Ace Clipboard History

A lot of people working in offices tend to get involved in projects that require repeated copy paste tasks. This may range from a data compilation work where you need to copy and insert contents from different areas or even a composite presentation document that references different data sources. In all such tasks the standard windows clipboard feature may not be enough and a tool like Ace Clipboard History 4.12 may just give you the convenience that you have been always looking for. This versatile application essentially displays any item you copy on a floating application window and allows you to paste any of the listed items by just clicking on them.

Imagine a situation wherein you need to fill multiple forms. By just copying your personal details in the Ace Clipboard History 4.12 application, you can fill relevant form fields with a single click. Also a dexterous preview window is present to help you quickly paste elements with ease. However this application is much more than a standard clipboard tool. It also encompasses a proficient screen capture utility. It allows you take specific snapshot of an active window by using a shortcut. Also you can choose to snap a given area or opt to capture the full screen too. Moreover the tool goes ahead of normal screen capture tools and allows you to change the capture image before you insert it. In other words for modifying screen grabs you do not need to open an image editor to tweak the screenshot.

On account of its effectual capacity to manage multiple clipboard items and snap precise screenshots, the Ace Clipboard History 4.12 is marked with a score of three rating stars. The fact that is easy to operate and has the scope to alter the size of the screen grabs before pasting them add to its overall appeal.

Free Clipboard History Manager.
The Ace Clipboard floats on top of your current work. Whenever you cut or copy, the clip appears in Ace. To paste back a clip, all you have to do is click on the one you want. The clips window only shows the first few words of each clip but when you move the mouse pointer over the window, a preview window appears showing the first several lines of a text clip or a thumbnail of a graphic clip. This makes choosing the clip you want to paste very easy.
Ace is also an excellent screen capture program. To capture the entire screen, type Prt Scr. To capture just the active window, type Alt + Prt Scr. To capture graphics from Word or Internet Explorer, right click on the graphic and click copy. The graphics editor allows you to add text, and clip art as well as crop, re-size and rotate your screen shots.
Unlike the standard Windows Clipboard, Ace allows you to paste graphic clips directly into Outlook and Windows Mail emails. You can even have it automatically reduce the size of photo clips as it pastes.