Clipdiary

Clipdiary

Clipdiary provides access to long-forgotten items saved to your clipboard. While the program functions extremely well, certain things could have made this program better.

The program’s interface is slightly confusing, but not impossible to manage. Most people will want to take a trip to the Help file to start off, since there is little direction given as to how to manage the clipboard. Luckily, a little experimentation helped a great deal. Operating the program proved equally confusing, but was extremely effective. Items are stored on a long clipboard that simply keeps track of every picture or piece of text ever copied. Users can search through them and then copyand paste them wherever necessary. This process was fairly simple, but we foresee difficulty once a high number of items occupy the clipboard. While a brief description is given for each item, we would have liked to see a record of the date it was placed on the clipboard to help keep everything organized. The program doesn’t offer very many features beyond its basic function; however, its hot-key option is nice, which lets people set their own key commands to speed up the entire copy and paste process.

While Clipdiary is often clumsy and initially difficult to manage, we feel that it performs its intended duty well and may benefit people who cut and paste a great deal of information.

Clipdiary is a powerful clipboard manager, which records every piece of data that goes to the Windows clipboard, meaning that you can easily retrieve any information that was once copied to the clipboard.

How often do you copy/paste data? Perhaps, hundreds of times a day, just like me.

If you have never lost information stored in the clipboard, you are very lucky. Most likely, though, it happened more than once that you were trying to paste a piece of text, but something different was pasted instead – that’s because the standard Windows clipboard just overwrites clipboard contents each time you copy something

I hated the problem, so I’ve made this cute program, Clipdiary Free. It is a free clipboard history manager that works almost like a time machine, because it lets you see what was in the clipboard a long time ago.

As soon as you install it, you can forget about the copy/paste problem! Moreover, there’s a nice clipboard diary at your disposal, so you can view clipboard history and retrieve any data that was in the clipboard some time ago.

Read the Clipdiary Full version description in English, Danish, French, German, Polish, Russian, Spanish.

Clipdiary is available in: Arabic, Bosnian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese(Brazilian), Romanian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish(Mexican), Turkish

• Clipdiary monitors the clipboard and automatically saves its contents to the clipboard history
• Work with text, links, images, files, and all other clipboard formats
• Supports Starred Clips and Labels. Mark clips as important and use Labels to organize them into folders
• Snippets – often used text templates for quick pasting.
• The clipboard history remains between reboots
• You can retrieve the data stored in the clipboard history whenever you need to, even after many years
• Database encryption support (AES-256)