I found the utility. It is, like you said, in the Win98 Resource kit--on the
Win98 install disk.

However, I have a feeling that trrying to install the resource kit on
WinXPPR would be a bad idea even for just the one utility.Anyone tried it?

I installed the latest third party Cliptray and it's closer to what I am
looking for than all the other clipboard extenders put together but still
not quite the thing.

[sigh]

DWFII
In the High Desert of Central Oregon



"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
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It is part of the Win98 Resource Kit

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"Ken Blake, MVP" <kblake@this.is.an.invalid.domain> wrote in message
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> DW wrote:
>
>> Well, installing deskmenu went fine after I manually put a shortcut to
>> deskmenu in the startup folder.
>>
>> Now I want my old cliptray" back. I've searched for it on Microsoft
>> .com but although I get white paper articles I can't seem to find the
>> app or the powertools that had it--I think they were the Win98
>> powertools (?)
>> anyone know where to find cliptray or even if it will work with WinXP
>> pro?
>
>
>
> Cliptray is not a Microsoft product, but a third-party utility. You can
> find
> it at http://cliptray.f2o.org/Home.htm and it says there that it works
> with
> XP.
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