... and I Quote!!(tm)

With ... and I Quote!!(tm) you can maintain a database of your favorite quotes. You have full control over when and how often the current quote changes. You also have the ability to automatically append the current quote to your outgoing emails.

Version: 2.0.8
License: Free To Try $14.95
Operating System: Windows
Homepage: www.spazmodicfrog.com
Developed by: SpaZmodic Frog Software, Inc.

... and I Quote!!(tm) - that Quote-managing, Email-appending, Brain-expanding thing from SpaZmodic Frog Software!!<BR><BR>The cool thing about famous quotations is that even if you're not the person who said them originally, you look a lot smarter just for knowing 'em!! Or maybe you are this really smart person who says stuff worth quoting. Sure you are. Yeah, that's it.<BR><BR>... and I Quote!!(tm) is this sweet little application that allows you to store your favorite quotations (whether you actually said them or not) in a database (a file) for later recall. With ... and I Quote!!(tm), you can add quotes as you find them, delete them as you tire of them, and edit them if you somehow got them wrong (there's nothing worse than being misquoted!).<BR><BR>... and I Quote!!(tm) keeps track of the "current quote". It will display the current quote on your desktop if you like; you can even pick the current quote from a list of all your quotes. You have total control over when and how often the current quote changes, and how it looks when it does. What ever you want, babe. It's all about you!!<BR><BR>That's not all, (and I really saved the best part for last) you can even get this bad boy to append the current quote to your outgoing email!! Talk about objects appearing larger than they really are, you'll get comments about your freakishly large brains after just a couple of emails!! Happens all the time, man.<BR><BR>There is an extensive help system built right in! Just install, run the app, right click on the quote window and select "Help". It'll tell you everything you need to know about configuring the application and hooking into your email client. Or you can just click on stuff until it works. You're the one with the freakishly large brains, right?