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Download Features New in 2.4 User Support and FAQ Vote For Future Order Now! ... Structu Rise Kleptomania 2.4 allows to capture and process text from any (even clipboard-unaware) application. Copy text onto clipboard, launch internet browser or email editor, sum numbers, count a number of words/characters. Process text of folder trees, file lists, database reports, text content of messages and dialog boxes, menus, status lines, visible text of legacy systems, and more. Kleptomania does not rely on any data communication scheme behind the scene. Uses OCR and delivers ultimate text capture and processing abilities. Download free 21-day fully functional Kleptomania 2.4 trial, 372 KB . (Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP). Satisfied with trial? Order Now! $29.95 single license. Copy the Uncopyable with Kleptomania Kleptomania 2.4 is a Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP utility that uses optical character recognition (OCR) technology to let you capture text from anywhere on the screen, including folder trees, file lists, database reports, messages, dialog boxes, menus, status lines and other text that may not be clipboard-aware. Unlike ordinary copy or cut operations, Kleptomania lets you select text anywhere on the screen, including areas that you cannot highlight with your mouse, such as columns of data from a word processor or error messages from any Windows program. Kleptomania keeps track of all of your Windows fonts, even small serif fonts such as Times 8 and MS Serif 8, and can interpret text from all areas of your screen. The program can recognize underlined text (including web and e-mail addresses), as well as lines of text containing mixed fonts, font sizes, styles, and colors. Kleptomania can place the captured text onto the clipboard as plain text or Rich Text Format (RTF).

2. THEFT TALK™ On Kleptomania, Shoplifting, Stealing Your news story on kleptomania, (1998), though one which captivates an audiences imagination and The essential feature of kleptomania is the recurrent failure to resist impulses http://www.thefttalk.com/kleptomania.htm

Menu "THEFT TALK" Counseling Service Inc. About Us Services Statistics Training ... Misc. Following is a letter "THEFT TALK" sent to the television news magazine, Dateline in response to a story they did on kleptomania. (The DSM IV explanation of Kleptomania follows.) Kleptomania Dear Dateline, Your news story on Kleptomania, (1998), though one which captivates an audiences imagination and intrigues us as much as the notion of a split personality, perpetuates another social myth about human nature. I find it amazing that our culture has come so far as to call stealing a disease and to even have a "Doctor" looking for the right medication to "fix" this poor victims malady. I specialize in counseling theft offenders and was not at all surprised that the medications being tried have not been successful. Maybe a lobotomy would work, but even then it would fail to get to the root "cause" of this problem - good old fashion selfish greed, self gratification, thrill-seeking, doing that which is taboo and, an attraction to the forbidden This lady being portrayed as a victim of her "illness" is ludicrous. I found it interesting that on one had she was engaging in impulsive behavior and yet, on the other hand, she meticulously scouts the room out until she perceives it to be safe. I ask why, if she really is out of control, she steals items which can not only be worn by her, but are also the correct size.

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Structu Rise Home About Structu Rise Support Textract SDK 2.4 ... Direct Klepting technology Structu Rise products: Textract, Kleptomania and Time Hunter Textract SDK 2.4 Textract SDK allows to feed your program with text data from existing application even if this application does not support any communication API. Textract uses OCR technology ... "Do We Need Textract SDK?" - Check: Textract is for you if you confirm all assertions. "We develop software for MS Windows, It unites existing systems. We have to feed textual data forth and back between those systems One of that systems cannot interact, but shows all required info on the screen using Windows fonts (no PDF, Postscript or faxes). We can use OCX/ActiveX, DLL or EXE from our program We need 1 copy or Royalties are OK or we may prepay unlimited use What is the redistribution policy for Textract? Structu Rise Mission: Deliver natural information and operations that were out of reach. Consider the text on the screen: isn't it a set of pixels really? We transcend it back by the Direct Klepting Technology Where is the Structu Rise? How big is it? Who is there?

4. Kleptomania An abstract of a study conducted on five patients to show the use of SSRI's can curb this disorder. Includes links to abstracts about SSRIs. http://www.biopsychiatry.com/klepto.htm

The treatment of kleptomania with serotonin reuptake inhibitors by Lepkifker E, Dannon PN, Ziv R, Iancu I, Horesh N, Kotler M Department of Psychiatry B, Chaim Sheba Medical Center, Tel HaShomer, Israel. Clin Neuropharmacol 1999 Jan-Feb; 22(1):40-3 ABSTRACT K leptomania is characterized by an irresistible impulse to steal objects not needed for personal use or for their monetary value. Several recent case reports have shown that Serotonin Specific Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) could be effective in the treatment of kleptomania just as it is in other obsessive-compulsive spectrum disorders. We report five cases of kleptomania patients who were successfully treated with fluoxetine or paroxetine in combination with a psychotherapeutic intervention. In one case, the discontinuation of the medication repeatedly led to the resurgence of the kleptomanic behavior. Our case series illustrates the effectiveness of SSRIs in kleptomania. It thus supports the assumption that this syndrome involves a dysfunctional serotoninergic mechanism. OCD SSRIs Options Serotonin ... When Is It Best To Take Crack Cocaine?

