By Rich Robinson for Windows Guides

Simple, Portable Clipboard Manager

ClipCube Review

PROS: Simple interface and easy to use. Portable. Consumes low memory.

CONS: No minimize option—you can close it to the system tray (or minimize all windows with Winkey+D) but you’ll have to show it in your system tray if you’re using Windows 7 or 8.

VERDICT: This is part of my default toolkit and I highly recommend it if you’re tired of copying, saving, and trying to find snippets of text all the time.

PRICE: Free

VERSION REVIEWED: 0.3 Beta 1

DOWNLOAD: ClipCube

ClipCube Features
ClipCube is a single-purpose tool that’s light on features yet heavy on productivity. If you’re constantly opening notepad or sticky notes to save snippets of text, you may find you benefit from the ease of ClipCube. ClipCube saves the contents of your clipboard in the background while you go about your work. You can copy URLs, email addresses, names, or any other text and retrieve it at a later point. When used frequently, this program proves to be a real time saver.

When you open ClipCube and start to copy some text (CTRL+C), you’ll quickly accumulate a list of each copied snippet. Double click any snippet to copy it back to the clipboard and use again:

More ClipCube Details here

This excerpt appears with the permission of Windows Guides.

About Windows Guides

Founded in 2008, Windows Guides is a place for PC users, of all skill levels, to come and top up their Windows skills by learning the ins and outs of the world's most popular operating system. Windows Guides helps you be more productive by fine tuning your PC to meet your every day computer needs. Users can sign up for the regular newsletter filled with how-to guides and join the community of PC enthusiasts who want to take their understanding to the next level. Even the most knowledgeable PC geeks are sure to learn a thing or two at Windows Guides.

• 
• 
•