Clipomatic for Windows

User Reviews

• Best clipboard tool ever: mouse unneeded, and compact

  ddhhh12/25/2011

  Pros

  - Small - Well designed - Ease to use

  Cons

  - Doesn't save temporary buffers on Logoff since Windows XP - Like others, it can stop feeding buffer when you overload Windows Vista or 7.

  Summary

  A Must

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• Terrific little program.

  mike-on-the-costa3/11/2010

  Pros

  It does what it says. Very easy to use.

  Cons

  Won't copy pictures (eg jpg)

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• I Love this Software Tool

  ChrisA9513112/10/2009

  Pros

  Ease of use and custom editing

  Cons

  Hard to find to download

  Summary

  I have been using this for the past several years. I find it hard to live without it.

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• Excellent for Coding

  MrWebAuthor5/10/2008

  Pros

  I'm from the old school, and I do about all of my web design in a text editor. This little tool allows me to set up clip sets with specifically saved scripts. Whenever I'm editing certain types of code, I can load that particular clip set, and I have all my codes right there. Talk about saving time, this tool does it!

  Cons

  I can't think of any.

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• Good for US users

  dvnitycker1/10/2008

  Pros

  It's cool, stores clipped material and you can access it later

  Cons

  No unicode support -- letters like ? and ? (Central and Eastern European) display as ?

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• No permanent clipset

  jhelberg8/18/2007

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• Perfect and almost simple. Wait, no, other way around.

  TheKitchenSink3/13/2007

  Pros

  Pretty much everything. Check this out: When this program is running, (and you can choose to make it do so on startup via the settings dialog) it adds a little icon to the system tray. Whenever you copy text, be it Ctrl+C or menu, it is stored into the clipboard. Note that this is not stored into the cache, as it's still on your actual clipboard (though the author thought ahead and created a "flush current item" command, to move it to the cache). Anyways, now, the one that you just stored on your clipboard can be pasted via the old Ctrl+V. But, with this utility, upon pressing Ctrl+Alt+V, it displays a dropdown menu (like a right click) of the one on your clipboard and everything in your cache. You can choose to delete what is in your cache. There's also a clipset editor, which allows you to change the order of the cached items (the first ten can be accessed on the dropdown with the number keys), delete items, and even edit them. It's really quite exquisite.

  Cons

  That WoodyK9 doesn't know what he's talking about, and is probably too confused to use the clipboard anyways. (It can store up to 64 clips in one cache, and you can save "clipsets," which are permanent caches that you can load and unload at any time. If you really for some reason want to save absolutely everything you've ever copied, this utility can do it. In bits in pieces.)

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• Very small and efficient everyday tool

  francomo5/31/2006

  Pros

  It is very useful tool that records several iteration of the copy function, meaning you can past back something even after copying something else after. You can also set it to offer a choice of often used texts for quick paste access to them.

  Cons

  I have to restart it once in a while because it won't record the clipboard anymore.

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• Only useful for a very few clips

  WoodyK93/1/2006

  Pros

  Cons

  When you activate it to paste back something youve copied, there is just a single popup list - quite useless if you want to save hundreds of clips

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• Once in a while you find a gem, this one is a diamond

  mjbuell6/23/2005

  Pros

  Very low system overhead. <p>Installs on tray by default. <p>Allows me to have lists of things I copy and paste often, great for what I do. <p>The hot key combo is programmable, so in case the default Ctrl+Alt+V conflicts with an existing program, you can change it. <p>Super simple to use !!

  Cons

  I have not found one

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