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I too would highly recommend this app (it's for Windows by the way). It has made several things much easier - for one, I can now copy the different parts of a p
by sundarurfriend 18y ago
I too would highly recommend this app (it's for Windows by the way). It has made several things much easier - for one, I can now copy the different parts of a post (here or at proggit) at a go before replying, and paste them one by one as I need to cite them.
It can also save your file copy operations, so you can copy the same set of files to different places at a go and do many other things you wish Windows had native support for.
- pasbesoin 18y agoI use a similar program, Ditto (Windows only). Ditto is very configurable, including allowing one to specify what clipboard formats are captured. It uses SQLite for the datastore and supports searching of the clip history. I agree with the parent; a clipboard manager is great for assembling information while minimizing context switches. In particular, I've worked in environments offering rather limited screen real estate. In those, Ditto helps keep me from overdosing on Alt-Tab. It's also useful for parking "I may need this" snippets for longer term reference. With the search facility, as long as I remember some aspect of the snippet, it's usually only a second or three away from my fingers.