Clipboard stacker for Win7?

[Bob O'Dyne]

Can anyone recommend a clipboard stacker for Win7? I've been using

Yankee Clipper since XP (if not before) but it's not being supported

and is showing its age...



--

Ann's Little Brother Bob

 

[Monty]

On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 12:25:31 +0300, Bob O'Dyne

wrote:



>Can anyone recommend a clipboard stacker for Win7? I've been using

>Yankee Clipper since XP (if not before) but it's not being supported

>and is showing its age...



I have been using a text editor, NoteTab Light, for some time. This is

a freeware program which includes a clipboard stacker, called

PasteBoard.



If you go this route, just create a document called pasteboard.txt and

then in the Document menu, choose "use as pasteboard". You need to

have NoteTab Light running and then anytime you use Ctl-C the

selection is copied to the pasteboard.



NoteTab Light is available from www.notetab.com

 

[LouB]

Monty wrote:

> On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 12:25:31 +0300, Bob O'Dyne

> wrote:

>

>> Can anyone recommend a clipboard stacker for Win7? I've been using

>> Yankee Clipper since XP (if not before) but it's not being supported

>> and is showing its age...

>

> I have been using a text editor, NoteTab Light, for some time. This is

> a freeware program which includes a clipboard stacker, called

> PasteBoard.

>

> If you go this route, just create a document called pasteboard.txt and

> then in the Document menu, choose "use as pasteboard". You need to

> have NoteTab Light running and then anytime you use Ctl-C the

> selection is copied to the pasteboard.

>

> NoteTab Light is available from www.notetab.com



ClipMagic at http://www.clipmagic.com/ Its free

 

[rak]

Check out this article on CNet. It might help you.



http://news.cnet.com/8301-13880_3-10457256-68.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=TheDownloadBlog



"Bob O'Dyne" wrote in message

news:ua2bs5ptb9q2s7aktvso4u2lv0qpom5h95@4ax.com...

> Can anyone recommend a clipboard stacker for Win7? I've been using

> Yankee Clipper since XP (if not before) but it's not being supported

> and is showing its age...

>

> --

> Ann's Little Brother Bob

 

[Scott]

LouB wrote:

> Monty wrote:

>> On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 12:25:31 +0300, Bob O'Dyne

>> wrote:

>>

>>> Can anyone recommend a clipboard stacker for Win7? I've been using

>>> Yankee Clipper since XP (if not before) but it's not being supported

>>> and is showing its age...

>>

>> I have been using a text editor, NoteTab Light, for some time. This is

>> a freeware program which includes a clipboard stacker, called

>> PasteBoard.

>>

>> If you go this route, just create a document called pasteboard.txt and

>> then in the Document menu, choose "use as pasteboard". You need to

>> have NoteTab Light running and then anytime you use Ctl-C the

>> selection is copied to the pasteboard.

>>

>> NoteTab Light is available from www.notetab.com

>

> ClipMagic at http://www.clipmagic.com/ Its free



I use M8 free clipboard:

http://m8software.com/clipboards/freeclip/freeclip.htm

 

[Zaidy036]

In article ,

bob@anodyne.nul.which.is.quite.invalid says...

>

> Can anyone recommend a clipboard stacker for Win7? I've been using

> Yankee Clipper since XP (if not before) but it's not being supported

> and is showing its age...



I use the free Ditto on 64 bit Win 7 Home Premium



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

 

[Trimble Bracegirdle]

Thanks all . I needed this help to as the SMARTBOARD prog I've been

using since Win 95 & which has struggled through all the WIN versions since

has now been defeated by WIN 7 64 bit.

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(='.'=)

(")_(") mouse ( & No Long Filenames in That)

 

[Yousuf Khan]

Scott wrote:

> I use M8 free clipboard:

> http://m8software.com/clipboards/freeclip/freeclip.htm



I second the nomination, this is a really good software and free too.



Yousuf Khan