I also use a similar shareware utility called "clipcache". I'll never go back to the Windows clipboard. It was reviewed in Personal Computing or PC magazine about a year ago by Steve Bass. Also use "PrintScreenWorks" by Silver lake Technology. Captures full or active screens, you can annotate, print, email, export to bitmaps, etc. Way cool.
>>I have been using a great utility clipboard replacement for Windows called "CLIPMATE" which is a shareware program you can download and evaluate from there website "www.thornsoft.com" .<<
