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Fill in your own Wikipedia language code in the upper box (just type 'de', 'fr', 'it', 'sv'.

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When you install it, you'll be presented with two text boxes. ' Wikis' is for looking up things in different-language Wikipedias.

Without any modifier key, it emphasizes the selection: cat becomes \emph' and handle the argument as you see fit (maybe with xparse).

If the selection is two characters and you hold down control, the two characters will be swapped: As becomes sA, and t eh becomes t he.

With the command key, the selection is converted to capitals: ash to ASH.

With the option (alt) key down, the selection is converted to lowercase: ASH to ash.

If the selection is two or more words, as in book titles ('title case'), only the first character of the selection will be a capital, the rest is uncapitalized.

First of all, it capitalizes lowercase characters and words, ash becomes Ash, and lowercases capitalized words: Ash to ash.

' Reverse' is actually a dual-purpose extension: capitalizing and swapping. And I've made a multi-language Wiki extension, too. The first one, 'Reverse', is for general text editing, the other ones are specifically for preparing LaTex documents. have all been dealt with in earlier stages of the editing process, these quickies are for the final touches. I thought other people might like them, too, so here they are. So, I thought I'd teach myself a bit of Ruby, looked at what other people had done, and whipped together a few extensions for my editing work. After preparing the chapters with some simple macros in Nisus to code \section headings and \labels, this still left me with re-encoding the italics and the bolds into \emph and \textbf, assigning words for the \index, converting - to \textminus, and other odd jobs.

I've written a few extensions that were rather useful while I was converting plain text or rtf files into LaTeX for a new book. It started out as a simple emulation of the Cut-Copy-Paste popup that Apple used for the iOS, but thanks to its scripting capabilities it has developed into a very powerful tool that can perform more or less any editing task you throw at it, with any selected text.

PopClip Extensions PopClip, by PilotMoon Software, is indispensable for anyone editing text on the Macintosh - writers, journalists, bloggers. Changed: PopClip no longer appears automatically in JetBrains apps, but it can still be summoned by keyboard shortcut.Hans van Maanen: Diversen: PopClip Extensions Van Maanen.

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Localization: Added full Turkish and Slovak translations, thanks to volunteer translators.

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Fixed: PDF Expert compatibility (once again).

Fixed: Certain Iconify icons which appeared glitched now display correctly.

This should improve some things in Google Chrome, Chromium-based browsers, and Electron apps such as Obsidian.

Fixed: Added a work-around for a Chromium bug that could cause PopClip to not see the newlines in the text selection.

Fixed: PopClip can now detect that the selection is read-only in Google Chrome.

Added: Improved support for the following browsers: Arc, Orion, Tor Browser, Mullvad, DEVONagent Pro.

Changed: PopClip has a new application icon and a reshaped menu bar icon to match it.

PopClip is a great way to work with text on your Mac.

Adjust the size of the popover, from small to very large.

Get dictionary definitions and spelling corrections.

Instantly search the web for the text you select.

Beautifully rendered user interface looks great on your Mac display.Use your mouse pointer to select some text.PopClip puts Cut, Copy and Paste (and more!) at your fingertips, with a popover menu which appears when you select text on your Mac.