Clean organized way to store and copy/paste clips! I love the drag and drop it, and it does it across my multiple monitor setup. I do have to open up the ClipClip that is running to see what I want to copy and paste, which is easy. Overall satisfied does what is supposed to do for your purposes. When you want a quick one that has low learning curve to get you down the road look no further.

The ability to make a folder of certain types of clips. For example, clips pertaining to when I am writing a real estate contract, that these saved clips can be accessed by clicking on that folder and seeing all that pertain. I like being able to drag and drop each one into the appropriate place in that space/box/area it is needed at; saved address etc.

Not having shortcuts assigned to say, just my email address, etc.

I am constantly copying, cutting and pasting when writing SQL scripts. I also re-use Tableau calculations when creating dashboards so there is a lot of copying and pasting. But when I am not doing any coding, I may use ClipClip to past an ID into a form I am filling out, or past part of an email that I copied 2 days ago into a new email. ClipClip saves me a lot of time.

ClipClip is very easy to use. The user interface is nice and searching for something I may have copied days ago is easy to do. I like being able to save clips that I know I may need again sometime in the future.

The only thing I don't like about ClipClip is that after I paste something, the ClipClip window goes away. I want the window to remain displayed so I can use it again. There may be an option to change that, but I haven't found it.

At the end of the day, I would recommend ClipJump over clipclip.

the cost and how easy it is to use! I would recommend it to a friend.

ClipJummp can do somethings that clipclip cannot.

I have a real problem trying to organize in a way that I like to organize. CC is very well thought out and the graphics are very plain and straight forward. I used it back when I had 7, it died and I went looking for CC for my new 10 setup. Try it and forget about it because it really is neat.

what a relief I hear talk of a clipboard, what is a clipboard and what does it do? well CC answered nicely. It is clean fast and precise. Now rather than fighting with Uncle's clipboard craziness, I have a relatively no hassles way of quickly storing information I need to access later. No more clicking back and forth and losing my place.

It keeps asking me do I want to close the program, I think that is what it is asking. All I really want to do is to move it to the side, and I do not know how to do that, at this time. I reckon it is the same thing to just click remember my decision.

I have been using Clip-Clip Raving Fan for several years. I could not imagine working without it.

The ability to store frequently used clips of text saves me, and my team hours each day. Many of the emails I send involve rapid-fire pasting of saved pieces of text. The ability to copy screenshots is invaluable. We frequently need to send maps in our documents. Clip-Clip makes it easy. Clip-Clip's ability to store files on One Drive is a game-changer. I can work on my desktop and then at home on my laptop and all of my clips are there.

I cannot think of a single con. This is as good as a product gets.