Clipboard Managers

Here are a cuouple of links to free Clipboard Managers which I have found to be quite effective and useful.
Both are free to download and use, and make life easier for you to 'recall' the information you have 'cut' from different sources. I find them particularly useful for editting files and tracking the changes you have made while modifying css and html files. Just backtrack through the list of recent clips in the manager to see the changes you have made in order to return to a previous state.
Both of these are multi-purpose. Multi-clip, for instance, retains a seperate list of URL's you have 'cut', so you can easily go back to a site without accessing the History on your Browser or perhaps if you have changed Browsers and want to access the same page in another Browser, just recall the list of recently cut URL's and paste the one you need in the new Browser. Multi-clip also has a built-in calculator and several other useful features.
Note that you should only install one of these Clipboard Managers at a time since they both capture the same event-handler and they get all confused if you try to run both at the same time.

Multi-Clip Clipboard Manager can be found here: http://www.mediachance.com/
Yankee Clipper here: http://www.intelexual.com/products/YC3/

Thanks, i really wanted to try one of this before but i just forgot to do it, and this topic just helped me remember it.

Besides, any clipboard manager fron the net is better then the windows default one, but, this ones are really attractive to use, at least to try.

When i work with a word/text editor, with so many copy and cut commands, it drives me crazy sometimes, a manager would help me a lot.

This post has been edited by Lyon2: Apr 4 2007, 07:22 PM