Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Freeware
Supercharge your Windows clipboard with Clipdiary
by Brad Linder Feb 8th 2008 at 9:00AM
Once Clipdiary is running, every time you hit Ctrl+C, a copy of the information you're copying is saved to a Clipdiary database. If you hit the print screen button, you can also save images as BMP files. You can bring up your database by hitting Ctrl+D or clicking the Clipdiary icon in your taskbar.
You can preview information stored in the database by clicking on the entry in your clipboard, but there's no way to preview images, which are unhelpfully labeled "image." If you want to paste text or an image into a new file, just double click on the entry or single-click and then click the copy button.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Steve said 9:29AM on 2-08-2008
Ive been using ClipCache Pro Clipboard Extender for years.
It does it all ...... text, graphics, hyperlinks etc.
I could never live without it.
Allows you to create folders of clips for different projects.
highly recommended.
http://www.xrayz.co.uk/clipcache/?page=default
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Holly said 10:19AM on 2-08-2008
I use Clipboard Recorder - it's so easy to use, I can't live without it.
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