04 Feb 2009
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Type: Time limited demo
Platform: Windows XP, Windows Vista
Manufacturer: Thornsoft Development
Size: 5.4MB
Number of Downloads: 903
Price: $34.95
ClipMate is a nifty program that stores absolutely everything you copy, whether it's text, graphics, spreadsheet data or anything else. If it can be copied ClipMate will save it to its own clipboard.
You can then simply access this clipboard at any time and browse, either by title or date, for the item you need. Each item can be previewed to ensure you have the right file.
Clipboard contents you wish to keep indefinitely can be added to a 'safe' folder, which prevents deletion without confirmation. Any item placed into ClipMate's trash can is available until deleted from there.
Copied text can be edited in numerous ways within ClipMate, including appending clips together, converting case, removing line breaks, performing a spellcheck, and even cleaning text by stripping characters.
It also has a screen capture tool for capturing any area or object on-screen. Captures are stored alongside the other ClipMate contents and can be exported as BMP or JPEG files for use in graphics applications.
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Clipmate 7 (and before that, Clipmate 6) is one of 3 utilities that I like and use most, the other being, Ghisler's the Total Commander,and Inachis' E-backup. I do not know how a serious computing addict can exist without them.
Posted by: Zeev Schor 13 Feb 2006