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Linda Thatcher
I posted info to clipboard now can't find it. How do I find the clipboard?
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Guest
No Shortcut available. Click Start - Run - C:\WINDOWS\system32\clipbrd.exe.
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This path was on my computer C:\WINDOWS\system32\clipbrd.exe. If you are not
sure about where is your windows directory located then use:
%systemroot%\system32\clipbrd.exe
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sure about where is your windows directory located then use:
%systemroot%\system32\clipbrd.exe
Let us know, if this information is useful to you.
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David Candy
You just paste it. The clipboard exists in memory.
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Wesley Vogel
To open ClipBook Viewer [Clip Board]...
Start | Run | Type: clipbrd | Click OK
clipbrd.exe is the Windows NT ClipBook Viewer or Clipboard.
Create a shorcut...
Right click the Desktop | Point to New | Click Shortcut |
Paste this in the box:
%systemroot%\system32\clipbrd.exe
Click Next | Change the name if you like | Click Finish
When you Cut or Copy that is saved in clipbrd.exe.
From ClipBook Viewer HELP:
[[When you cut or copy information from a program, it is moved to the
Clipboard and remains there until you clear the Clipboard or until you cut
or copy another piece of information. The Clipboard window in ClipBook
Viewer shows the contents of the Clipboard. You can paste the information
from the Clipboard into any file as often as you like. However, the
information is only stored on the Clipboard temporarily.
Using ClipBook Viewer, you can cut or copy information from another program
and store it in a page that you can name, save, use again, and share with
others. ]]
From ClipBook Viewer HELP:
[[To save the contents of the Clipboard to a file
In ClipBook Viewer, click the Window menu, and then click Local ClipBook.
On the File menu, click Save As.
In Save in, navigate to the folder where you want to save the file.
In the File name box, type a name for the file you want to save.
Click Save.
Note
The default extension for a Clipboard file is .clp. ]]
This will clear out *everything* from the System Clipboard.
To clear the Clipboard.
Start | Run | Type: clipbrd | Click OK |
Click on the Edit menu | Click on Delete | Click Yes to the prompt
To clear the contents of the Clipboard
1. In ClipBook Viewer, click the Window menu, and then click Clipboard.
2. On the Edit menu, click Delete.
3. Click Yes.
Note
Because the Clipboard stores information in multiple formats, clearing it
may free some memory.
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MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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Start | Run | Type: clipbrd | Click OK
clipbrd.exe is the Windows NT ClipBook Viewer or Clipboard.
Create a shorcut...
Right click the Desktop | Point to New | Click Shortcut |
Paste this in the box:
%systemroot%\system32\clipbrd.exe
Click Next | Change the name if you like | Click Finish
When you Cut or Copy that is saved in clipbrd.exe.
From ClipBook Viewer HELP:
[[When you cut or copy information from a program, it is moved to the
Clipboard and remains there until you clear the Clipboard or until you cut
or copy another piece of information. The Clipboard window in ClipBook
Viewer shows the contents of the Clipboard. You can paste the information
from the Clipboard into any file as often as you like. However, the
information is only stored on the Clipboard temporarily.
Using ClipBook Viewer, you can cut or copy information from another program
and store it in a page that you can name, save, use again, and share with
others. ]]
From ClipBook Viewer HELP:
[[To save the contents of the Clipboard to a file
In ClipBook Viewer, click the Window menu, and then click Local ClipBook.
On the File menu, click Save As.
In Save in, navigate to the folder where you want to save the file.
In the File name box, type a name for the file you want to save.
Click Save.
Note
The default extension for a Clipboard file is .clp. ]]
This will clear out *everything* from the System Clipboard.
To clear the Clipboard.
Start | Run | Type: clipbrd | Click OK |
Click on the Edit menu | Click on Delete | Click Yes to the prompt
To clear the contents of the Clipboard
1. In ClipBook Viewer, click the Window menu, and then click Clipboard.
2. On the Edit menu, click Delete.
3. Click Yes.
Note
Because the Clipboard stores information in multiple formats, clearing it
may free some memory.
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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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Andrew Murray
Go to the Start Menu >
Select Run
In the Run Dialogue, type "clipbrd.exe" (no quotes).
That brings it up on my system
Select Run
In the Run Dialogue, type "clipbrd.exe" (no quotes).
That brings it up on my system
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Andrew Murray
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
You just paste it. The clipboard exists in memory.
You just paste it. The clipboard exists in memory.
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Andrew Murray
The utility 'clipbrd.exe' is probably left over from Windows 3.1 days when
it was located in the Control Panel.
It can be accessed by typing 'clipbrd.exe' in the run dialogue , or you can
create a shortcut to it as you would normally.
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
You just paste it. The clipboard exists in memory.
it was located in the Control Panel.
It can be accessed by typing 'clipbrd.exe' in the run dialogue , or you can
create a shortcut to it as you would normally.
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
You just paste it. The clipboard exists in memory.
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Wesley Vogel
You can also just type clipbrd No need to type the .exe
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Guest
Linda, after reading some of the posts(I had same question) open Word with
new page right click on blank page select paste and the last item you placed
new page right click on blank page select paste and the last item you placed
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Dennis Marks
Loyd said:Linda, after reading some of the posts(I had same question) open Word with
new page right click on blank page select paste and the last item you placed
There is a clipboard viewer at %windir%\system32\clipbrd.exe
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Dennis M. Marks
Disclaimer: The above is my opinion. I do not guarantee it. Be sure to
back up any files involved and use at your own risk. Batteries not
included. Not for internal use. Don't run with knives.
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Guest
With a blank word doc on screen simply hold Ctrl key and press C twice, thisDennis Marks said:There is a clipboard viewer at %windir%\system32\clipbrd.exe
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Dennis M. Marks
Disclaimer: The above is my opinion. I do not guarantee it. Be sure to
back up any files involved and use at your own risk. Batteries not
included. Not for internal use. Don't run with knives.
will display the contents of the clipboard. To clear the clipboard with the
keyboard hold the "Shift" key and hit the "Space bar" a couple of times then
hold Ctrl key and press C. This replaces what was on the clipboard with
spaces (thus as good as empty) To clear the clipboard pane from the scren
press Crtl with F1. RB