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Copy Path to Clipboard	JWTM (Web Tree Menu)	Directors Boards Free	JDDM (Drop Down Menu)

Free - Stefan Bertels

This program adds a new command 'Copy Path to Clipboard' into the context menu for files, folders and drives. Pasting the complete filename or foldername is just a mouse click away.

Free - Tecnick.com s.r.l.

JWTM is a professional java tree Web menu applet. JWTM lets you generate tree menus with unlimited number of nested pop-up submenus, various color schemes, buttons, fonts, icons and sounds.

Free - Directors NoteBook Software

Directors Boards Free by Directors NoteBook Software is a very simple application for creating AV format storyboards from existing scans, illustrations and photos. It prints the boards, presents them as a digital slide show, and exports to text.

Free - Tecnick.com s.r.l.

JDDM is a professional Java drop-down and popup Web Menu applet. JDDM lets you generate vertical and horizontal menus with unlimited number of nested pop-up submenus, various color schemes, buttons, fonts, icons and sounds.

ClipSize
Free - DataMystic

ClipSize is a simple program that shows you how much memory the clipboard is using. This can be very useful when you are using a computer with limited memory or with memory-intensive applications such as image editing or desktop publishing. Most MicroSoft applications give you the option of clearing large amounts of data from the clipboard when you exit them - most other programs do not. ClipSize fills this niche by displaying the current size

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