KKopy - Neat free awarding winning tool which avoids the frustrating
scrolling off the window pain when trying to highlight text that you
want to cut and paste.

Whole sections of text can be copied or cut with a single click..

Really helpful if you are selectively taking information from
documents.

Download at www.kutchka.com/downloads/downloadkkopy.asp

Home site is www.kutchka.com

venerdì 23/gen/2004 _Mike Seddon_ ha scritto:

> KKopy - Neat free awarding winning tool which avoids the frustrating
> scrolling off the window pain when trying to highlight text that you
> want to cut and paste.
>
> Whole sections of text can be copied or cut with a single click..
>
> Really helpful if you are selectively taking information from
> documents.

IMHO, you should mention here that it works with Microsoft Word only.
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Thanks Maria. I thought it did. Amazing how you can miss things in
something you have written yourself.

It is very clear on the download page though.
KKopy - the FREE smart cut & paste tool from Kutchka.

Download it for free at
http://www.kutchka.com/downloads/DownloadKKopy.asp

On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 09:13:11 +0100, MLC <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>venerdì 23/gen/2004 _Mike Seddon_ ha scritto:
>
>> KKopy - Neat free awarding winning tool which avoids the frustrating
>> scrolling off the window pain when trying to highlight text that you
>> want to cut and paste.
>>
>> Whole sections of text can be copied or cut with a single click..
>>
>> Really helpful if you are selectively taking information from
>> documents.
>
>IMHO, you should mention here that it works with Microsoft Word only.
=========================

Another unusual requirement. You apparently cannot install it
unless you send them your e-mail address "so they can send you
the install instructions".

Why aren't the install instructions in the package itself?

Jack

(E-Mail Removed) (Mike Seddon):

> KKopy - Neat free awarding winning tool which avoids the frustrating
> scrolling off the window pain when trying to highlight text that you
> want to cut and paste.

Someone else:
> it works with Microsoft Word only.

A 2 Mb download is a bit much for such a simple and limited utility.
It's bloatware!

bOB

On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 10:05:21 -0500, J. Yazel <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>>venerdì 23/gen/2004 _Mike Seddon_ ha scritto:

>>> KKopy

< snip >

> Why aren't the install instructions in the package itself?

So that they can harvest address' for spamming people ?

John Fitzsimons wrote:
> On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 10:05:21 -0500, J. Yazel <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>
>>>venerdì 23/gen/2004 _Mike Seddon_ ha scritto:
>
>
>>>>KKopy
>
>
> < snip >
>
>> Why aren't the install instructions in the package itself?
>
>
> So that they can harvest address' for spamming people ?

Use ArsClip. No install, works anywhere.

John Hood E-mail: (E-Mail Removed) Website: John's Best of Freeware:
http://home.wi.rr.com/johnhood/freeware/

We don't do spam. (I personally get 30+ emails a day which are pure
spam - I really don't want anything enlarged!)

We would like the email addresses of people who download this product
to build up our database for prospective customers, in particular to
be able to ontact them about upgrades or new products. Everyone who
resigisters with our product is immediately given the option to be
taken off our email list. We do not and will not contact them again if
they choose to be taken off.

We launched KKopy in November. There have been no upgrades or new
products and therefore we have sent no one an email.

So, honestly, this is not a spam list we are building.

Cheers,

Mike
KKopy - the FREE smart cut & paste tool from Kutchka.

Download it for free at
http://www.kutchka.com/downloads/DownloadKKopy.asp

On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 10:29:12 +0000 (UTC), (E-Mail Removed) (Mike
Seddon) wrote:

< snip >

>We would like the email addresses of people who download this product
>to build up our database for prospective customers, in particular to
>be able to ontact them about upgrades or new products. Everyone who
>resigisters with our product is immediately given the option to be
>taken off our email list. We do not and will not contact them again if
>they choose to be taken off.

That's what all spammers say. "Send us an email to get off our list".

>We launched KKopy in November. There have been no upgrades or new
>products and therefore we have sent no one an email.

>So, honestly, this is not a spam list we are building.

So, honestly, why should we believe you ?

Reputable web sites give people the option to go on/not go on mailing
lists. No need to go on then unsubscribe.

My advice to everyone here ? Stay well clear of this site. Thanks to
Jack Yazel for bringing this to our attention.

Regards, John.

John,

Your cynicism of spammers is probably well justified. It is a shame
that these people are ruining the internet experience for everyone and
also making life extremely hard for honest business like ourselves.

You deserve a fuller and franker explanation than the "please believe"
me message I posted originally.

You say that my claim that we will remove anyone from our email list
is what all spammers say. You are, of course, quite correct. What can
I say? An innocent man in court will say not guilty but will he be
believed? Why should he. The guilty will generally say they are
innocent as well.

Perhaps if I explain the main concept behind KKopy, this might help
answer some of the suspicions you have.

Kutchka has been in business since 2001 and our software development
was mainly in a specialised field (MindMapping software). Earlier this
year we came up with a new idea around the Microsoft Office arena. We
suspected that download volumes could be huge due to the large
potential market. So we decided to build an infrastructure capably of
supporting this. Before launching this product, we wanted to be sure
this infrastructure worked (I'm not just talking about downloads. I'm
also referring to licensing, support processes and other back office
functions).

Obviously we have tested it, but there is nothing like real life
testing. So we developed a free piece of software (KKopy) which has
two objectives:
1) To give real value to those who download it because we would like
them to come back for the future product.
2) Test our infrastructure with real life usage.

So far, it has been very successful. We have had some very good
feedback on the product and easy of installation etc. We have also
discovered potential issues which we can now avoid with the new
product (for example: the default installation paths appear to be
different in some countries. Holland for one it would appear).

John, I hope this has convinced you we are not spammers and are not
collecting email addresses for any spam purposes. I wonder if any of
the people from this group who have downloaded and provided their
email addresses to Kutchka would be kind enough to post a follow
message here to confirm they have not been spammed by us.

Thanks,

Mike

KKopy - the FREE smart cut & paste tool from Kutchka.

Download it for free at
http://www.kutchka.com/downloads/DownloadKKopy.asp