5. Comparison Between Kleptomania And Addictive-Compulsive Stealing Shopliftersanonymous.com offers a tabulated look at these two ailments. http://www.shopliftersanonymous.com/Comparison.htm

Comparison Between Kleptomania and Addictive-Compulsive Stealing True kleptomania has traditionally been viewed as a very rare condition, though Dr. Marcus Goldman, in his 1997 book Kleptomania (New Horizon Press), tries to expand upon the definition to include more persons. I named our support group C.A.S.A. (Cleptomaniacs And Shoplifters Anonymous) to include not only shoplifters, but people who embezzle, steal from others or from their workplace, or who are engaged in any other kind of repeated forms of fraud. I figured the term kleptomaniac is generally understood, therefore, as "someone who steals a lot but not particularly for the monetary gain". C.A.S.A. also created the acronym which, in Spanish, means "home" ("casa"). Since 1992, roughly 90% of C.A.S.A. members are people who steal addictive-compulsively; kleptomaniacs steal more impulsively . Note the differences. (Kleptomania is defined as in DSM IV.) For more distinctions, see the Types document. KLEPTOMANIA ADDICTIVE- COMPULSIVE THEFT Recurrent failure to resist impulses to steal objects not needed for personal use or their monetary value (no premeditation) Recurrent failure to resist obsessive, addictive, or compulsive thoughts/urges to steal objects which

6. Healthinmind/MentalDisorders/ImpulseControlDisorders/Kleptomania kleptomania (impulsive stealing). People with kleptomania kleptomania is rare overall, but more common in females than in males. It is obviously http://healthinmind.com/english/klepto.htm

Healthinmind Mental Health Disorders Impulse Control Disorders Kleptomania (impulsive stealing) People with Kleptomania usually do not steal because they need the object stolen; they sometimes secretly replace the object after stealing it. They steal "for the thrill of stealing," and they don't want to get caught at it. To be diagnosed, a person must have the typical pattern: recurrent tension leading to the behavior, leading to relief or pleasure after performing the behavior. The stealing is not accounted for by an external motive like hunger or financial deprivation or vengeance, or accounted for better by another disorder of which stealing is a part (for example, Antisocial Personality Disorder or a manic episode ). Kleptomania is rare overall, but more common in females than in males. It is obviously difficult to document the precise number of people with Kleptomania. People with Kleptomania often have another psychiatric disorder, often a mood disorder. Treatment is largely untested, and the disorder often persists despite many convictions of shoplifting. It may decrease as the individual ages, however. Visit this site on the web for more information: Shoplifters Anonymous Last updated

7. ThinkQuest : Library : Understanding Human Behavior kleptomania. Disorders in the ability to control oneself. Origin kleptomania is a strong desire to steal. Often a kleptomaniac person http://library.thinkquest.org/26618/en-med-8.2.htm

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8. Kleptomania kleptomania. kleptomania involves a failure to resist impulses to steal items that are not use or monetary value. kleptomania should be distinguished from shoplifting, in which http://www.psychnet-uk.com/dsm_iv/kleptomania.htm

9. Ask The Expert Causes of kleptomania. Q. I am having a difficult time finding information on kleptomania. Is it a disease that people are born with http://www.mhsource.com/expert/exp1120197d.html

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10. BehaveNet® Clinical Capsule™: Kleptomania DSMIV kleptomania. Individuals with this Impulse-Control Disorder recurrently fail to resist impulsive stealing of objects with no other motivation than the relief or pleasure resulting from the act of stealing itself. Diagnostic criteria for 312.32 kleptomania ( cautionary statement) http://www.behavenet.com/capsules/disorders/kleptomaniadis.htm

BehaveNet DSM-IV: Kleptomania Individuals with this Impulse-Control Disorder recurrently fail to resist impulsive stealing of objects with no other motivation than the relief or pleasure resulting from the act of stealing itself. Diagnostic criteria for 312.32 Kleptomania cautionary statement A. Recurrent failure to resist impulses to steal objects that are not needed for personal use or for their monetary value. B. Increasing sense of tension immediately before committing the theft. C. Pleasure, gratification, or relief at the time of committing the theft. D. The stealing is not committed to express anger or vengeance and is not in response to a delusion or a hallucination E. The stealing is not better accounted for by Conduct Disorder , a Manic Episode , or Antisocial Personality Disorder Reprinted with permission from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fourth Edition American Psychiatric Association Also: cleptomania, cleptomaniac, kleptomaniac http://www.behavenet.com/capsules Request New Term BehaveNet®

