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Reviews & Testimonials
"I recently downloaded your trial version of ClipMagic, and I LOVE IT!!! I love that I can edit text data and HTML addresses from within ClipMagic; I love that I can scroll the screen to view all parts of an image; I love that I can file items to keep forever, and that I can delete used or unwanted items; and I love that I can assign a "capture" sound so I know it's working -- within some game programs, it sometimes takes a few seconds to capture a screen image, so the sound tells me when it's done. In contrast, although it works fine for text data, a competitor of yours only allows me to view the top left corner of images, doesn't allow me to edit, store, or delete items at all, and doesn't capture all items copied to the clipboard (especially images)."
Deborah P, March 2005
September 2003. More great awards:
WebAttack.com gives ClipMagic 5 out of 5 stars and says
"ClipMagic is an advanced clipboard manager ... A powerful tool with
unique features that can increase productivity with many day-to-day tasks
and is especially useful for internet research projects."
WebAttack.com, August 2003
"ClipMagic is a clipboard utility that has gained an excellent reputation over the years
for its power and versatility .... This is a mighty useful utility ..."
Australian Computer Trader, June 2003
"ClipMagic sets new standard for clipboard utilities ... MJT Net [have] created a clipboard
extender on steroids... ClipMagic implements a number of clever ideas that expand the concept of a clipboard extender...
I'm finding it a rich addition to my software portfolio."
Jobfind, June 2003
June 2003 - ClipMagic is awarded 4 out of 5 cows at Tucows. We think the reviewer must have
been having a bad day to only give us 4 cows. Perhaps it wasn't for him. 'Horses for
courses' as they say. Or perhaps that should be 'cows for courses' ... ?
Tucows, June 2003
ClipMagic gets the thumbs up from Jon C.A. DeKeles, Technical Director at ZDNet
AnchorDesk. He features ClipMagic as a "Killer Download" in March 16th's edition.
ZDNet Anchordesk
Read the story here, March
1999
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We're so proud of this one. ClipMagic 2.0 gets
5 stars from ZDNet. This is their highest rating!! Read the review, March 1999 |
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"Magical Manager - When the typical cut-and-paste job won't do, try ClipMagic, a
virtual clipboard that organizes all your commonly used images and pieces of text"
CNET Download.com, August
1998
"CUT AND WASTE? A major shortcoming of the Windows Clipboard is that it can only
store one item at a time, each new addition obliterating the last. With ClipMagic, you can greatly
extend the Clipboard's capabilities and manage its contents with ease. The impressive information
manager lets you capture text and images from the Internet or any application and store them
automatically, along with details about the source of the clip, related URL, time of retrieval, and
type of clip. Items can be edited, saved, printed, dragged, or copied back to the Clipboard;
optional rules and filters let you automatically categorize or ignore incoming clips. There are
numerous situations where ClipMagic can help you save time. For example, it makes light work of
creating a database of images in any format for later viewing or transferring to your favorite
image editor ... You'll believe in magic ..."
CNET Shareware Dispatch, 19th
August 1998
"Capture & Categorise information from web sites and other sources with
this neat Windows 95/NT clipboard utility."
5 Star Shareware , August 1999
"Replacements for the standard Windows Clipboard are a dime a dozen so finding
a good one is critical. One of my favorites is ClipMagic because it not only extends the basic
functionality of the regular clipboard but it also acts as a mini filing cabinet, allowing you to
save your clippings for use at a later date."
Slaughterhouse Pick Of The Day
Read the Review Here, 18th August
1998
"I have really been enjoying using your software. It is really handy,
especially in keeping track of information off the Net."
Mike Savery, September
1998
"ClipMagic - Greatly extend the Clipboard's capabilities and manage its
contents with ease."
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