MENU, TOOLBAR & STATUS BAR
ADDITIONS
Part 3 of 5
Package
Popup places a small button in the status bar of the NotePad which, when tapped, pops up a
list of all installed packages. In addition, if you have any frozen packages (denoted by a
snowflake icon in the menu), you can tap on it to thaw it, launch it and automatically
re-freeze it after you close. At the top or bottom of the menu (depending on your
preference) are three special items that let you rotate the Newton screen, restart the
Newton, or put it to sleep. Alternatively, you can eliminate these from the menu
altogether. 30 day shareware. Credit: Stand Alone Software.
Picky 1.1 - Picky puts a small black diamond on the top line of the
Newton. Tap the diamond for a user-defined list of topics. Tap a topic for a user-defined
list of phrases. Tap a phrase to insert it into the current text. For me, this has vastly
increased my input speed on the Newton. Picky comes configured with some topics of wide
applicability. Select "Settings" to add or modify topics or phrases. New - If a
menu is too long to fit on the screen and the part you want isn't showing, tap outside the
menu. A new menu will pop up with the first twenty items of the previousmenu removed. In
the Settings View, you can now scroll the item list with the arrow under the list. An item
list can now be sorted alphabetically. There is a very short help text on the
"?" button in the Settings View.
PkgPopper
lets Newton users launch packages on the fly from a popup menu. Version 1.32 fixes a few
minor bugs when using the software in the MP2000. PkgPopper adds a popup menu to the
Newton MP to enable users to launch different Applications, Scripts, Books, HelpBooks,
etc. If an application which is already open is selected, it will be brought to front
without reopening. This popup menu is activated by tapping on the PkgPopper button.
Pressing on the button also allows users to toggle the backlight. Credit: Richard C. L.
Li.
RYO IV 01 - RYO IV for Newton 2.0 provides the prinicple features of RYO
III in for users of the Newton running OS 2.0. RYO IV lets you create "status
bar" buttons at the bottom of the notepad to open apps. It also lets you create
invisible buttons on the bottom halves of the printed "silkscreened" buttons.
Thus if you set "Connection" to the "Names" button, tapping the word
names on the button will open the connection. To use RYO IV, open it and select an
application. The text line will show - the first letter of the application's name, if it
is has no button; the text of the application's button if is has a status bar button; or
the name of the silk button it is attached to. Requires NOS 2.0.
Allows
any multi-screen menu on the Newton to scroll a page at a time, rather than line by line.
Freeware. Credit: Stand Alone Software.
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