Clipboard
Manager automatically monitors all changes in the clipboard and
saves these changes in the clipboard history.
All data is automatically saved to the hard disk. You can specify
any number of fragments to be saved without slowing down the
performance. 100 fragments are saved by default.
Clipboard Manager supports
all known data
formats.
By default, the
Win+Ins shortcut opens the Clipboard Manager
window.
The following information is displayed for each saved fragment:
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Brief
fragment contents: some text or an image.
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The
icon of the fragment format the way it is defined in your system.
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The
icon of the application the fragment was copied to the clipboard
from.
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Brief
additional information for each fragment according to its format.
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The
list of all formats the fragment can be used in.
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To paste the selected fragment into the current application, select
it in the list or press its numeric shortcut key: 0..9.
All information is copied to the clipboard in several formats at
once so you can select the format you want to use. To paste the
currently selected fragment in a certain format, select the
necessary format in the Paste as list or press the shortcut
letter key: A..Z. For instance, you can paste RTF text in the TEXT
format.
See the Clipboard
Manager section for the Clipboard Manager settings.
Keyboard shortcuts
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Ins
– Paste the selected fragment.
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Ctrl+D
– Add the selected fragment to Favorites.
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Del
– Delete the selected fragment.
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Ctrl+Up
Arrow – Move the selected fragment up.
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Ctrl+Down
Arrow – Move the selected fragment down.
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Ctrl+I
– Open Favorites.
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0..9
– Paste the selected fragment using specified format.
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Clipboard formats
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UNICODETEXT
- Unicode text (plain, double-byte). Used to represent data
regardless of character set. May be useful in Non-English
languages.
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TEXT
- Plain text, with no formatting. This is the most universally
accepted clipboard format.
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RTF
- Rich Text Format, used by word processors (like MS Word,
OpenOffice) to exchange text with font, style, color and other
attributes.
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HTML
- Usually from an internet browser. The HTML clipboard format
allows a fragment of raw HTML text and its context to be stored on
the clipboard as ASCII. This allows the context of the HTML
fragment, which consists of all preceding surrounding tags, to be
examined by an application so that the surrounding tags of the HTML
fragment can be noted with their attributes. Although it is up to
applications to decide how to interpret such fragments, some basic
guidelines are included here based on IE4/MSHTML implementations.
Images included by reference only, not actually part of the data.
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HDROP
- Identifies a list of files.
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ENHMETAFILE
- Vector drawings and pictures (Enhanced Metafile).
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METAFILEPICT
- Similar to ENHMETAFILE, but older (Windows Metafile Picture).
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BITMAP
- Windows Bitmap - universal interchange with other graphic
programs.
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DIB
- Consists of two distinct parts: a structure describing the
dimensions and colors of the bitmap, and an array of bytes defining
the pixels of the bitmap.
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DIBV5
- Similar to DIB, but newer version 5.
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TIFF
- Tagged-image file format.
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SYLK
- Microsoft Symbolic Link (SYLK) format.
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WAVE
- Represents audio data in one of the standard wave formats, such
as 11 kHz or 22 kHz Pulse Code Modulation (PCM).
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RIFF
- Represents audio data more complex than can be represented in a
standard wave format.
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Tips and tricks
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You
can protect your data with a strong 448-bit Blowfish
encryption. Nobody will access your stored data without your
secret password.
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The
size of the Clipboard Manager window is determined automatically
depending on the screen resolution and you can move the window to
any position and its position will be saved.
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