Older items can be accessed via Search or by scrolling through the list manually, while the first ten items can be activated by pressing the relevant number. This throws up a pop-up window showing the last 10 items plus a Search box. When you come to paste an item, you can either use the Windows clipboard as normal for the last item, or access Ditto’s database via its Notification area icon or by pressing +. This simple clipboard replacement tool allows you to store multiple (up to 500 by default) clipboard items by utilising a database to store them in. The problem is, it can only handle a single item at any one time, and has enjoyed zero development since its introduction all those decades ago. It doesn't have the power of a full-strength clipboard manager - you can't use it to view thumbnails or previews of the various clipboard slot contents, for instance, or process them in any way - but there's more than enough functionality here to be useful.The clipboard is a fantastic invention, making it possible to copy just about anything from one location to another, whether that’s a file on your hard drive or a selected portion of text or an image. MultiClipBoardSlots is a lightweight and convenient tool which makes it much easier to transfer multiple items from one application to another. But if you decide you don't need it, MultiClipBoardSlots can also be disabled or removed entirely in a click or two, returning your system to normal. Other options enable the program to run in the system tray, or hide entirely. The Copy and Paste operations both play a sound to let you know the program is working, but you can turn these off if you prefer.
By default the program only enables the first 5 clipboards, but you can turn the others on as required. There are some settings you might want to tweak right away.
Just copy multiple chunks as required, and Alt+Tab to the target application when you've finished. If you're copying text from a browser page, for instance, you no longer need to press Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab to a target application, Ctrl+V to paste, Alt+Tab to switch back. This allows you to transfer multiple objects from one application to another without having to worry about the clipboard being overwritten, or having to switch between applications each time.
Select text, images or other objects, and you're able to copy them to one of the clipboards by pressing Ctrl+, or paste from that clipboard with Alt+ (the hotkeys can be reassigned). MultiClipBoardSlots is a tiny tool which can effectively give your PC up to 10 clipboards.
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