While we are at it, Clipboard Master ships with a truckload of keyboard shortcuts that you can modify in the program settings. This too works with the mouse by clicking on entries and with the keyboard but typing the line number of the entry you want to paste. Hit Windows-v for instance and the list of recent clipboard entries is displayed on the screen so that you can copy and paste entries from it. You control it either with hotkeys or by using the mouse. The program sits quietly in the system tray area after the initial configuration. It lists the main keyboard shortcut to open the clipboard list (Win-V) and lets you change it, select the default paste mode (with or without formatting), and whether you want the global context menu to be available or not. The wizard acts as a tutorial of sorts as well that highlights important features and lets you modify some as well. You may select simple, default or professional and get a different base configuration based on that selection. Clipboard Master 4.0 was released today, reason enough to take another look at the program and publish a review of it here on Ghacks.Ĭlipboard Master greets with you a quick setup wizard after installation that displays configuration options based on your selection of a configuration on the first screen.
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