Multiple clipboard utility?

Anybody knows of a good multiple clipboard utility. In my work, I do a lot of copy-paste, and it's gets long and tedious to do copy-paste, copy-paste, copy-paste, copy-paste, copy-paste etc.  I'd rather do copy copy copy copy, paste paste paste paste.

Anyhow, seems a very obvious and useful utility, yet I can't find a decent one. The ones I found are usually bloated, or real ugly. Oh, and if it was skinnable, it'd be even better!

Hey! Stardock, how about adding this to the to-do list for a next little app in Object Desktop?

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http://www.clipbox.cn.gs/



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Thanks, looks great! Although I was hoping for something free.  Well, since it's for work, maybe I can try to get my boss to buy it.
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Try the trial and then try the boss



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http://www.yankee-clipper.net/

Free (well, make-my-day ware -- you do something nice for someone, and you have already paid tenfold from what I recall). I really like it.
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Eh I know a program that has so many features for free. It's CLCL. Yes it's odd name... http://www.nakka.com/soft/index_eng.html

It caches ANYTHING, incuding graphic clips and file listings! You can copy one time and paste the file in many many times! I did that one time.
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Ahhh! Thanks! That CLCL is exactly what I was looking for! Unobstructive and straight to the point. Perfect! Thanks XX.
Thanks goodmorphing too. I tried it too, but it's still a bit more than I need. CLCL is smaller, out of the way and gets the job done. Great.
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OK, after more testing of both, I still like CLCL better generally, and it does seem to handle images better.
But, XX, is there a way to purge all the history at once?
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I'm not sure. I never had to do that. But you can run other program to configure your CLCL. It's named CLCLSet.exe
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http://www.x21b.com/pkclipboard.php - and its even skinnable!
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Hmmmmmmm, word pad. Copy into and save. Do over if needed. Does alot if given half a chance. No gimmicks. >