This app is shareware, not free though.

They’d likely choose a three-inch wide, strip to store everything that is copied. It would be real pretty, though. Each clip would have its own little page-shaped home in varying colors and levels of transparency that you could sort and sort and sort through. They’d probably locate it just above the huge Win7 taskbar. For anyone who wanted to get some work done, they’d still have a few inches left between it and the ribbon to see what they were doing.

Clipboard managers are useful – when not designed by Microsoft. I’ve used one, not this one, for about a year now. It stores clips forever. It sits there collecting my copied clips and pics minding its own business, never taking up space unless I ask it to. This looks to be a nice little clipboard manager that should be more than adequate for most users. But, please, lets don’t encourage Microsoft in that direction.