benny said:
Is that so?
"ClipPlus v3.6 is an easy to use utility that enhances the Windows95
ClipBoard."
Not very recent stuff, apparently.
I'll stick to CLCL.
(
http://www.nakka.com/soft/clcl/index_eng.htm)
benny
CLCL looks interesting, although the Japanese screenshot is rather
off-putting. I already have a commercial program, but I'll take another look
at CLCL.
I also use CDD2, which makes two text files, one containing all plain text
clipboard entries, the other one of the URLs, which is useful for extracting
URLs from a document.
From the helpfile: <quote> CDD 2.0 is a freeware program written to enhance
the functionality of the Windows Clipboard. With CDD you can perform many
automatic operations around your clipboard when copying and pasting. First,
CDD can convert all data copied to the clipboard to plain text. This will,
for example and among many other things, prevent programs like MS Word from
going out to the net to retrieve text from a web page when all you wanted to
do was paste the plain text. CDD can log all data you copy to the
clipboard in plain text files. In addition to logging everything in a
variety of ways is an option to log just URL's and web links you copy to the
clipboard in separate logs. </quote>
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