Help Bill !

[Head Guru 19]

Hey,

 

I am looking for a windows prog that will give me the ability to have multiple pastes availble from a right click of my mouse.

 

So if I copy 5 things to a clipboard, I want to right click and choose from one of the five things.

 

Any one?

[SEO 0]

If you don't get an answer... try one of these:

 

http://www.ttuga.com/software/51/multi-clipboard.html

 

Let us know if you find one you like.

[DarqFlare 0]

Heh, all I know is that MS Office has a big clipboard thing... btu that's about all I know.

[arvind 0]

Robert Office XP has a massive clipboard but that's only available for inside Office not out !

http://www.techtv.com/callforhelp/freefile...3373652,00.html have a look at that something similar to office xp clipboard for everything else !

[Madmanmcp 0]

Clipboard Magic

 

http://www.cyber-matrix.com/clipmag.html#screen

[Madmanmcp 0]

Since you seem to be hunting for "tools" to help your productivity here is another one you might be able to use. I use it here in the NOC. Its a virtual desktop program called GoScreen. I run maybe 25-30 programs at one time and found it difficult managing and finding the ones I needed from the taskbar.

 

This program allows me to organize multiple programs into multiple "desktops" and I can keep them open fullscreen or minimized. Each taskbar only contains the buttons for the programs running on that desktop.

 

http://home.eol.ca/~andgur/software/goscreen.html

[Alan 0]

Hmm Bill,

 

 

Look around at VoodooFiles.com, They have alot of neat little tweaks and tools, but some of them are not free though, I think most of them are.

[Madmanmcp 0]

Here's a "list" of several clipboard programs.

 

http://lists.gpick.com/pages/Clipboard_Tools.htm

[TCH-Bruce 16]

Here is another lost of clipboard tools.

 

http://www.snapfiles.com/freeware/system/fwclipoard.html

[Deverill 0]

Bill,

I've been using ClipMate for years and it's a great tool for what you want. It will either work as a regular clipboard or as a powerclip which means you mark a starting point in the history of what has been clipped, a direction and when you paste-paste-paste it moves through the list until you stop or it gets to the end.

 

It's been a lifesaver to me and it's not expensive ($25 for d/l version). They're up to version 6.1 so it's stable too. The link is http://www.thornsoft.com/index.htm