All releases of iClip
Release Notes: This release has a new menu system that moves the main iClip functions from the global menu to a set of menus directly within the iClip window, making it much more intuitive to use. The contents of the Clipboard Recorder are now automatically preserved through iClip relaunches and restarts, eliminating the need for users to explicitly store it before quitting. Also new are significant improvements to the documentation, in that it now uses Apple's Help Viewer application, making it easy to print and search.
Release Notes: iClip now features a way to copy and paste from clipping bins using only the keyboard. Users can now set hot keys that make transparent labels appear over the bins, enabling users to quickly choose a bin to copy or paste with the simple press of a key. This version also includes improvements to non-Unicode international text handling, which is beneficial to those who use iClip with some older applications.
Release Notes: This version features a way to set multiple "Hot Keys" to quickly control various iClip functions, such as switching to different clipping sets, managing clipping sets, and much more. Also available is a way to set multiple "Hot Clicks" to quickly control various functions of individual clippings, such as deleting them, editing their name, and much more. Hot Keys and Hot Clicks benefit users in that they save time by instantly accessing commonly used functions without having to use menus for the functions.
Release Notes: It is now possible to add clippings to a clipping set by dragging and dropping to the icon at the top of the iClip window. This is very useful for quickly gathering information like URLs and pictures from Web sites. A preference for the Clipboard Recorder was added for choosing whether the newest recorded clippings are stored at the beginning or the end of the clipping set. This is useful for creating lists of text clippings when the order needs to be preserved. A preference was added to give more control over how pop-up previews are shown.
Release Notes: This release now automatically records everything copied to the Clipboard, making it serve as a more powerful multiple clipboard.
Release Notes: This release has significantly improved compatibility with pictures dragged and dropped from Safari. It also provides finer control over clippings that contain both a picture and a URL. It fixes a bug where it would sometimes crash when handling corrupted picture clippings.
Release Notes: This release features pop-up previews that enable quick viewing of clipping contents. File aliases can now be stored in iClip, adding file launcher capabilities to it. It now operates without appearing in the Dock, saving valuable space. Other enhancements included the ability to name clippings to aid in quickly identifying them, and new "action buttons" that provide easy access to various clipping functions.
Release Notes: This release has significantly improved handling of vector and high-resolution picture clippings. This change mainly affects users who store clippings from Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop and later move them to other applications. This update also features enhanced drag and drop usability.
Release Notes: This release adds several new features including the ability to scroll through clipping bins and adjustable window transparency. Multi-line text can now be pasted to several clipping bins in a single step. Adding or removing clipping bins can now be accomplished with one click.
Release Notes: This release supports 1-click copying and pasting clippings between the current application and iClip, and allowing an iClip menu to always be shown in the menu bar. Clipping previews were improved for movie clippings and clippings that contain only PDF data. The ability to change the clipping bin count when creating a new clipping set was added. Visual feedback was improved when putting clippings in bins and getting clippings from them. The usability of the Manage Clipping Sets dialog was improved. Various other bugfixes and enhancements were made.
