Quick Tip: Use ClipX to Save Your Copy History

by Mandi on July 27, 2011

CopyX Review

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Hi. My name is Mandi, and I have obsessive copying disorder.

Several times a day, I copy something with the intention of pasting it right away only to get distracted and end up copying something else over it before I make it to my final destination.

Please tell me someone else out there does this too!

This weekend I discovered a nifty little tool that not only solves this particular issue of mine but also comes in very handy while working on the design and coding for Life…Your Way.

ClipX is tiny little program you download to your computer which keeps a file of everything you copy (up to 1,024 items, although I have mine set at 50).

You just use a special keyboard combination to see your list (for example, mine is set as shift+ctrl+v since I already use ctrl+v to paste normally) and you can quickly paste anything from your history.

Seriously, this has revolutionized by online browsing and blogging!

To install:

1. Visit the ClipX page and download the latest version of ClipX.

2. Open the downloaded file to install the program.

3. There will be a little clipboard that shows up with your system icons (on the right side of your taskbar). Right click on that and click Configure to change the number of items ClipX should save for you and the keyboard shortcut you want to use to view your history. There are other settings as well, but I haven’t played with too many of them yet!

That’s it!

Do you have obsessive copying disorder?

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sharon-Marie-Campbell/1381539529 Sharon Marie Campbell

    I use herbal remedies for many things and also homeopathics.  I am working a lot with lavender and rosemary.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Sharon-Marie-Campbell/1381539529 Sharon Marie Campbell

    I use herbal remedies for many things and also homeopathics.  I am working a lot with lavender and rosemary.

  • KimH

     I started using herbs about 30 years ago after my grandmother pointed out a “weed” her mother used to make a tea from to reduce fever when she was a little girl in the early 1900s.  It was yarrow, and another she used was lemon balm, which they called Melissa. (Melissa officinalis)

    That started a love of the many uses of herbs and spices.  I agree, God has given us everything we need to be healthy & happy.

    Many people who have a lot of sickness, even low levels, have a sensitivity to gluten in many foods.  I always recommend people get wheat 100% completely out of their diet for about 2 weeks to see if it makes any difference. 

    After I removed gluten from my diet, my chronic fatigue disappeared, my arthritis symptoms disappeared, distended intestines disappeared and the chronic sinus infections that I had for over 10 years 100% totally & completely disappeared.

    If you want to learn what wheat and gluten really does to our health, I’d advise you to read Life Without Bread by Christian B. Allan, Wolfgang Lutz

  • http://www.feedourfamilies.com/ Gina Rau

    We use various herbs and natural remedies for our family. We grow sage and thyme that we mainly use for sore throats, and buy local honey to help with allergies.  We also look to Boiron homeopathic remedies like Chestal for coughs. It’s just what works for us.

  • http://yourway.net Mandi @ Life…Your Way

    What a fun introduction to herbal remedies!

    I appreciate the recommendation for researching gluten sensitivities more as
    well.

  • http://yourway.net Mandi @ Life…Your Way

    What a fun introduction to herbal remedies!

    I appreciate the recommendation for researching gluten sensitivities more as
    well.

  • http://joyceandnorm.wordpress.com Joyce and Norm

    I do that too! It’s usually when I’m on my smartphone though. =p

  • http://yourway.net Mandi @ Life…Your Way

    LOL! I’m afraid I don’t have a solution for that!

  • http://lifeyourway.net Mandi @ Life…Your Way

    Ah, such a good reminder for all WAHMs…focusing on the why is a great point!

  • http://www.tittleandtat.com.au Cheryl

    lol I did this too until I discovered Pinterest, now I have a whole new addiction and I seriously need to curb it!

  • http://lifeyourway.net Mandi @ Life…Your Way

    Ha, so true — me too!

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