PasteItIn is an easy to use application that enhances the standard Windows Clipboard in several ways. Firstly, it features more “memory”, in that it saves more than just the last text string.

Secondly, it allows for groups to be defined, which is quite useful when sorting your text strings. And thirdly, the copied text is automatically stripped of formatting.

The program allows users to define multiple buttons, which can store text information. This in fact means that for each button created, the default Windows Clipboard is doubled.

More-so, users can create groups, meaning that, not only are there more memory slots to be filled with text clips, but these can also be grouped together into similar units.

This can be extremely useful when working on a complex project that can be broken down into several modules.

The software automatically removes formatting from the stored text, so there is no risk of damaging existing documents.

But PasteItIn goes even further and allows users to define custom formatting rules to be applied to the stored text.

There are multiple options for pre-formatting the stored text, among which changing to lowercase or uppercase and removing certain characters. If the formatting rules are applied consistently, a lot of time can be saved.

The program integrates seamlessly with other applications, and the minimalist interface really ensures unnecessary details are left aside.

Context-menus allow users to add or edit current memory slots and the same goes for creating or modifying groups.

To sum up, PasteItIn is a nice utility for anyone accustomed to the limitations of the built-in Windows Clipboard. Grouping text strings together is a really great touch and can prove a real asset when dealing with large projects.