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ClipAngel
Clipboard history capture and paste tool
This program belongs to class "Clipboard Manager". It captures many clipboard objects and allows user to select and paste one in any program. Inspired by analogs: ClipDiary, Ditto, AceText. Main priorities: usability, compatibility, reliability. Requires .Net Framework 4.52+ (Windows Vista+/Server 2008+) -
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Digest
Full computer manager
...Besides, digest also opens access to many tweaks (hidden features) of the host system. All without the need for installation or trace in the host computer because, in addition, it is lightweight and portable software, designed to run on any Windows computer (XP SP2 +). -
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This framework provides an easy to use, reusable, optimized, and portable suite of C++ classes. It takes away complexity by handling all low-level work, thus speeding initial development, resulting in fewer bugs, and lowering maintenance costs.
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Registry Rapper is a template for allowing the use of programs that save their settings to the reigstry as portable applications.
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Simple Portable Memory Management (SPMM) is a small, easy to integrate memory management library for C++. The library emphasizes simplicity of use and implementation while guaranteeing leak free program execution.
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