I’d venture to say that all of us appreciate the ability to copy and paste text. Without that function, we would have to retype content that’s already been created. What a waste that would be, eh? If you copy and paste a bunch of content from various Web sites to send to your friends, or for any other purpose, you’ve probably noticed that pasting it into your e-mail client or word processor results in a funky looking block of text. The reason for this is that when you copy text, the style of that text goes along with it. As many of you know, this can get really annoying. In order to extract the raw text when you copy content, try HovText.

All you have to do is download the program and run it - HovText will take care of the rest. With it running, you’ll immediately notice a difference. The program also contains options regarding hotkeys and link types. You can even set it to remove leading/trailing white space and line breaks. HovText is a helpful utility that’ll make copying and pasting text even more useful than it ever was before. [1.08M] [Win9x/2k/XP] [FREE]