Why cut and paste when you can simply paste ?
How often do you get a sense of deja vu while typing, and think "I've typed that before" ? Do you wish that there was an easy way to paste the things that you commonly type ? Do you have more than one email signature ? Do you cut and paste from standard documents all the time ?
Well, it is time to stop worrying and wishing. The answer to your problems is CastlePaste, a new application designed to make life simpler and faster for everyday people who use Windows.
CastlePaste allows you to easily paste the text you want into the program you are running. CastlePaste follows the currently active window, so it is always there when you need it. No more switching between windows to cut and paste.
CastlePaste is not just another Clipboard extender, it is a different way of dealing with text that you want to paste into applications.
CastlePaste is designed to make your life easier by giving you a simple method of pasting commonly used text into applications.

CastlePaste makes it quick and easy to paste your information into almost any application. You will save yourself time and effort by using CastlePaste to handle all of your Paste Items. Once you have set up your Paste Items, you no longer need to cut and paste from other documents - just paste from CastlePaste's list of Paste Items.

CastlePaste can be used for so many different tasks that it is impossible to list them all. Here are some ideas
· Filling in online forms.
· Standard email replies.
· Email signatures.
· Personal Information (Credit card numbers, address etc).
· And more
With CastlePaste, your information is always there when you need to paste it - no more finding documents, opening them and then looking for the information you want and then copying it to the clipboard ....
Paste Items are pasted at the current point in the active application. Simply select the Paste Item to paste and then keep on typing.

Requirements: Win98/ME/2000,16-bit colour display,Windows Common Controls v5

What's new in this version: Minor bug fix related to deleting paste items