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ClipX: Clipboard history manager for Windows

We've covered clipboard applications for OS X in the near past (well-nigh exhaustively), so it's only fair that Windows clipboard applications get a little love and affection.

ClipX is a handy little clipboard manager for Windows which allows you to copy multiple items to your clipboard, then pick and choose which one to paste, either through a mouse selection or use of a hotkey. ClipX allows you to copy both text and images.

ClipX abounds with customizable options:
  • Change how many items to remember on the clipboard (up to 1024, perhaps a number of significance for the developer)
  • Choose a sound to play when a clipboard entry is recorded
  • Enable multi-user or multi-session support
ClipX has plugin extensibility as well. Here are a few of the more useful ones:
ClipX is free, though donations are appreciated. Windows only.

[via Online Tech Tips]

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