ClipFast 1.1

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Organize your notes and create shortcuts for frequently used text.

With ClipFast you can organize your notes and choose shortcuts for each note, so with a single key combination you can have your text copied to the current program.

Great for filling,forms, data-entry software, standard e-mail replies and any activity where you have to enter the same text frequently. No need to leave your program, just type your key combination for the text you want and it will be pasted on your current program.

It is designed to use minimum resources and can search in, print and export your notes.
Requirements:
Win98/ME/2000, 16MB RAM, 2MB free space

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000

Release notes:
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