Clipboard Rover 1.0.3

Clipboard Rover lets you add computers you want to remotely connect to.
Eight or sixteen computers connected to a KVM switch almost work together like a single system...except when you want to copy a file from one computer to all of the others. You are stuck mapping drives.
What about when you want to copy some text or a portion of a document from one computer to another?...you have to copy the text to a file...map a drive...copy the file to the drive...open the file on the other computer...and so on.
Even if you dont use a KVM switch, you have probably wanted to share clipboard data between computers that you work with. Clipboard RoverTM is the solution to these problems. It allows you to share clipboard data between up to 32 computers and you dont have to do anything other than copy on one computer and paste on another (or several others).
It supports most registered (application specific) and standard clipboard formats and presents multiple formats to the remote computer so that applications can select the format that is best for them. Groups of files and/or folders can also be copied and then pasted remotely. The actual data is not sent over the network until a specific clipboard format is requested (by a user action).
Here is how you would set up your computers to be in a clipboard group:
- Install Clipboard Rover on each computer that you would like to have share clipboard data. They must be connected to a TCP/IP network.
- Run the program on each computer.
- Cancel out of the group configuration dialog on each computer except the last one.
- Using the Group Configuration dialog, add the name of each computer you want to be in the clipboard group.
- Save the group and verify connections using the Show Current Connections tray menu option.