A to Z Clipboard Extender

This is a multi-clipboard.

A to Z Clipboard is a free utility. This allows you to get around the limitation of the Windows native clipboard. That can hold only one clip at a time. As soon as you clip another piece, the earlier stored one is discarded. It would actually be nice if you could hold more than one clip including graphics and images. This utility does that. It will let you copy up to 25 times before pasting. When you have more than one clip stored, you need a means to see and choose the one that needs to be pasted. There is a small floating window that lets you get a preview of the clips you have stored in the clipboard. First few words of each clip can be viewed to ensure you paste the right one.

A to Z handles graphic clips as well and the preview window will let you see them as well. A to Z also includes editors for both text and graphics. It is thus possible to modify the text and add annotations to the images easily. Other images could be used too to create a new image. The interface is very simple. No user need to spend any significant familiarization time to start using the tool. The interface shows the captured clips as a set of lines. As you hover your mouse over any particular entry, it is expanded and shown on the preview window. This is a good tool.

A to Z Clipboard is a free utility which allows you to copy up to 25 times before pasting. (Unlike the Windows clipboard which only allows you to copy once.) The small clipboard window floats above your work and you can see the first few words of each clip to remind you what they are. When you put the mouse over a clip, you see more of it in an optional pop up preview window. A to Z handles graphic clips as well as text. You can also see those in the preview window.
As well as capturing clips as you take them, A to Z also includes editors for both text and graphics so you can create or edit your clips within the program. The graphics editor is particularly useful for mixing screen shots with text or other graphics before pasting.