The Text Utility Trio 1.2 contains three applications that can help you better manage text files on your hard drive. Clip Tagger 1.3.1 renames, edits and prints text clipping files. TEXTqueue 1.2 combines small text documents and clippings into larger ones and TEXTsplitter 1.2 cuts large text documents (greater than 32K) into smaller ones.

The complete Text Utility Trio 1.2 is only available with registration of TEXTbook 1.6 or Clip Tagger 1.3.

Clip Tagger 1.3.1

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Do you save addresses, phone numbers, URLs, or e-mail as text clipping files? Do you get tired of having to name each clipping individually after you make it?

Clip Tagger 1.3.1 can help. By dragging a group of clippings or whole folders onto the Clip Tagger Icon, you can name one or more clippings automatically. The clippings will be named from the first few words in the clipping file itself. You can put an alias of Clip Tagger on the desktop and after making a new text clipping, drag it onto the Clip Tagger Icon to automatically name the clipping.

Clip Tagger 1.3 is also a word processor (ala SimpleText©) for text clippings. It lets you view and edit any text clipping and change the font, size, style and color of the text. You can save the changes to the original clipping or to a new one. It also lets you print out the contents of the clipping. With your registration of Clip Tagger 1.3 you also receive TEXTqueue 1.2 and TEXTsplitter 1.2.

Clip Tagger requires System 7.x and the Apple Event Manager to install Apple Events.

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TEXTqueue 1.2

Do you have a lot of text clippings (all of those addresses, phone numbers, URLs or e-mail you have been saving) or short text documents that you store together in a folder or two, or three or four? Are these files taking up valuable disk space? Are you tired of opening them up one by one to find that address you KNOW you saved? Want to queue them all into one document that you can easily search without taking up so much of your valuable hard drive space?

TEXTqueue can help. By dragging a group of files or whole folders onto the TEXTqueue icon, you can reduce the multitudes of clippings into just a few files. TEXTqueue copies several short text files or clippings into one larger (less than 32K) file, including header information for each clipping, that can then be opened by any word processor (or in TEXTqueue) for viewing.

TEXTqueue requires System 7.x and the Apple Event Manager to install Apple Events.

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TEXTsplitter 1.2

Do you download large text files from the Internet? Are you tired of having to use a overloaded, sluggish word processor to open them up? Do you long to use a simple word processor such as SimpleText© or TEXTbook to quickly view the files?

TEXTsplitter can help. TEXTsplitter is a simple utility that takes large text files (greater than 32K) and splits them into several smaller files of approximately equal size. TEXTsplitter is useful for breaking up large text files so that they can be read and edited with applications like SimpleText© or TEXTbook 1.6.

	Lets you rename text clippings quickly with the first few words of the file.
	Functions as a word processor, like SimpleText©, for text clippings, allowing you to edit and print the clippings easily.
	You can change the name of a group of clippings, or all the clippings in a folder, all at once by dragging the clippings or folder over the Clip Tagger icon.

Key TEXTqueue features:

	TEXTqueue combines files of type "TEXT" (SimpleText©), "ttro" (SimpleText©) Read Only), "clpt" (Text Clippings) and "AOML" (America-On-Line).
	Files can be dragged in any combination of files and folders (one folder deep). All individual files will be combined into one document and the files in each folder will be grouped into other separate documents.
	As each file is added to the new document a header, containing the file name and date and time created, is added to identify the old file in the new one.

Key TEXTsplitter features:

	Splits any text file greater than 32K in size into several smaller files that can be easily opened and viewed with SimpleText©.
	Allow you to selectively strip out non-ASCII characters and Line Feeds found in DOS documents.
	You can let TEXTsplitter name the files automatically as it splits the original, or name them yourself as the file is split.