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Symbol Caddy and Corporate Ipsum Widgets by Evan Orensten

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Brian Haslanger is a designer who has created two handy freeware widgets for Apple's OSX.

Corporate Ipsum creates placeholder text according to your length and paragraph specs.

Symbol Caddy is a widget I use all the time when writing posts—a click on a symbol or letter copies the HTML code to your clipboard, making quick work of posting symbols, accents, em dashes, etc.

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This entry posted on 14 May 2007 at 6:10 PM
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