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ClipAssist is for you if you don't want to make your customer feel that they're reading a standard letter but there are snippets of text that you have to type regularly; your address, your vat number, directions to your premises, answers to those frequently-asked questions...
Do you type them every time? Do you search for a document or old email and copy and paste from there?
I tried clipboard history applications and multi-clip applications but found that these didn't do exactly what I wanted.
ClipAssist will sit in the background and give you quick
Do you type them every time? Do you search for a document or old email and copy and paste from there?
I tried clipboard history applications and multi-clip applications but found that these didn't do exactly what I wanted.
ClipAssist will sit in the background and give you quick
What's New
Version 2.1
- Adds OSX 10.4 compatibility and support
- Small fixes
- - Fixes problem of hotkey settings not being saved under certain circumstances
- - Adds text to preferences pane emphasising that the hotkeys can only perform a copy to the clipboard, not a paste into another application
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 and later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 and later
ClipAssist User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:965 |
| Version Downloads:159 |
| Type:Business : Word Processing |
| License:Free |
| Date:30 Mar 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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ClipAssist is for you if you don't want to make your customer feel that they're reading a standard letter but there are snippets of text that you have to type regularly; your address, your vat number, directions to your premises, answers to those frequently-asked questions...
Do you type them every time? Do you search for a document or old email and copy and paste from there?
I tried clipboard history applications and multi-clip applications but found that these didn't do exactly what I wanted.
ClipAssist will sit in the background and give you quick access to those clips, in unstyled text so that you can paste anywhere with the minimum fuss.
Start up ClipAssist, press the [+] button, give it a name and paste in your first clip.
Do you type them every time? Do you search for a document or old email and copy and paste from there?
I tried clipboard history applications and multi-clip applications but found that these didn't do exactly what I wanted.
ClipAssist will sit in the background and give you quick access to those clips, in unstyled text so that you can paste anywhere with the minimum fuss.
Start up ClipAssist, press the [+] button, give it a name and paste in your first clip.
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