Google: Copying & Pasting Just Got Easier

 

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Copying & Pasting Just Got Easier



Now you can copy multiple items into your clipboard. Then when you are ready to paste, easily select the image, text, or file you need right from the Clipboard Manager.



Note:  The above comes directly from their website. 

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