Like most people, you may copy pieces of Web sites to a word processor when you research online. And, like most people, you probably have to battle all of the codes and images that end up on your Clipboard when you copy a section of most sites. To make things easier, there’s a freeware product, PureText.

PureText strips images and typeface codes from anything on your Windows XP Clipboard. Load it into memory, and the program lets you assign its paste command to a key combo such as Windows key-V so that the current contents of your Clipboard will paste into an application as unformatted text—and only text. Read the full story

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