CopyPaste 4.1 is totally OS 8 compatible. CopyPaste 4.1 has incorporated the work and suggestions of many people. It is packed with new features. For the many dedicated users
the new CopyPaste is better then ever. Those familiar with CopyPaste will find it useful to read the new, completely revised manual. The manual has been redesigned to make it clearer and easier to use. Many new features are described in detail. The manual helps one get even more out of CopyPaste.
CopyPaste for Windows 95 and NT
Good news for all those forced to work with Windows 95 and NT. CopyPaste was recently ported to these platforms by Raimund Jakobsmeyer, brother of Peter Hoerster (creator of
CopyPaste for Mac). If you want to get the PC version for your office or a friend then you can download it free at www.scriptsoftware.com. Ted Tatman a ZDNet Reviewer and the first to review the PC version of CopyPaste gave it 5 stars (their highest score) and surprised us by saying "Great program! I've seen several of these type of utilities, but yours is the first one that's done it 'right.' You ought to sell it to Microsoft."
The CopyPaste tools contest
The CopyPaste tools contest is over and congratulations and cash prizes go to the winners Miles Cohen, Sterling Augustine, and Gregory Weston for their creations. Their contributions will be seen as new utilities appearing first in the 4.0 version of CopyPaste. Again a big thanks and congratulations to the winners.
Continuing Cash Offer to Programmers
We want to continue the success of the programming contest which led to some great and creative add on utilities for CopyPaste. So anyone who creates a new and useful CopyPaste
utility (actually it is just an FKey) and submits it to us, including the source code, will get a free registered version of CopyPaste. Then the source and the utility will be published
as Freeware on our home page. If we decide to include your utility in CopyPaste you will be rewarded with $50.
More details for programmers and the source code for most of the CopyPaste utilities can be found on the CopyPaste home pages at www.scriptsoftware.com
Many new tools can be created. Some possible areas are graphics filters, lexical analyzers, mathematical calculators, date converters for Jewish or Hebrew or Islamic
calendars or others, programmers helpers like hex to dec to bin, Internet tools which could act on Eddresses or URL's in the clipboard, encryption/decryption, picture and icon
tools, and there are many more tools that can be invented.
The clipboard is central to everything on the computer so tools created for CopyPaste are available and useful to every program for changing and exchanging data.
Anyone with an interest in programming should feel free to attempt it. Its really not that hard and beginners will find its a good place to start. If you decide programming is not for you remember that we can still use your suggestions.
Thanks for continuing to make CopyPaste the Mac users favorite utility.
