Copy-Paste Pro for Windows

This clipboard utility stores up to 10 text entries, but even its relatively small price tag doesn't offset the limited functionality it offers. You can install Copy-Paste Pro or use the executable file that comes in the Zip file. Either way, there's no dedicated interface, and the only clues for using the program are found in the ReadMe file.

For each item you want to save, you'll need to assign it to one of the slots using hot keys that include numbers 0 through 9. A slightly different hot key combination will insert the text. Copy-Paste Pro works OK, but unlike other clipboard applications, it won't retain formatting and can't be used with nontext items. The trial limits you to assigning only two of the ten slots. Despite its name, the program seems more like an amateur entry in this option-filled category.