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From: ChrisLi@Bridge1.com
Subject: CopyPaste-X 2.6b6J - Japanese Version

This is the Japanese version of the CopyPaste-X package.

Every so often a piece of shareware comes along that makes us wonder how
we lived without it-such is CopyPaste-X, the turbo Clipboard utility on steroids.
It now contains yType which helps anyone to type faster and more accurately. 

CopyPaste-X augments the good old Mac OS Clipboard in all kinds of ways:
It lets you record and remember Clipboard items, edit Clipboard
contents, save copied text (and picture) to an archive, and the main
attraction: use ten Clipboards simultaneously, typing Command-C and a
number to differentiate between them. Handy floating palettes keep your
clippings onscreen; you can minimize the palettes, or hide them entirely
and access your boards via keystrokes, contextual menus, and the
CopyPaste Dock icon.

If you use the clipboard, you'll love CopyPaste.
-- Niko Coucouvanis, MacAddict Magazine

What's new in this version:

* Tiger compatible.
* Further cleanup of the AutoCorrectorData file and the Spellchecker.
* This version takes care of several convenient functions that might be specially
helpful for handicapped people and for owners of notebooks as well The floating
windows for the Clip Recorder, the Clip Sets and the yType suggestions can be
resized which will dynamically increase the font size. For those of us with bad
sight this can be very useful.
* The floating window for the yType suggestions can be moved to any screen
location where it will stay permanently until you either close the window or you
restart CopyPaste. There are still a few programs for which yType cannot
properly detect the I-beam cursor which usually shows the location of writing. In
these programs you might prefer a fixed screen location for your suggestions.
* The usability of the suggestions menu has been improved by the possibility of
using the keyboard for the navigation. When you see a suggestion simply hit
control-arrow-down to locate the menu and navigate it by arrow keys. Spacebar
or return-key will insert the selected suggestion. Those who have problems with
the mouse or even have no mouse will profit of this function.
* If you enter a word pair for automatic corrections, you can choose to replace
the original word on closing the window. So entering a new correction is a simple
process of selecting the wrong word, calling the "Add Auto Correction" command
from the yType menu, do the correction and hit "Create".
* By default yType makes no automatic corrections immediately after a
mouse-click. This reduces confusion if you correct a word, but confuses if you
simply continue writing at a different position You can turn this behavior off in the
preferences.
* By default yType only inserts the suggestion and leaves it up to you to add a
space or punctuation. As in most cases you continue writing with a space, you
can turn on adding the space automatically to each inserted suggestion.