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From: Leo.Bores@f14.n114.z1.fidonet.org (Leo Bores)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: SmartScrap and the Clipper
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Date: 4 May 90 15:50:59 GMT
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In an article of <1 May 90 00:53:12 GMT>, cet@psuecl.bitnet writes:

 cA>From: cet@psuecl.bitnet
 cA>Date: 1 May 90 00:53:12 GMT
 cA>Organization: Engineering Computer Lab, Pennsylvania State University
 cA>Message-ID: <109758@psuecl.bitnet>
 cA>Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
 cA>
 cA>I am thinking of purchasing SmartScrap and The Clipper.  Does anybody
 cA>have any experience with it, good or bad, that they are willing to 
 cA>share;
 cA>in other words, would you recommend it?
 cA>
 cA>Thanks in advance
 cA>-Carl
 cA>
I chose SmartScrap over MultiScrap and am glad. It allows you to name each of the items in a scapbook and find them by name. It has a table of contents display and you can switch or make additional scrapbooks at will. In addition, it allows you to copy portions of a scrapbook image by using the lasso or marque (although you cant CUT portions). It also displays in color. I've not used The Clipper much. Basically it cuts a portion of the image on the clipboard to a specific size. I believe that you can also 






re-size an entire image to size. The shareware application ClipBoard Magician is more versatile, but since The Clipper comes with SmartScrap - why not try it.

Leo Bores


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