I'm gonna do "A different kind of showcase" too.



Tada. My Clipboard Catcher. Sits in the tray and caches anything that lands on the clipboard.



Also displays thumbnails of clipboard images.



If you really want to you can edit the clipboard contents or build an entry from scratch. You can currently fool around with the following clipboard items:
- Images
- Text (including Rich Text)
- Wave Audio
- Files (when you cut/copy a file in explorer or elsewhere...)



Here I've added a text field to a clipboard entry with an image. (I just noticed a bug where the editor might not save the entered data correctly, I'll be sure to fix it.)

I've ported this to .NET 2.0 (thus it requires .NET 2.0) from an older version I wrote for .NET 1.1. It's an alpha version... I have to add options to fine tune the window placement and tweak a few other things, and fix the odd bug or two. But the main features are in-place.

http://junk.mzzt.net/clipcatch_install.exe

The color scheme reminds me of Steam.

That would be my Windows color scheme.

My program uses XP Theming and system colors so it'll match whatever theme you use.

Cool.

I've done a plentiful share of stuff with C#.NET using the .NET Framework 2.0. <3 DataGridView

I updated the installer

- Fixed a bug where the installer would go into an infinite loop querying registry keys if .NET 2.0 wasn't installed on your system (but a different version was). It now queries all relevant keys once and then displays a dialog box to the user and quits.

Thanks to MBeggar for alerting me to this problem.