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ClipPreserver Lite
Think of ClipPreserver Lite as a life preserver for your Clipboard: ClipPreserver Lite automatically preserves the contents of the Clipboard when you shutdown or restart your computer. When you start/restart your computer, ClipPreserver Lite automatically restores your Clipboard's previous contents.
With ClipPreserver Lite installed, you don't have to worry about losing any data that is on your Clipboard but forget to save.
Also, ClipPreserver Lite works in the background and doesn't take up any space on your display/Desktop.
ClipPreserver Lite is freeware, so you do not have to pay anything to use ClipPreserver Lite, and I hope that you enjoy using it. Download ClipPreserver Lite
ClipPreserver
ClipPreserver also is a life preserver for your Clipboard, and it also automatically preserves the contents of the Clipboard when you shutdown or restart your computer. When you start/restart your computer, ClipPreserver automatically restores your Clipboard's previous contents.
Additionally, ClipPreserver automatically will preserve and restore the contents of your Clipboard when you have a system crash -- even when it's a serious crash. When you restart your computer, the contents of the Clipboard automatically will be restored.
With ClipPreserver installed, you don't have to worry about either losing data that's on your Clipboard but forget to save prior to restarting/shutting down your system or that is on the Clipboard when you experience a crash.
ClipPreserver also has a ClipCleaner feature. From ClipPreserver's "Clipboard" menu, you instantly can clear the contents of your Clipboard.
ClipPreserver works in the background and doesn't take up any space on your display/Desktop. ClipPreserver costs only $9.95. To order ClipPreserver, please click here: Order ClipPreserver
Special pricing for site licenses is available
for ClipPreserver. For
information about obtaining a site license, please email me
at:
steve@macease.com
Requirements
A Macintosh computer with System 10.1 or later (including Jaguar and Panther); a PPC or Intel processor
Questions? Comments? I would like to hear from
you!
© 2004 by Steve Becker. All rights reserved.