Clip Board util.

[Steve King]

What are you recommending and using to augment the Windows clipboard?

We used PCMag's ClipTrack for quite a few years, but after Ziff-Davis went
payware we switched to ClipTray. However, if you're not careful with
ClipTray, you can lose all your saved clips -- which has happened to us
twice now.

We'd like something that works with the clips from the present session, as
well as with an archive of stored boilerplate clips.

Thanks!

Steve

 

[Tim Weaver]

What are you recommending and using to augment the Windows clipboard?

We used PCMag's ClipTrack for quite a few years, but after Ziff-Davis went
payware we switched to ClipTray. However, if you're not careful with
ClipTray, you can lose all your saved clips -- which has happened to us
twice now.

We'd like something that works with the clips from the present session, as
well as with an archive of stored boilerplate clips.

Ditto works very well for me. Easy to access and stays out of the way.

http://ditto-cp.sourceforge.net/

 

[seabat]

Yankee Clipper III
http://www.yankee-clipper.net/index.htm

A super powerful Windows clipboard extender/memory- now in its third
generation. Handles Pictures, Richtext, URLS, etc - any size. Features
printing, drag and drop, optional permanent storage of clippings.
Familiar "Outlook" interface. Freeware.

 

[BarryTone]

Ditto works very well for me. Easy to access and stays out of the way.

http://ditto-cp.sourceforge.net/

Good call.

 

[scootgirl.com]

What are you recommending and using to augment the Windows clipboard?

We used PCMag's ClipTrack for quite a few years, but after Ziff-Davis went
payware we switched to ClipTray. However, if you're not careful with
ClipTray, you can lose all your saved clips -- which has happened to us
twice now.

We'd like something that works with the clips from the present session, as
well as with an archive of stored boilerplate clips.

Thanks!

Steve

I will try Dito myself, but so far CLCL rules all others:
http://www.nakka.com/soft/clcl/index_eng.html

Karen
http://scootgirl.com/

 

[SweetAndyLicious]

On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 17:16:35 -0800, Steve King <[email protected]>
Yankee Clipper III
http://www.yankee-clipper.net/index.htm

Did, or did not YC go payware recently? I was a bit confused by it all. I
have YC III installed and I highly recommend it, but I'm wiating for the
other shoe to drop (so far so good). I think the price is only about USD15
anyway.

 

[Jody Holmes]

Quoting Steve King on 12/24/2004 (7:16:35 PM):

What are you recommending and using to augment the Windows clipboard?

I've been using ArsClip for a long time.

http://www.joejoesoft.com/ac.php

 

[jo]

I will try Dito myself, but so far CLCL rules all others:
http://www.nakka.com/soft/clcl/index_eng.html

I prefer CLCL over all others I have tried

 

[seabat]

Yankee Clipper X is shareware, but Yankee Clipper III and Yankee
Clipper Plus are still available as freeware.

 

[PetePat]

I use http://bluemars.org/clipx/ - clipx, small memory footpring.

 

[SpaceCadet]

I've been using ArsClip for a long time.

Dang, the last time I used arse clippers I suffered from 'stubble rash' for
weeks. You wana try walking with that.

 

[James Challinor]

What are you recommending and using to augment the Windows clipboard?

If you want something with an ultra small memory
footprint that handles just text history, try
Clipomatic. I have used it for years and love the fact
it uses less than 200K running.

http://www.mlin.net/

I've found all the utilities on this site are very
tightly coded.

 

[me]

**** off

 

[BarryTone]

I am a low-life coward.

That much is true. But why are you hiding under an anonymous remailer?