Clipboard Help+Spell

Clipboard Help+Spell 2.46

It is an efficient and lightweight clipboard history utility

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Main Interface
Latest version 2.46.1
Developer DonationCoder.com
Freeware Absolutely free
Mac No version
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Clipboard Help+Spell is a useful clipboard manager. The program watches your keystrokes activity, and enables you to browse all of your old and newly saved clipboard texts. In addition, you can sort them into folders, add them to your favorites, and move them to the program's special recycle panel.

The program has many advanced features, such as the ability to spell-check your clipboard text and perform spelling correction. Plus, you can perform different operations on the saved text, like replacing strings, trimming, formatting, cutting, or adding new text to it. Additionally, you can stop capturing clipboard text, and resume whenever you wish.

The program stores your clips on a database, enabling you to perform complex SQL-based searches and apply filters. You can also create multiple backups of your clipboard database, and restore any one at any time. The user interface of the program is excellent, too; it has beautiful icons, and XP Explorer-like navigation. It also provides you with nice balloon tips for every notification.

One of the main disadvantages of this program is that it hangs sometimes while copying large pieces of text to your clipboard. In addition, the author claims the program is freeware, while it's actually not, as you only get a free key (after forum registration) that will expire after 6 months, and the nagging "enter licensing information" window will keep appearing unless you make a donation. But in brief, it's worth your donation!

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Mark Adeeb
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Pros

  • Hotkeys functionality
  • Unlimited number of clipboard items

Cons

  • None

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