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Cursorcerer: Hide Your Cintiq Cursor

Published on January 30, 2009 in software. 0 Comments Tags: Cintiq, customization, Mac, OS X, productivity, software, utility, Wacom.

I don’t own a Wacom Cintiq graphics tablet, but I have heard quite a bit of grumbling from Cintiq owners about the way the cursor is displayed: I guess it’s offset a bit with the idea that your hand would obscure the cursor so Wacom has offset it a bit, which takes some getting used to.

But those Cintiq users are in luck: there’s a utility out there that might just ease your pain.

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Jumpcut: Free OS X Clipboard History Utility

Published on May 24, 2008 in productivity. 0 Comments Tags: art, free, freeware, Mac, Mac OS X, OS X, productivity, resources, shareware, software, utility.

Jumpcut is a very handyÂ clipboard extender for Mac OS X. What Jumpcut does is remember a user-specified number of text items copied to the clipboard, and allows one to select from them when pasting.

The standard OS X clipboard allows the user to paste only the last-copied item. Jumpcut just keeps track of everything you have copied using the Command (âŒ˜) -C shortcut or the Edit -> Copy menu item.

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