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On your computer, you have a virtual place called a clipboard, where you can cut, copy and paste. These features are everywhere, except on your iPhone. There is no cut, copy and paste. What if you want to get a piece of text from your desktop to your iPhone? It’s not easy usually. However, using Clip2Mobile, it becomes simple.

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By now, I’m hoping that you have mastered using cut, copy and paste. Sometimes, it can be a bit tricky to paste something to another computer. What about when it comes to pasting some code, or a script? If you send it by email or IM, it can get all messed up. Thankfully, there are utilities called PasteBins that you can use just for this purpose. Simply paste in your code or script, and pass the link along to whoever may need it. Slexy is one such PasteBin, and it’s really nice.

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Gnomie Mark” title=”http://luem42.com/\”>Mark” target=”_blank”>luem42.com/”>Mark Donaldson asks:

There is one program I need but can’t find anything like it. I need a SysTray clipboard monitor. It doesn’t need to be a clipboard extender / archiver. All I want it to do is monitor the clipboard and report on the SysTray icon what and how much is in the clipboard. Whenever I copy to the clipboard I want to know whether what I copied is there because sometimes it isn’t. The icon would display T2k for 2kB of text or H43k for 43kB of html or B1.2m for 1.2MB of bit map or J67k for 67 kb of JPEG image, etc. I have searched, but can’t find anything like this.

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