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iClip lite: A nano1 review.

Posted by John P • July 17, 2006 • Printer-friendly • Feed • Share

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iClip lite

Looking for a cool Dashboard widget that's aesthetically pleasing, yet easy to use? iClip lite is an easy to use, light version of the popular iClip clipboard application for OS X.

iClip lite is a free Dashboard widget version of the award-winning iClip. It was designed in conjunction with the Widget Machine and features stylish graphics and animation created by the talented GUI artist, Piotr Gajos.

Basically, what iClip lite and iClip does, is allow you to keep more than one clipboarded item at your fingertips, which Inventive Software calls modules. A really nice feature is the automatic mode, if you forget to keep pasting stuff to the widget, it will let you know that it's doing it for you by indicating a spinning icon.

The interface is excellently designed, and the ease of use of the application will keep this Dashboard widget in your widget collection for months to come. If you like this widget, check out the full-blown application.

1. A prefix that goes in front of words to denote that they are small, generally on the scale of 10-9 meters.


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