iPhone OS 3.12 required)- Twitter applications- etc.Additional features(From 1.4):- You can perform a number of actions against text clips- Actions can be downloaded from the Internet- Custom actions can be added by entering scripts- Text clips can be shared among the usersPlease post a blog or tweet about TextClip Anywhere if you find it useful. It will help the developer very much. The AppStore URL is http://j.mp/TextClipNote 1: Please read the help for instruction after downloading and installing TextClip AnywhereNote 2: You need to setup Japanese keyboard. TextClip Anywhere utilizes the behavior of Japanese input system.Note 3: TextClip Anywhere creates TextClip Anywhere group and stores text clip data in the Contacts application.Note 4: Up to 100 characters per item is allowed.Note 5: This application may stop working if Apple changes the Japanese keyboard implementation.Note 6: Exchange Sync may reset the Contact groups and remove clips from TextClip Anywhere.Support is provided via unitkay on twitter