Advanced Clipboard 1.1

Whats new in version 1.1:
Fix some bugs

Publisher review:
One Windows clipboard is not enough for you?
Advanced Clipboard allows you to create 15 independent clipboards and work with each of them separately. It means that you can paste information from any of the clipboards to any application at any moment. You can also view the clipboard contents that won?t be lost even if you restart Windows. The program also has a "smart clipboard" system that automatically adjusts to the actions you perform and allows working without activating the menu.
Advanced Clipboard supports all formats of the Clipboard.
The main features of the program are:
Support of 15 additional clipboards;
The "smart clipboard" system;
Viewing the contents of each clipboard;
Support of data compression (up to 30 times).
Requirements:
Windows

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003

Limitations:
Expires in 30 days

Release notes:
Major Update

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