Transcript extra features for registered users

• Registered users can work on several projects at once. A project contains all settings of importance like edit and image file and the current working positions in those files etc.
• You can switch between projects by choosing another project from the project list besides the menu. Very useful for everyone who works occasionally or often on different transcriptions at the same time.
• Transcript can be started with a specific project using the commandline option -p<projectname> (e.g. -pMyTranscriptions), a quickstart link to this can be saved on your desktop from within the project management dialog.
• There is a project management dialog where you can rename or delete projects, make a desktop shortcut to start the program with a specific project and add a description to the project (this description will be visible when you hover the mouse over the project selection list in the main program window).
• For every project you can choose to register the time you have worked on that transcription. The time registration can also be temporarily paused. Transcript automatically pauses the time (when running) when you switch to another program and resumes when you come back to Transcript. There's also an option to unpause a manually paused timer as soon as you start typing. The time spent is shown on the project toolbar beside the menu.
• Show image and editor Windows beside each other instead of below each other, switch between both settings with Ctrl+Shift+F12. Menu: View, Windows side by side.

• Added an optional image highlighter/ruler which can be turned on/off from menu View, Show highlighter.
  You can move and resize the highlighted portion with the mouse. Using rightclick you will get a highlighter menu where you can set the default position for the highlighter when loading a new picture and you can also change the Zoom and Brightness of the highlighter.
  The highlighter Zoom can also be changed with Ctrl+Scrollwheel up/down above the highlighter and the highlighter Brightness can also be changed with Ctrl+Shift+Scrollwheel up/down above the highlighter.
• When you go to the next image you can optionally let the program insert the image filename and/or an automatically increasing counter (e.g. a page number) in a format of your choosing. You can also insert this manually by using Ctrl+Alt+F.
• When using images extracted from a pdf file you can use an extra available pdf options tab in the options dialog. Only registered users have access to these options like setting the image resolution for extracted images, the jpeg quality and whether the extracted images should be automatically deleted after use.
• The image menu has an extra submenu with some pdf settings like the most used resolution settings and the ability to delete all extracted pdf images in the current folder.
• It's possible to select a part of the image and copy that part either to the clipboard or into the editor. To select first press the selection toolbar button on the right side of the image toolbar (the mouse changes to a cross when above the image) and select the part you want. You can copy the selection to the clipboard with Ctrl+C (or used the rightclick menu) and you can copy the selection directly into the editor by using the rightclick menu of either the image or the editor.
• Copy image selection into a separate window which makes it easier to compare the way letters or words are written.

• For me one of the most productive extra's is the autoreplacement feature. There is a dialog (Ctrl+Alt+C) where you can define words or abbreviations which should automatically be replaced with other words or (parts of) sentences. This is very useful when you encounter many repeating sentences in you transcriptions. Just define an abbreviation and Transcript will automatically replace it with the full sentence! Every project can have it's own set of autoreplacement definitions.
• Just like in Ms-Word there are some useful autocorrection options like correct TWo capitals in a word, or sEcond character a capital instead of first, or to prohibit more than one consecutive space.
• There's a dialog to insert special characters/symbols.
• A ruler can be shown where you can change margins and set and change tabs. Shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+R.
• The quicktexts that you can assign to the keys Alt+0 to 9 are remembered on a project basis. So every project can have its own quicktexts.

The registered version of Transcript costs only $ 19 USD (usually between about € 16 and 17 depending on the exchange rate).

Payment can be done using paypal (use the button next to this text) which also accepts credit cards. See also the license.