ClipboardFusion 1.5 has been released! After 2 long years since the last version was released, a new version was a bit overdue. This version adds a ton of new functionality and fixes a bunch of issues. Along with the new features and bug fixes, ClipboardFusion has received a face-lift and now shares common icons with my other applications (like DisplayFusion and FileSeek) for a consistent look-and-feel. Here are some of the new features that have been introduced in this version:
If you would like to see the full list of changes, please visit the ClipboardFusion Change Log. Thanks everyone! 
Jan 18, 2010
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 David314 1 discussion post
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Very nice, thanks! I especially like the hotkey. This ignore programs feature will be nice if I find something is isn't working with, but it seems to play well with Excel now (the previous version had problems with Excel).
David
Jan 21, 2010
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@David: I made many improvements for application compatibility as well, I'm glad to hear they paid off.
Jan 22, 2010
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 RJ Pate 3 discussion posts
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It's awesome Jon. Makes my desk look awesome with the dual monitors. One little thing tho is that i'll get a little blue or orange square on my screen. Kinda strange but will hopefully be fixed in the future.
Jan 24, 2010
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RJ Pate 3 discussion posts
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sorry jon that post was for display fusion
Jan 24, 2010
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@WinLinOSX: I'm glad to hear you're enjoying DisplayFusion!
Jan 24, 2010
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Hi Jon!
I <3 Clipboard Fusion. Quick feature request: it' be cool if there was an option to scrub the text the 2nd time you copy it. That way, to copy text as normal you would just Ctrl-C once, but if you wanted to scrub it, you could just hit Ctrl-C again and BOOM, it's scrubbed. It would save some keyboard travel. Keep up the awesome!
Jan 25, 2010
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@Chris: Starting with 1.5 you can assign a HotKey to scrub text, instead of having it auto-scrubbed. You just can't assign Ctrl + C.
Feb 4, 2010
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be cool if there was an option to scrub the text the 2nd time you copy it. That way, to copy text as normal you would just Ctrl-C once, but if you wanted to scrub it, you could just hit Ctrl-C again and BOOM, it's scrubbed. It would save some keyboard travel. 
