


This tool is geared mainly towards stripping all formatting - including HTML code - from copied text, ensuring you can paste it quickly and simply into your target application. It also supports a wide range of formats, has a built-in thumbnail preview and comes in a portable version for USB flash drives. Organise favourite clips into folders and even save them as standalone files.ĭitto's main unique selling point is its ability to synchronise clipboards on multiple PCs across a network (the connection is encrypted for security's sake). This clipboard manager's unique selling point is its support for fragments of text and graphics (referred to as "clips"), support for a wide variety of formats, and its clipboard viewing and editing facilities, which works with images as well as text.

It also doubles as a screen capture utility, capable of grabbing the entire screen or an active window using the or + keys. This tool is capable of storing up to 25 text snippets or images at a time, and rolling your mouse over each entry reveals a thumbnail or the text in question. Individual entries can be edited, and files dragged and dropped on to the taskbar to add their full path name to the clipboard, but no media formats are supported. MiniCLIP works best as a floating taskbar - from here you can add items to the clipboard in the usual way, or drag and drop text from supported applications to and from the taskbar to copy and paste. It handles a wide array of formats, including images, RichText and HTML, and doesn't require any installation. First, you can permanently store and catalogue selected clipboard entries - perfect for repetitive tasks like filling forms (helped with a form filling mode for pasting multiple entries at once). If you're after features over footprints, ArsClip has a vast array to tempt you.
