CopyPaste is an extension that works seamlessly within applications and adds ten clipboards and clip editing capabilities to the Edit menu as if they were part of the applications themselves. You use the familiar Cut/Copy/Paste key combinations, but you also type a number from 0-9 before you release the command key to denote which of your ten clipboards you want to paste to. No matter what application you're in, from Excel to Photoshop, you can view and edit the clipboards from the standard Edit menu. The size of the clips are limited by your system heap unless you change the clip number, then the clip must fit into your application heap. This utility has a multitude of functions. You can paste multiple clips into any document simultaneously, you can use built-in clipboard processing to change the case or add the current date to any clip. You can switch open applications on the fly with a keystroke. You can use ResEdit to install FKeys and run them from within the application. You can create text clip archives on disk (useful for collecting URLs or email addresses). You can even restore clipboards upon Restart.
