Posts Tagged With: text
· June 30, 2008 at 5:08 am · Online Tools
Tags: applications, copy, Firefox, share, text, tinypaste, tinyurl
Have a big block of text you need to send to a friend? What about a list of URLs or another miscellaneous reason to copy and paste something over from any sort of document to a friend? TinyPaste is here to help.
To use, all you need to do is copy any text you have into the pastebin and then hit the submit button. In return, you’ll be given a URL to get easy access to that text. Think of it as TinyURL for just about anything text-based. As if that wasn’t enough to love - they also have a Firefox extension too.
· May 12, 2008 at 5:42 am · Online Tools
Tags: CSS, design, javascript, shapes, text, tool, wrapper, xhtml
The CSS Text Wrapper is probably the coolest thing I have seen when it comes to what you can do with text on a web page. Then again… how many things have we seen?
This tool makes it easy to wrap your text on a web page around in new and different ways. No more rectangle blocks! You can make text wrap around curves, zig-zags, or whatever you want. To get started, all you have to do is use the wizard on their web site. The output will be saved as Javascript, XHTML w/ Classes, or Inline CSS/XHTML.
· September 24, 2007 at 5:44 am · Desktop, Software Help
Tags: design, Desktop, folder, organize, Software Help, text, wallpaper, Windowpaper-XP, Windows
Sure, it might not be a feature you have always dreamed of having - but adding wallpaper to folders on your desktop machine sounds like a pretty neat way to customize your PC using experience to me.
Windowpaper XP is a freeware program that will allow you to get that one Windows 98 customization feature that just seems to have gone to the wayside. The ability to change the wallpaper of a folder as well as the text color of the icons in that folder. Read the rest of this entry »
· July 2, 2007 at 5:00 am · Online Tools
Tags: ajax, check, online, spellcheck, spelling, text, tools
I am a bad speller. It has been mentioned here before and will probably be mentioned here again. I am a horrible speller - yet, on my tax returns my occupation is “writer”. How can this be? Well thanks to technology I am no longer “spelling impaired”.
For those of you out there that find yourself in the same borat boat as me, one neat tool to check for mistakes is SpellJax.
