Wouldn't it be nice to have a command that could copy and save highlighted items to a file. Each time you copy an item it gets appended to the end of a storage file. Then you could go on the net and grab item after item easily with no limit on the number of items you collect in the storage file. Later when your disconnected you could open up the storage text file which might contain hundreds of clips that you copied while online. Its easier and faster then trying to switch between two documents over and over, even with 10 clipboards. Select some text, hold down command key, type C and hit the spacebar. A text file called Clip Archive # will be created on the desktop if it doesn't already exist. The selected text will then be appended to this text. You can do this over and over and each highlighted item will be appended. Thus you can create an archive of all your copies. Later it is easy to open this text file in any word processor and edit and copy the things you need. You can delete this file at any time and start a new one. This feature available to registered owners only.
New Features!
ΓÇó Now creates up to ten different archives named Clip Archive 0 - Clip Archive 9
ΓÇó Typing cmd + c + space creates Clip Archive 0 the others are created by cmd + c + number + space.
ΓÇó Utilities Menu has a submenu for the Clip Archive which gives access to the ten archives. One can highlight text anywhere and use the key command or menu to append text to the Clip Archives.
