URLologist is a drag'n'drop URL/e'mail address extraction utility. URLologist will extract addresses from most text file formats including those pesky read-only, "Read Me" files that accompany almost every program ever written. Addresses can be extracted 3 ways; dragging and dropping text files on URLologist's icon, using the standard 'Open File' dialog box or from text which has been copied to the Clipboard which is especially useful on pages chock-full-o-links. Simply view source, copy all, extract addresses. That's it. No more clicking "back."
Once addresses have been extracted URLologist can launch your browser and take you to that address or you can save addresses directly to your browser's bookmark file for later use. URLologist will also allow entry of text for MSIE¬'s bookmark balloon comments. Bookmarks added by URLologist are preceded by an '*' so you can tell at a glance which ones they are.
When e'mail addresses are chosen URLologist will launch your e'mail client and open a pre-addressed message. E'mail addresses can also be saved to temporary files for import to your permanent Address Book at a later time.
To speed-up saves, both email and URL's can be batch processed with or without naming each file.
If you need to see how the address was used in the document URLologist will display it in a separate window in context. URLologist will also allow you to edit extracted addresses should the need arise and selected addresses are automatically copied to the clipboard for easy pasting.
URLologist has been designed with a very small screen and memory footprint so that it can be used in conjunction with your favorite browser.