11. Prozac Used To Treat Kleptomania Article looking at treatment with a combination of Prozac or similar drugs and psychotherapy. http://www.personalmd.com/news/a1999022214.shtml

Home Noticias de Salud Family Centers Health Centers ... My Health Manager Search PersonalMD Services Family Health Women's Health Children's Health ... Health Encyclopedia Prozac Used To Treat Kleptomania NEW YORK, Feb 22 (Reuters Health) Kleptomania, the psychiatric disorder characterized by an overwhelming urge to steal objects, can be treated with a combination of Prozac or similar drugs and psychotherapy, a study suggests. The treatment relieved the symptoms of kleptomania in five patients within 5 months, according to a report in the January/February issue of Clinical Neuropharmacology. After that point, the doctors reduced the dosage of medication, although this led to a return of the urge to steal in some patients, according to Dr. Elie Lepkifker and colleagues at Chaim Sheba Medical Center in Tel HaShomer, Israel. "In one case, the discontinuation of the medication repeatedly led to the resurgence of the kleptomanic behavior," according to the report. The patients were given either fluoxetine (Prozac) or paroxetine (Paxil). It is not clear why such serotonin reuptake inhibitors can help relieve the symptoms of Kleptomania, but the researchers suggest two possible explanations.

12. Health Information Library - "KLEPTOMANIA" An overview to correct misconceptions about this disorder. http://www.covenanthealth.com/Features/Health/Mental/MENT3151.cfm

QUICK SEARCH HEALTHLINES Health Information Library Healthwise Archives Missy Kane Fitness Tips ... Archives COVENANT HEALTH Employment Find a Physician Virtual Tours Website Map MANAGING YOUR HEALTH Healthlines Health Information Library Health Advisor Series Health Information Library ... This Page Download Real Audio Player KLEPTOMANIA You may have heard the term kleptomania before. People often have the idea that people with kleptomania are people who steal everything. This is not true. Normally, people who steal take something because it is worth money or it is useful. People with kleptomania may take something that is useless to them. These are signs of true kleptomania: taking objects on impulse, without planning ahead repeatedly taking things that are not valuable or needed for personal use feeling increased tension right before the theft feeling pleasure or relief at the time of the theft and stealing without feelings of anger or revenge Kleptomania is a rare condition. Most people who steal do not have kleptomania. Shoplifting is common, especially among teens, who may do it on a dare. In most cases, shoplifting is deliberate and people take objects that they want. Fewer than 5 percent of shoplifters have kleptomania. Some people with kleptomania keep the objects they take secret. Others may feel guilty and will try to return the stolen items. People with kleptomania may go months or years without taking anything.

13. Psych Central: Kleptomania Symptoms General symptoms of kleptomania. kleptomania. SYMPTOMS. Recurrent failure to resist impulses to steal objects that are not needed for personal use or for http://psychcentral.com/disorders/sx23.htm

home resource directory disorders quizzes ... support forums Kleptomania SYMPTOMS Recurrent failure to resist impulses to steal objects that are not needed for personal use or for their monetary value. Increasing sense of tension immediately before committing the theft. Pleasure, gratification, or relief at the time of committing the theft. The stealing is not committed to express anger or vengeance and is not in response to a delusion or a hallucination. Criteria summarized from: American Psychiatric Association. (1994). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, fourth edition . Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Association. Disorders Index Back Home We subscribe to the HONcode principles. Verify here John M. Grohol Feedback Privacy Statement ... Site Map

14. U Scientists Study Alcoholism Drug's Effects On Kleptomania - 01/23/2001 Article describing a new drug meant to stop alcoholics from drinking has a positive effect on kleptomaniacs. http://www.mndaily.com/daily/2001/01/23/news/new4/

Daily Employment Keyword Search: Your Screen Resolution document.write(screen.width + " x " + screen.height) We recommend Tuesday, January 23, 2001 U scientists study alcoholism drug's effects on kleptomania Benjamin Sandell Staff Reporter A drug meant to stop alcoholics from drinking might also keep kleptomaniacs from stealing if a University medication study succeeds. Psychiatric resident Dr. Jon Grant and associate professor Dr. Suck Won Kim, co-investigators in the study, are testing the drug Naltrexone on seven or eight participants in the study. Since late October, only one person has finished the study, but researchers said they are hopeful about the outcome. "The results look very promising," Grant said. Kleptomania, an impulse control disorder that creates an urge to steal, affects approximately 5 percent of shoplifters, said Gary Christenson, director of the mental health clinic at Boynton Health Service. "I expect there are more people out there with the problem than we see clinically," Christenson said.

