Well despite being a pretty good app and very handy especially for Outlook, Outlook Express and Windows Mail users, I believe that exactly as the UNINSTALLER tools, such a kind of "field" (clipboard apps) is pretty much saturated nowadays, meaning there's no need to pay anything for this anymore....

What do you make of it, dudes??

- PORTABLE DITTO 3.18.24.0 (oh yeah, because PORTABLE is BETTER!!)

With this awesome FREE tool, any type of data that can be put on the clipboard (text, images, html, custom formats) is ENCRYPTED when sent over the network.

And, like SUVI’S GLOBAL CLIPBOARD (see link below), it can also keep multiple computer’s clipboards in SYNC!!

http://ditto-cp.sourceforge.net/

Screenshots.
http://www.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/Windows-Portable-Applications-Portable-Ditto-Screenshot-100348.html

- ClipCube (formerly Clipbox)
http://clipcube.wikispaces.com/

- CLIPBOARD MASTER 2.3.2 (it stores texts, pictures and files copied to the clipboard with an impressive array of options)

http://www.jumpingbytes.com/en/clipboard-master.html

Screenshots:
http://www.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/Clipboard-Master-Screenshot-176525.html

- CLIPBOARD MANAGER 1.0.0.0 (it stores TEXT & IMAGES with ease)
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Clipboard/Dragonphase-Clipboard-Manager.shtml

- GET PLAIN TEXT 1.0 (it removes unwanted formatting from the clipboard in less than one second!!)

http://clipdiary.com/getplaintext/?s=internetshortcut&utm_nooverride=1

- CLIP PAD 2.0 (it copies text, images, HTML and even sections of Word, Excel and PowerPoint docs through a powerful drag&drop function)

http://www.clippad995.com/index.html

Screenshots:
http://www.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/ClipPad995-Screenshot-113654.html

- CLIPBOARDIC (it shares the clipboard data between multiple computers on your local network)

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/clipboardic.html

Finally, there is also a very cool FREE APP that automatically syncronizes your copied & pasted data from one computer to another by using Peer-to-Peer technology!!

Here you go, dudes:

- SUVI’S GLOBAL CLIPBOARD 0.3
http://www.suvi.org/projects/globalclipboard.html


Enjoy!!

Giovanni  –  11 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+155)

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The early voting is probably unnecessarily negative. People who haven't tried them don't realize how useful clipboard extenders are. Since I'm using ClipMate, I won't be changing, but Spartan has some very interesting features. The good clipboard extenders all have different feature sets, pick the one that suits you.

Fubar  –  11 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+87)

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I've used Spartan in earlier days. It was very good and useful. Nowadays, I use the free Ditto - which is also a very nice multi-clipboard tool.

Roger  –  11 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+51)

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This is good software for what it does. For those that already use a clipboard manager, you may not be willing to try it. But for those that are in the market for this, it could be your lucky day. Take a look at this page for some very informative video tutorials..

http://m8software.com/clipboards/spartan/demo/index.htm

As always thank you so much to the GAOTD team for your efforts and thank you to the publisher, M8 Software, for your offering.

dadams  –  11 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+36)

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@ M8 Software people.

I hadn't noticed the IdeaInformer had a limit (they let you happily type along without any warning), so my "suggestion" is quite useless. Here it is again in full length:

Well, you see this kind of software (I use Ditto) is very helpful because it also helps my failing memory. I'll definitely give this one a try because of the extended features. You guys at M8 Software do have very good video tutorials and they are nice introductions to the various aspects of the program. But that's where it ends for me: since I instantly forget what I just saw, they do not help me when I use the program. You see, I'm already 72 ;-) and suffered a devastating burn-out that ended my career at 64 ;-(. People in my condition and , I guess, most 'aging' people are in need of some form of 'written' tutorials. Whenever I have a piece of software that has no downloadable 'document', but only offers online tutorials, I'll copy all the tiny pieces (via Ditto) and reassemble them in a formatted illustrated document I can usually refer too at any time and even print if necessary , which I try to avoid - that's the greener part of me. With video's this is very cumbersome and, worse, you mostly have to walk through the whole thing to find that little detail you were missing. Thanks for helping this 'old' guy...

@ cadam: as you can see from what I wrote here, this kind of software is just very helpful to create and edit that doc file...

FrancisV  –  11 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+34)

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