Tag: Open Source

Text Grab 4.8: Improvements all around

by TheJoeFin, posted in Indie Dev, Text Grab, Windows Development

The latest version of Text Grab is out now and brings improvements to the Grab Frame, Quick Simple Lookup, and the Edit Text Window! Grab Frame Edit the image in the Grab Frame by: Inverting colors Increasing contrast Adjusting brightness Improved the position when pasting and image Quick Simple Lookup Search with RegEx Search using … Continue reading Text Grab 4.8: Improvements all around

Support Open Source to share the benefits, not the costs

by TheJoeFin, posted in Indie Dev

The beginning of every software project involves researching what is available. What product exists already, what are other parts of the solution have been solved, and where are the gaps. Software is delightful to build these days because a lot of the terrible parts have been solved and the solutions are easy to access. Likely … Continue reading Support Open Source to share the benefits, not the costs

Simple Icon File Maker Can Open a Folder

by TheJoeFin, posted in How To, Simple Icon File Maker

Generating icon files can frequently be a repetitive process. Simple Icon File Maker can reduce some of that repetition by opening a folder of images and generate icons for each image all at once. In addition to customizing sizes, opening a folder is a Pro feature. Upgrading today will enable all feature today and in … Continue reading Simple Icon File Maker Can Open a Folder

Text Grab 4.7 brings productivity boosters!

by TheJoeFin, posted in Text Grab

Fresh off the complier is Text Grab 4.7 with two awesome productivity boosters in tow. Text Grab has had a history for a few releases but now the Quick Simple Lookup mode can search and open items from your history. The original use case of Text Grab was the Full Screen Grab mode and it … Continue reading Text Grab 4.7 brings productivity boosters!

Do you know what’s in your QR Code?

by TheJoeFin, posted in How To, Indie Dev, Simple QR Code Maker

The web continuously costs money to run, so every website you visit is trying to pay the bills one way or another. If the website is doing a free task for you make sure there aren't any hard-to-spot strings attached. QR Codes can be a modern bait and switch which trip up even tech savvy … Continue reading Do you know what’s in your QR Code?