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CopyPaste is the original, one and only award winning multiple clipboard editor and archival utility. Along with iKey and iClock, CopyPaste it is one of the 3 essential utilities for OS X.
CopyPaste is essential for beginners, writers, editors, graphic designers, lawyers, students, home businesses, digital photographers, anyone who uses the clipboard.
CopyPaste is a digital hub for clipboard material and many other kinds of data. It is easy to use, saves time and allows you to do less and accomplish more. Try it and see how critical a clipboard manager is for Macintosh OS X.
Once upon a time operating systems had no interapplication communication. Then along came the Mac and one of its incredible features was the clipboard which allowed you to copy an item from one application then open another and paste. That was revolutionary in 1985 but now it is the next century and copying and pasting in the Mac OS has not evolved any further - even in the modern OS X. How many times have you found yourself switching back and forth between applications copying one item at a time, wishing that you could copy not just one but two or more items at a time?
With CopyPaste all clipboard material is available by:
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Hotkey (command c and any number 0 - 9)
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Menu
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Palette (clip sets or clip recorder)
Certain terms and expressions are used for various features within CopyPaste. It might be helpful to remember them and understand the meaning.
- Clip
- is a copied object, e.g. a snippet of text
- Clipboard
- is the container for a clip
- Clip Set
- is the container for ten lasting clips
- Clip Recorder
- is the container for temporary clips on a stack
- Clip Archive
- is a collection of clips in a file
- Clip Editor
- is used to view and change clips
- Clipboard Tools
- are tools which work in every program via the clipboard
- yType
- typing assistant, typing expansion from abbreviations, inline calculator
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