Publisher :Regina Date added : 20-Dec-2000 Rating : File size :
Unknown
Language :
English
License :
Shareware - Time Limit
Price : $ 24.95 OS :
Windows 98/NT/2000/ME/XP/VISTA
UpdateDate : 08-Jun-2007 Requirements :
No special requirements
Parallaxis WinClip's Information
WinClip is an inexpensive, well supported, flexible application, that works across all the applications, coexists with Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP and Word, Excel97/2000/XP. It permits creating an unlimited number of clipboards organized in banks named by the user, quick retrieveal of the contents of any clipboard, formats on clipboards that include HTML and various graphics formats. And it makes the native Word clipboard accessible as well. For anybody faced with the need to paste information repeatedly or reliably into anything from anything, it seems to be worth far more than its registration fee.
Featured in this version:
- Bonus Banks are really useful to anyone who likes to
chat using ICQ, MSN Messenger or any mail client.
- AutoCopy Bank will keep your last clips. You will never lose your
information again.
- Full Windows XP compatibility!
Other features:
- provides an unlimited instant-access full functional clipboards
- instant copying and pasting WITHOUT leaving the document
- wide range of text formatting routines
- supports all existing data formats
- full capabilities of clipboards viewing
- editing clipboard contents in text, picture and RTF formats
- provides ability to view the standard clipboards contents
- convenient clipboards organizing in banks which can be
instantly switched
- Personal Card feature allowing you instantly paste your personal data
- Network banks can be used in local area networks
- Export/Import of banks
Work with MS-Office documents faster and easier. Use WinClip for ICQ and chats!
Rating :
Cuckoo Clock application brings the Black Forest story of Cuckoo Clock crafting to a new extent. Cuckoo Clock is all your timekeeping needs in one package.
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