101 Clips

The problem with Windows' default clipboard is that it can store only one item at a time, which drastically limits the control you have over your recent actions. 101 Clips comes with a solution that allows you to save up to 25 entries in the clipboard.

The interface of the application is based on a standard window that is divided into a yellow and white area. The first one preserves each clip that you copy, while the second section can be used to permanently keep these items.

You can create a new text, graphic, date/time or encrypted clip, paste clips to the cells in bulk mode, rename and highlight entries, as well as change the sheets and viewing mode.

You can use a search function, configure a year planner, clear the Windows system clipboard, turn off capturing, change the text font, backup and restore data, as well as import pictures as clips.

In the "Options" area you can set 101 Clips to automatically run at system startup, start minimized, stay on top of other applications and create graphic clips during file copying, not to mention configure the keyboard pasting method (e.g. paste letters shown vertically).

The simple-to-use tool requires a low amount of system CPU and memory, has a good response time and includes a help file. No errors have occurred during our testing and 101 Clips did not freeze or crash.

On an ending note, 101 Clips is a multi-clipboard manager that enables you to review all your recent actions without any difficulty. Its set of tools is rich enough for the purpose without being intricate in any way