SOFTWARE OF THE DAY - NISUS WRITER EXPRESS & PATHWAY

Hi All, Key Combination of the Day Command-R in Safari Pressing -R (Command-R) in Safari refreshes (reloads) the currently displayed web page. Shareware of the Day: Nisus Writer Express - The writer's word processor. Built from the ground up as an all new word processor for OS X, Express features an elegant, easy to use interface that allows you to write how you want to write, without distraction but with style. Write with Style Creating and updating your styles is easy with our exclusive Style Sheet view. Share your documents with everyone with our native file format, RTF, which can be read by almost any word processor. Open Microsoft® Word, WordPerfect®, and text files. Punch up your documents with multiple columns, tables, and integrated thesaurus. Clean up your documents using our very powerful Find and Replace function. Use QuickFix to automatically correct common typos such as "haev", "liek" and "teh". Multi-key keyboard shortcuts allow you to assign your custom keyboard shortcuts. Customize the look and feel of Express to your liking. Dictate text into Express using iListen and the Nisus Writer Express ScriptPak. Write In Your Language Nisus Software has a long history of supporting many different languages, and Nisus Writer Express was designed with multilingual users in mind. Built as a Unicode word processor for OS X, Express supports Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Chinese, Japanese and Korean scripts. Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) and Express enable you to enter right to left text as in Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian. No other word processor makes it easier to combine multiple languages in a single document. A Tool For Academics You do enough research and studying. You shouldn't have to take an advanced course just to use a word processor. Express allows you to start writing quickly, with its intuitive interface and tools at your command. Flexible note styles give you control over footnote and endnote layout. Creating bibliographies is a snap with the help of tools such as Bookends and EndNote. CocoAspell from Anton Leuski, and the Hebrew Spelling Service from Mitz Pettel enhance the Apple dictionaries in OS X. Need More Convincing? Take a tour of our features, then download a trial copy and test them yourself. Over Twenty Years Of Experience Nisus Software has over 20 years of experience writing word processing software for the Mac. New features are added quickly as Express is updated often. Plus, when it comes to supporting your purchase, we offer many options. Our user forum, mailing lists, and free email support are all there to help you through the rough patches. Download If you are new to Nisus Writer Express, download the 30 day trial version and find out why Nisus Writer Express is the compelling choice in OS X word processing! If you are an existing user of Nisus Writer Express version 1.0 or later then version 2.7 is offered as a free upgrade. More info and download link here: <http://www.nisus.com/Express/> Freeware of the Day: Pathway - Making Wikipedia a no-brainer. The origin My idea for Pathway originated when browsing Wikipedia. I would always start off quite focused on a certain subject. Unfortunately, Wikipedia articles tend to be full of distracting links, just screaming to be clicked on… Soon enough, I found myself totally lost in myriads of loosely related pages. I can’t count the time I wasted on backtracing them, and if you have a bit of wiki-experience, you’ve probably encountered it too. What I needed was an application that could easily archive the path I follow through Wikipedia pages. The concept Enter Pathway. Pathway is an app designed to solve the aforementioned problems. Its aim is to help you discover Wikipedia without having to worry whether you’ll have enough time to read everything you want, or if you’ll get lost. It accomplishes this by presenting you with a graphical “network” representation of your visited article pages. A node represents an article, a connection between two nodes means, of course, that you’ve gone from the first article to the second one. You can save the network you’ve created to disk and recover it. This way, you’re able to keep track of everything: what you’ve looked at, how you got there and just how it all fits together. Pathway has a small but useful feature set, is easy to use and tries not to get in the way. Written in Cocoa, it offers the elegance you’d expect from a native Mac application. But of course, while concept is important, it’s much better to just give you an overview of what Pathway can do for you. So go check out the feature page! More info and download link here: <http://pathway.screenager.be/about-pathway/> Regards... Gordon