Korkboard has been updated to version 1.1.0.0 after a couple changes and fixes. If you have already installed Korkboard, it will check for the update next time you run it. It will install the update the next (next) time it is run. If you do not have Korkboard, you can download it for free!

Here is a full list of the changes made since 1.0.0.4:

• Added drag and drop sorting.
• Added item pinning (will stay at the top).
• Added settings for turning off (and on) certain data formats.
• Added a “Clear Korkboard” button to clear all non-pinned and unselected items from the list
• Fixed current item selection for when items are selected outside the application
• Fixed text alignment issues in the settings page

I have also changed the download to point to the ClickOnce EXE file instead of the Application file. This should fix any issues with non-IE browsers. Thanks to Long Zheng and MetroTwit for this idea.

Korkboard is a little tool I have been developing that enables a uniform method of storing multiple items on the clipboard. When Korkboard runs, it hooks into the clipboard chain and attempts to intercept messages as you use the Copy and Cut commands. It then stores the items on its own list so that they may be retrieved at a later time. It is important to note that Korkboard does not mess with the functionality of the clipboard. If you copy an item, the clipboard works as expected without any interruption or user required interception. Check it out, and let me know what you think!

• Korkboard v1.1.0.0 (177)
• Korkboard (Zip) v1.0.0.4 (22)

Korkboard is written in WPF/.NET4 and uses ClickOnce to manage the installation and update processes.

Update: Added the Zip file for those having trouble using the ClickOnce method.