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chriscanal @bellware Gotta agree with that, but every clone of Rails has to start from somewhere (I'm sure Cake was immature at one point) about 1 hour ago

chriscanal @robcthegeek Thats the ticket :D cheers about 1 hour ago

chriscanal Can't work out have to dock a window to the inner side of a dual mon. setup in Win7 :/ about 1 hour ago

chriscanal @theprogrammer This is possible with Spark about 1 hour ago

chriscanal Arrgh, WTF http://pic.gd/36ed0c about 1 hour ago

chriscanal Hmmm... not liking where the design has gone, bye-bye branch :D about 1 hour ago

chriscanal RT @DimeCastsDotNet: Episode #153 - Exploring .Net 4 Features - Named & Optional Parameters - http://www.d...s/153 about 2 hours ago

chriscanal @blowdart I find the offensive! Doesn't cider count?! :P about 2 hours ago

chriscanal @kkozmic hmmm... I would like both :) But I do love var,but <> would be handy for fields, etc. about 2 hours ago

chriscanal @kkozmic I like the diamond operator idea about 2 hours ago

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Bringing the Clipboard into the 21st century

Jeff Atwood of Coding Horror has an interesting post on a Clipboard replacement called ClipX.

I''ve just installed it and really am left confused why something similar hasn't been introduced to Windows in all this time!

posted on Tuesday, January 22, 2008 12:32 PM

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# re: Bringing the Clipboard into the 21st century 1/22/2008 8:34 PM Chris Thornton

We released ClipMate, the first windows clipboard extender, back in 1991. So you might say, we brought the clipboard into the 21st century, way back in the 20th century.
There have been about 50 competitors, mostly out of business or abandoned. Ours is the only one in continual development. Visit us at www.clipmate.com for a free, 30-day trial.

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