How Copy And Paste Can Make You A Mac User Pro
One of those seemingly insignificant little features the pundits said the iPhone needed to be a success is coming to the next iPhone OS. Copy and Paste.
Yep. How did you live without copy and paste on your iPhone? What about your Mac? It’s built in. It’s always been there. It’s intuitive. It works. What if I told you that copy and paste can get insanely great on your Mac?
Think for a moment about what copy and paste does and how integral it has become to using our.... (excerpted).
4 Reader Comments
iggy pence said:
I’m surprised Apple hasn’t put in multiple copy and paste in OS X. Maybe they’re tossing a bone to the Mac software community. I’ve used both and praise both. Just the thought of knowing I’ve saved something by copying it makes me feel better. PTH Pasteboard even stores the copies, and Copy Paste can archive them. Ingenious. Get either one.
Twitteriffic said:
Either way, you won’t go wrong. CopyPaste Pro is a wonderful, mature product. PTH Pasteboard, even the free version, is so much more useful than the Mac’s single level copy and paste.
Once you use it you won’t remember the good old days as good old days. Highly recommended.
bmovie said:
It is so nice to read an computer article and realize midstream that the author is a lady. One spends hours on the Internet reading all these techie articles and blogs and getting flamed by the inbred PC rednecks and then reading a female point of view every now and then makes this Bear market more “bearable”. Why not. Let me try PTH Pasteboard!
Editor’s Note: “I’m just getting over a month long bout of the Martian flu, my hair is in curlers, the house is a mess, I have no makeup on, and the reader thinks I’m a lady. That just made my day.”
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Carl Butler said:
Tried them all… I use iSnip.. Just makes life easier all around. It’s donationware…
Editor’s Note: iSnip is no longer actively supported and has not been updated in a number of years. Other Mac360 readers said they use CuteClips which is similar to CopyPaste Pro, for less money.