While developing any application, it might happen that you are required to use similar set of codes again and again. The commonly-used way of tackling this situation involves either writing those codes repeatedly, or pasting it from one location to the other. However, you can abate all these hassles by trying out the new HiTechy SnipClip 1.2 for the purpose. The program is an easily usable codes snippet manager, which lets you store and remember the bits of text and codes. It is capable of organizing and managing the code snippets, along with providing additional functionality crucial in maintaining and creating code libraries. In addition to this, the program also shows the ability to integrate with Windows for easy accessibility to snippets.

HiTechy SnipClip 1.2 is easy-to-use and performs the code snippet organization and management competently. The application rests at the quick launch bar and places an DropZone icon at the corner of the desktop. To store a code snippet with the program you just need to select, drag and drop it into the DropZone. With the right-click on the icon you can enable SnipClip, enable/disable to Show DropZone, and access the Program Settings. Load the Snippet Manager and a small window would appear in front of the users. It presents a drop down list consisting programming languages and the mid area shows the folders containing stored snippets. You can easily add new folder, new snippet, import snippet, and further the stored snippets can be deleted moved, printed. You can also email your snippet by specifying the Email address. The program offers wizard making it easier for you to import/export snippet. Moreover, you can modify the Program Settings for Windows Integration, System HotKeys, E-Mail SMTP Settings, SnipClip Popup, Drop Zone Widget, and Reset Options.

HiTechy SnipClip 1.2 enables you to store, organize and manage the codes or text snippets, so as to simplify their usability. The application includes easily-navigable features, and is aptly equipped to offer optimum performance, for which it has been worthily rated with 3.5 points on the scale of 5.