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PopCopy is a revolutionary way of copying and pasting using hotkeys and the menu bar. It aims to fix the issue of overlapping clipboard contents. Any images, text, or files you copy into the clipboard will go into the MenuBar. You can pull these back up by choosing it in the MenuBar, or with a hotkey combination you choose yourself. See the video.
What's New
Version 2.3: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
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PopCopy is a revolutionary way of copying and pasting using hotkeys and the menu bar. It aims to fix the issue of overlapping clipboard contents. Any images, text, or files you copy into the clipboard will go into the MenuBar. You can pull these back up by choosing it in the MenuBar, or with a hotkey combination you choose yourself. See the video.
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There is only one thing that bothers me, the inability to manage the stored clips nicely.
Developer, where art tho?
How about handing this product off if you don't want to maintain it? My company would be a good steward. This product does not deserve to die.
(williamc at macserve dot net)
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Cerniuk reviewed on 07 Sep 2008
Could do it better in some minor ways... would like a limit to the clipboards (say 20) to keep the storage file from getting too big for example.
I paid for this, got my serial number and cannot find it. I managed to dig thru an old backup and found the pref's file. Copying that into my new system and I am back in business. It really sucked being without PopCopy2 and it will happen again when this unsupported orphaned product becomes incompatible with the OS under 10.6 or 10.7 etc.
The developer must have been hit by a truck. Not a single response to emails. Is a shame. If it is not going to be supported, the developer should put the working project into source forge and declare it open source.
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Also, during the trial period, every five copies and it throws up a nagging "buy me" screen. Hey, I would if there was a way.
PopCopy runs fine on the iMac but will not mount on my G4 iBook with OS X 10.4xx If that isn't enough, it won't trash because it's running but where?? It doesn't show on the drive and won't quit.
Fuggetaboutit.
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globoamericano@gmail.com
Give it a shot, maybe it is still a working address.
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Neddy56456 reviewed on 16 Aug 2006
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/21604
mousemantp reviewed on 17 Jun 2006
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macsterdam reviewed on 17 Jun 2006
1) A preference setting that allows me to show more than 3 previews in the floating preview window (have a look at F10 launch studio or Exposé even!)
2) Allow setting the thumbnail size of the floating preview window.
3) More preview file-support (f.i. bmp etc)
Otherwise no complaints. Personally I think $14 is fair enough, but $ 9.99 my have a more positive psychological effect on potential buyers.
Keep up the good work.
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$12 is not miniscule for what looks like a one-trick pony.
Also the 'insta-5star' review posted here is suspect.
Me? Sorry, I'll stick with Butler. Unicode savvy clipboard buffer, iTunes remote, much more. And again _DONATION_ware.