Hi, Patrick, One of the main reasons I started using QS way back when (maybe 3 years ago) was because of the intuitive clipboard manager it offered. I had used CopyPaste until then. When I moved into Leopard, I couldn't get the Clipboard module to work anymore. By trial and error I discovered that I had to use an older version of QS (not sure which.... maybe ß53?) to activate the clipboard module and then return to the newest version (which I think might have been ß54 or ß55?) Since that time no problems. Not even after upgrading to SL and ß57 b3840. I know this may not really address the problem you are mentioning of not being able to get info in the clipboard history back into your docs, but perhaps if you deactivate the clipboard module and then open one of the old QS versions just to reactivate it, perhaps then it would work. I have a trigger (command-option-v) set up to activate the clipboard history window, after which I can simply hit the number of the clip I want. I also LOVE the way I can move the clipboard history window to an edge of the screen and it will close like a drawer so that all I have to do to open it (if I'd rather use the mouse) is move the cursor to that edge of the screen.
I have the same problem with the Shelf appearing on app quit, too. But only randomly. Mostly it doesn't happen, and sometimes it only appears instantaneously and then disappears again. I'd be interested to know if using and older QS to activate it works for you.
