Get fragment from last used, but closed document

Do you meet a problem: you remember that you typed something in some document and need to copy-paste this fragment into the new place. In Windows shell you need to remember the document name and place, browse it in Windows Explorer, open and locate a fragment. With ActualDoc this operations became significantly simpler.

Activate ActualDoc and mark approximate date when you edited source document in date filter. For example: yesterday, last week, or last month.

You may find your document in the documents list. But, you can constrict the search conditions. Mark a document type in the types filter (for example, Adobe PhotoShop document).

Now you can see in document list all files of specified type, modified during the specified period and can quickly locate your source document.

Mark it and find in the viewer frame (below the documents list) the documents contents. Select some fragment and copy pressing Ctrl+C or selecting Copy from Edit menu.

Viewer of ActualDoc supports following formats:

• Images*: jpg, bmp, gif, tiff, tga, psp, psd, png, eps, pdd, bw, rgb, rgba, sgi, sel, pic, sld, vst, icb, vda, win, pcx, pcc, scr, pcd, ppm, pgm, pbm, cut, rla, rpf, sff
• Formatted Text*: rtf, doc, other MS Office formats, depending on installed converters
• HTML*
• PDF*
• Plain text

* documents, marked with * are supported in ActualDoc Professional edition only.