iClip is the premier multiple-clipboard and scrapbook tool that enables you to keep a history of almost anything you copy, instead of only the last thing.
iClip was designed to be accessed as simply as the Mac's Dock: just move your cursor to the side of the screen and iClip pops out for instant use.
Get things into and out of iClip with hotkeys, drag-and-drop, or just 1-click.
Organize your stored clips into multiple sets and have them ready to paste in an instant.
Imagine having common email replies, logos and signatures,
iClip was designed to be accessed as simply as the Mac's Dock: just move your cursor to the side of the screen and iClip pops out for instant use.
Get things into and out of iClip with hotkeys, drag-and-drop, or just 1-click.
Organize your stored clips into multiple sets and have them ready to paste in an instant.
Imagine having common email replies, logos and signatures,
What's New
Version 5.1.3:
- Right-click in Bins works again.
- Action menu commonds for files (Open, Show) now work on all files in a bin, not just on the first item.
- File Alias clippings can now be made into plain text by removing the file reference and leaving the file name(s) in the bin.
- Fixes two reported crashes.
- Improved Help.
- Note that this App Store version does not run on OS X 10.6.8 any more. For a solution, follow the "iClip Support" link.
Version 5.1.3:
- Right-click in Bins works again.
- Action menu commonds for files (Open, Show) now work on all files in a bin, not just on the first item.
- File Alias clippings can now be made into plain text by removing the file reference and leaving the file name(s) in the bin.
- Fixes two reported crashes.
- Improved Help.
- Note that this App Store more...
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, OS X 10.6 or later
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iClip is the premier multiple-clipboard and scrapbook tool that enables you to keep a history of almost anything you copy, instead of only the last thing.
iClip was designed to be accessed as simply as the Mac's Dock: just move your cursor to the side of the screen and iClip pops out for instant use.
Get things into and out of iClip with hotkeys, drag-and-drop, or just 1-click.
Organize your stored clips into multiple sets and have them ready to paste in an instant.
Imagine having common email replies, logos and signatures, code-snippets, and more just a single click or keyboard shortcut away!
iClip was designed to be accessed as simply as the Mac's Dock: just move your cursor to the side of the screen and iClip pops out for instant use.
Get things into and out of iClip with hotkeys, drag-and-drop, or just 1-click.
Organize your stored clips into multiple sets and have them ready to paste in an instant.
Imagine having common email replies, logos and signatures, code-snippets, and more just a single click or keyboard shortcut away!
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Eveningclouds reviewed on 08 Mar 2014
http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/contact
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Mar6473 reviewed on 29 Dec 2013
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http://d.pr/i/2OVV/3HAogin6
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See iClip Help, esp. "Preferences" (-> look for "More Options….") and "Miscellaneous" (-> "Sharing Clippings" and "Shortcuts").
iClip can now also remember more than one file if you select and Copy files in Finder.
And to rearrange items in a Clip Set, you can not only swap items as before but also move them between two items now.
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Do you know how to register the Media Catalog Software? If you have a serial number handy it would help a lot. Thanks for anything you can do
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Stevie24 reviewed on 21 Feb 2013
The developer is very responsive.
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Macoholic reviewed on 04 Dec 2012
I have used this in OS X 10.5, 10.6 and now in 10.7.5 Lion = all good for me. I am running it on a MacPro 2,1 = ymmv.
Sometimes it pops up when I move my pointer too far, that's just a minor aggravation.
Now I only turn it off if I watch full screen video so it doesn't pop up. [I may try it with screen captures, but that is not really important to me]
When I do not have it activated, I usually miss having it ready.
I recommend testing a demo first, but it is an excellent add-on app for me with lots of options built in.
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Mar6473 reviewed on 04 Nov 2012
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It's true that we're not able to bring retina graphics to iClips at this point. When we acquired the app and brought it back to life, we couldn't have have anticipated Retina graphics.
Beyond that, the app works wonderfully on Lion and Mountain Lion and we continue to add new features.
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Foulger reviewed on 04 Aug 2012
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Gregory Linton reviewed on 31 May 2012
Suggested use: I use sets to keep brand logos and sub brand logos and then they are instantly available to me in illustrator, inDesign, Photoshop, Keynote and many more in their vector form.
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Lvdoc reviewed on 15 Jan 2012
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Llprice reviewed on 18 Dec 2011
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I have a B&W souped with with an 800 mhz ZIF, 1 gb RAM, and an ATI Radeon Mac Edition (PCI) graphics card. Am using 10.4.2.
(I know, it's probably my fault!)
This is the first I'm hearing of any problem like this occurring. Please report this problem directly so that we can get a better idea of what could be happening on your system.
John Casasanta
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Wio76 rated on 11 Apr 2014
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