Every time a bit of text or an image is copied or cut and pasted, be it to
another part of the same document or into a different program entirely, it
temporarily disappears into the Windows Clipboard.
It’s an efficient system, reliable and easy to use, with only one obvious
drawback – it’s only possible to keep one thing in the Clipboard at a time.
Recent versions of Microsoft Office have included a clipboard function that’s
able to store multiple items, but for those who don’t use Office, or want to use
other programs alongside it, that’s not much use.
Enter Yankee Clipper, a free program that’s able to store hundreds of
different items in its clipboard, either temporarily or permanently, so they can
be re-used repeatedly.
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