Regarding Clip.To application. I tried this using previous post on how to connect clip.to to AMN.



It woks great and saves me several mouse clicks to getting copied articles into the right place in my AMN Tree. A time-saver and worth the $10 purchase price.



Now if only the copied in content was immediately rendered in my default font size, I would save another step. Still, it is a time-saver.



Ken

Thanks for the reply. I am finding AMN to be a great application and am using it heavily to change my research notes and information from both (free) OneNote and (free) Evernote. The flexibility and ease of use is wonderful.



Ken

Initially web-clipping was improved in version 4.xx (beta), but we count it so essential that it was applied to version 3.29 as well (for the most of it), so, at this point both versions are similar. Under better web-clipping we mean quality of HTML formatting pasted via clipboard or drag&drop.

Has anyone downloaded and been using the Beta Version 4.0. I am using it and because I am new to AMN, I do not see the differences between the Beta and the Standard 3.3. However, I wanted to see and try the improved web clipping mentioned on the Beta download page.



So far, I clip by highlighting the text to be clipped, and copy and pasting into a new note in the location I want. This works well (requiring in some cases multiple copy/paste steps, plus (for me) adjusting the font size to a standard size (for me).



Has anyone been using the Beta for web clipping and can you share how you go about it? I will appreciate any advice on this.

Thanks,

Ken