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I need a good clipboard manager.

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    Chris C B
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    I am currently doing a lot of copy-pasting between various documents in several different applications, and although I have tried a couple of clipboard managers, neither of them hit the spot. I don't mind coughing up some wonga for it, but it should be quick to use - say, like a drop-down list from the top of the screen showing the last dozen or so clips, but just the first one or two lines of each clip. I don't want something that takes up a lot of screen real estate all the time. Does anybody have any suggestions? A large amount of (virtual) bacon may be available as a reward. :)

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      I am currently doing a lot of copy-pasting between various documents in several different applications, and although I have tried a couple of clipboard managers, neither of them hit the spot. I don't mind coughing up some wonga for it, but it should be quick to use - say, like a drop-down list from the top of the screen showing the last dozen or so clips, but just the first one or two lines of each clip. I don't want something that takes up a lot of screen real estate all the time. Does anybody have any suggestions? A large amount of (virtual) bacon may be available as a reward. :)

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      hairy_hats
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      I use Ditto[^].

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        I am currently doing a lot of copy-pasting between various documents in several different applications, and although I have tried a couple of clipboard managers, neither of them hit the spot. I don't mind coughing up some wonga for it, but it should be quick to use - say, like a drop-down list from the top of the screen showing the last dozen or so clips, but just the first one or two lines of each clip. I don't want something that takes up a lot of screen real estate all the time. Does anybody have any suggestions? A large amount of (virtual) bacon may be available as a reward. :)

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        S Houghtelin
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        I had a clipboard manager when I worked in production, the guy was worthless. Stood around with a clipboard in his hand and did absolutely nothing and didn't know what he was doing. The clipboard made him look important though. :doh:

        It was broke, so I fixed it.

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          I use Ditto[^].

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          Chris C B
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          Excellent, thanks very much. Now installed, and looks like it will do the job. Have some virtual bacon![^] :)

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            I had a clipboard manager when I worked in production, the guy was worthless. Stood around with a clipboard in his hand and did absolutely nothing and didn't know what he was doing. The clipboard made him look important though. :doh:

            It was broke, so I fixed it.

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            Chris C B
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            ...and that reply has earned you... ...a load of virtual tofu![^] ;P :laugh:

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            • C Chris C B

              ...and that reply has earned you... ...a load of virtual tofu![^] ;P :laugh:

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              S Houghtelin
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              You're cruel, it could have at the very least, be bacon flavered tofu... :laugh:

              It was broke, so I fixed it.

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                You're cruel, it could have at the very least, be bacon flavered tofu... :laugh:

                It was broke, so I fixed it.

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                Chris C B
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                OK, OK, I'll relent. Will this do?[^] :cool:

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                • C Chris C B

                  OK, OK, I'll relent. Will this do?[^] :cool:

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                  :thumbsup: Bu~u~u~u~u~u~rrrrrp!

                  It was broke, so I fixed it.

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                  • S S Houghtelin

                    I had a clipboard manager when I worked in production, the guy was worthless. Stood around with a clipboard in his hand and did absolutely nothing and didn't know what he was doing. The clipboard made him look important though. :doh:

                    It was broke, so I fixed it.

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                    Mike Hankey
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                    Did he have a pocket protector?

                    VS2010/AVR Studio 5.0 ToDo Manager Extension

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                    • C Chris C B

                      Excellent, thanks very much. Now installed, and looks like it will do the job. Have some virtual bacon![^] :)

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                      hairy_hats
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                      Aaaargh! My virtual arteries!

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                        Did he have a pocket protector?

                        VS2010/AVR Studio 5.0 ToDo Manager Extension

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                        S Houghtelin
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                        Mike?... Is that you? :laugh: He had a pager and he would look at it all the time like he had important business to attend to.

                        It was broke, so I fixed it.

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                          Mike?... Is that you? :laugh: He had a pager and he would look at it all the time like he had important business to attend to.

                          It was broke, so I fixed it.

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                          Mike Hankey
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                          don't tell anyone but In my early days your would have found me with a PP and a slide rule.

                          VS2010/AVR Studio 5.0 ToDo Manager Extension

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                            don't tell anyone but In my early days your would have found me with a PP and a slide rule.

                            VS2010/AVR Studio 5.0 ToDo Manager Extension

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                            Mike Hankey wrote:

                            PP and a slide rule

                            :doh: Mike Mike Mike... what did you just do?

                            It was broke, so I fixed it.

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                              OK, OK, I'll relent. Will this do?[^] :cool:

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                              Nagy Vilmos
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                              Mmm. Breakfast...


                              Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done. Drink. Get drunk. Fall over - P O'H OK, I will win to day or my name isn't Ethel Crudacre! - DD Ethel Crudacre I cannot live by bread alone. Bacon and ketchup are needed as well. - Trollslayer Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb - they're often *students*, for heaven's sake - Terry Pratchett

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                                Mike Hankey wrote:

                                PP and a slide rule

                                :doh: Mike Mike Mike... what did you just do?

                                It was broke, so I fixed it.

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                                I just noticed that....hahahahahaha

                                VS2010/AVR Studio 5.0 ToDo Manager Extension

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                                  I am currently doing a lot of copy-pasting between various documents in several different applications, and although I have tried a couple of clipboard managers, neither of them hit the spot. I don't mind coughing up some wonga for it, but it should be quick to use - say, like a drop-down list from the top of the screen showing the last dozen or so clips, but just the first one or two lines of each clip. I don't want something that takes up a lot of screen real estate all the time. Does anybody have any suggestions? A large amount of (virtual) bacon may be available as a reward. :)

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                                  I use ClipX, It's free and does the job. http://clipx.org

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                                  • C Chris C B

                                    I am currently doing a lot of copy-pasting between various documents in several different applications, and although I have tried a couple of clipboard managers, neither of them hit the spot. I don't mind coughing up some wonga for it, but it should be quick to use - say, like a drop-down list from the top of the screen showing the last dozen or so clips, but just the first one or two lines of each clip. I don't want something that takes up a lot of screen real estate all the time. Does anybody have any suggestions? A large amount of (virtual) bacon may be available as a reward. :)

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                                    I user ArsClip[^] It is old, stable, portable and keyboard driven.

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                                      Aaaargh! My virtual arteries!

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                                      Ditto is my piece of cake!!

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                                        I am currently doing a lot of copy-pasting between various documents in several different applications, and although I have tried a couple of clipboard managers, neither of them hit the spot. I don't mind coughing up some wonga for it, but it should be quick to use - say, like a drop-down list from the top of the screen showing the last dozen or so clips, but just the first one or two lines of each clip. I don't want something that takes up a lot of screen real estate all the time. Does anybody have any suggestions? A large amount of (virtual) bacon may be available as a reward. :)

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                                        georgebaker
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                                        Use ClipX, it remember as many as you want it too. Beside text it also remembers picture that is in the clipboard. Take a look here: http://bluemars.org/clipx

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                                          I am currently doing a lot of copy-pasting between various documents in several different applications, and although I have tried a couple of clipboard managers, neither of them hit the spot. I don't mind coughing up some wonga for it, but it should be quick to use - say, like a drop-down list from the top of the screen showing the last dozen or so clips, but just the first one or two lines of each clip. I don't want something that takes up a lot of screen real estate all the time. Does anybody have any suggestions? A large amount of (virtual) bacon may be available as a reward. :)

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                                          Member 2493768
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                                          I stay faithful to Clipmate (http://clipmate.com/[^]. Development's gone a bit quiet of late, but still the best for me.

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