Thank you. From what I have read, the one I have used for years – Clipdiary – is vastly superior.
http://clipdiary.com/?utm_nooverride=1&ver=5.2&days=724&runs=1483&lng=en_GB<p=100&s=cda
That one keeps a copy everything you ever save to the clipboard, including images, and keeps those clips for as long as you want to save them, even after a reboot. It has never let me down. You can sort your clips, star them, and you make a backup file of the database also, and run searches to find what you need, going back years. It is a wonderful piece of software, I couldn’t recommend it more.
And – it’s free.