X2Net SmartBoard for Windows

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Use the following License Name / License Key pair to register the 10-user license. SmartBoard / 01C0HY-YEA8MH-BBKVW1-W7GEHX-UA8K4W-T5FWCK-EN5J4V-U5H72H-TW52R0-05Z6RM

Developer’s Description

multi-user clipboard extender

X2Net SmartBoard is a powerful multi-user clipboard extender. It captures everything that passes through the clipboard as you copy/paste in all apps, stores regularly used data, and makes it very simple to categorise, find and retrieve. Scripting capability and rule processing allow you to extend its functionality in the way you want. Ideal for sharing common simple data around your network. Ideal for use in a Terminal Services environment.

X2Net SmartBoard for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: July 13, 2006

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 4.1.0.9

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2003
Windows 98
Windows 95
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows NT

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 1,250

Downloads Last Week: 1

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4/5

1 User Votes

Outline view, records source doc, but NO SEARCH !
timaustraliaFebruary 3, 2010
Pros
* This is one of very few clipboard programs that actually record the name of the source document, making it ideal for researchers such as students * Has an outline tree, making it easy to organise your clips
Cons
* UNBELIEVABLY, this program has NO GLOBAL SEARCH. You can only search WITHIN a clip. This makes it MUCH harder to find your clips. BASIC! * There doesn't seem to be an easy way to turn clipping on and off, without shutting down the whole program
Summary
A great program that is spoilt by the lack of two features that really should be obvious. They should have spent less time on bells and whistles like text-to-speech and complex text-alteration scripts, and more time on the basic things users need. Do software developers ever actually TALK to users before they implement things lol?!