This section will familiarize you with basic ClipMate operation, so that you can be productive as quickly as possible. Here is a general overview of the main ClipMate "Classic" Window, which we'll use for the first few lessons:
![]() ClipMate Classic closely resembles previous versions of ClipMate, and takes up much less space than ClipMate Explorer. It features a menu, a toolbar, and a drop-down list of Clips (the ClipList). In the picture to the right, it is shown in the "dropped-down" state, where you see a ClipList and a slimmed-down version of the preview/edit window. |
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First, a bit about navigation.
If ClipMate doesn't already look like either of the above, then you're likely in ClipMate Explorer, which is a 3-pane layout. Please use the View | Open ClipMate Classic menu, or the click the toolbar button that looks like this:



The "Drop-Down" list at the bottom of the window is what we'll focus on for now. Here is where new items "show up" when captured by ClipMate. Although it only shows one item right now, if you click on the

But if you're new, it is probably empty, right? So let's get some data!
More:
· | Lesson 1: Basic Operation
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· | Lesson 2: PowerPaste
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· | Lesson 3: Glue
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· | Lesson 4: QuickPaste
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· | Lesson 5: Editing
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· | Lesson 6: QuickPick
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· | Lesson 7: Shortcuts
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