Adding text to MultiClipboard is equally straight forward, you simply select the text you want to add, press your hotkey sequence and the text is added. New text is always added at the end of the clipboard list, so for text you use often the move feature can be useful to place the item closer to the top of the list.

MultiClipboard will be most useful to people who use their communicator regularly to SMS as it will allow them to hold a set of commonly used message templates, indeed this is how Symbianware market the application. It can also clearly be used for any text templates used regularly in any document.

One slight disappointment was that although MultiClipboard can insert items into the sheet application it did not seem able to create items for text in the sheet (and yes for those who know your sheet commands I did alter capture hotkey first, ctrl+shift+W in sheet activates the column width tool.)

One cute little feature is that MultiClipboard does not paste your text as a block, but rather it types it in for you character by character, however I suspect the novelty will eventually wear off.

MultiClipboard is a simple piece of software that does its job efficiently, and is simple and straightforward to use. At $9.95 MultiClipboard should justify its cost in no time.

MultiClipboard is available with a 15 day trial, it can be downloaded and purchased at here at Handango.