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16. Kleptomania kleptomania. You may have heard the term kleptomania before. People often have the idea that people with kleptomania are people who steal everything. This is not true. http://www.springfieldclinic.com/topics/health/ment3151.htm

Kleptomania You may have heard the term kleptomania before. People often have the idea that people with kleptomania are people who steal everything. This is not true. Normally, people who steal take something because it is worth money or it is useful. People with kleptomania may take something that is useless to them. THESE ARE SIGNS OF TRUE KLEPTOMANIA: taking objects on impulse, without planning ahead repeatedly taking things that are not valuable or needed for personal use feeling increased tension right before the theft feeling pleasure or relief at the time of the theft and stealing without feelings of anger or revenge Kleptomania is a rare condition. Most people who steal do not have kleptomania. Shoplifting is common, especially among teens, who may do it on a dare. In most cases, shoplifting is deliberate and people take objects that they want. Fewer than 5 percent of shoplifters have kleptomania. Some people with kleptomania keep the objects they take secret. Others may feel guilty and will try to return the stolen items. People with kleptomania may go months or years without taking anything. Legal penalties for stealing are the same no matter what the cause. If you think you might have kleptomania, seek help. A mental health professional will discuss it confidentially with you. They will not have to report you to the legal system. Ask your healthcare provider for a referral.

17. Kleptomania (1995) kleptomania (1995) Cast, Crew, Reviews, Plot Summary, Comments, Discussion, Taglines, Trailers, Posters, Photos, Showtimes, Link to Official Site, Fan Sites I have seen this movie and would like to submit a comment. kleptomania (1995) Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for kleptomania (1995) http://us.imdb.com/Title?0113564

18. Kleptomania In Impulse Control Disorders At ALLPSYCH Online kleptomania, Impulse Control disorders, symptoms and treatment kleptomania involves the failure to resist impulses to steal things that are not needed for to vengeance or psychosis, kleptomania should not be diagnosed. ( kleptomania is quite http://www.allpsych.com/disorders/impulse_control/kleptomania.html

19. A Comparison Between Kleptomania And Addictive-Compulsive Stealing Comparison Between kleptomania and AddictiveCompulsive Stealing. True kleptomania Types page. kleptomania. ADDICTIVE- COMPULSIVE THEFT. http://www.shopliftersanonymous.com/Kleptomania.htm

Comparison Between Kleptomania and Addictive-Compulsive Stealing True kleptomania has traditionally been viewed as a very rare condition, though Dr. Marcus Goldman, in his 1997 book Kleptomania (New Horizon Press), tries to expand upon the definition to include more persons. I named our support group C.A.S.A. (Cleptomaniacs And Shoplifters Anonymous) to include not only shoplifters, but people who embezzle, steal from others or from their workplace, or who are engaged in any other kind of repeated forms of fraud. I figured the term kleptomaniac is generally understood, therefore, as "someone who steals a lot but not particularly for the monetary gain". C.A.S.A. also created the acronym which, in Spanish, means "home" ("casa"). Since 1992, roughly 90% of C.A.S.A. members are people who steal addictive-compulsively; kleptomaniacs steal more impulsively. Note the differences. (Kleptomania is defined as in DSM IV.) For more distinctions, see the

20. Why Honest People Steal Home Page Dr. Will Cupchik provides details on various kinds of theft, including kleptomania and compulsive shoplifting. Including 4 free chapters of his book, FAQs, tests and questionnaires and other resources. http://www.whyhonestpeoplesteal.com

WhyHonestPeopleSteal.com HOME INTENSIVE INTERVENTION PROGRAM KLEPTOMANI A ... USE OF MAJOR ANTIDEPRESSANTS TO CURTAIL SHOPLIFTING MAY BE CONTRAINDICATED Psychologist Dr. Will Cupchik is the original investigator who, nearly thirty years ago, first identified the phenomenon of atypical theft behavior by usually honest adults. Dr. Cupchik is also the senior author of the ground-breaking 1983 article, entitled Shoplifting: An Occasional Crime of the Moral Majority , published in the professional journal, The Bulletin of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law. He has devoted nearly three decades to investigating and treating this seemingly bizarre and nonsensical behavior that is so frequently misunderstood, and often mislabeled as 'kleptomania'. Dr. Cupchik has developed many original assessment and treatment approaches that have been specifically designed to help these ' Atypical Theft Offenders' stop stealing. Many of these approaches are employed, as appropriate, with attendees of his Intensive Intervention Programs. Dr. Cupchik was formerly the

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