I've been using the Yankee Clipper III for a few months now and I'm really impressed. It's a great tool for quickly copying and pasting content between different programs, and I love the ability to save up to 200 items in history mode. The boilerplate mode is also really handy for storing data permanently. The interface is intuitive and easy to use, and I can easily view a list of all the items I have stored and their associated details. Highly recommended!
Yankee Clipper III is an excellent tool that saves all the content copied to the clipboard like text, pictures, rich text, and URLs. This allows you to paste the items saved into any application.
The program works in two modes: history and boilerplate mode, the main window shows them on the left. Each one includes text, pictures, rich text, all formats, and URLs categories. History mode has a limit of 200 saved items by category. When the 201th item is stored, the oldest item will be removed. Boilerplate mode is a permanent storage area. On the right side is the list of the items with their description, date, time, and parent. Below is the content of a selected object. From the configuration window you can set: run at windows startup, save history between sessions and set key shortcuts to open the main window or just check the global history without opening the main window. With this last option you can directly select any item and paste it from the actual window you are working. The program also installs an icon in the system tray that has a shortcut for the calendar utility that shows three windows of calendars that can be arranged by the month and year.
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