Most GUI operating systems provide a feature called the "clipboard". Anything you copy or cut is automatically placed in the "clipboard" storage, permitting you to later paste it into some other place. This information will remain in the "clipboard" storage until you copy or cut something else (which will replace what was previously stored), permitting you to paste the same thing in many places if you want to.
The "clipboard" storage may be in different places or use different types of data structures depending on what type of information is being stored and its size (e.g. main memory, a temporary file, a temporary folder).
1. How do I delete an item from the Office Clipboard? How do I delete all the items from the Office Clipboard?
How can you manually display the clipboard toolbar?
The cast of Clipboard - 2006 includes: Kevin Hines as Clipboard Rob Lathan as Chaos Agent
1. The major difference between the system Clipboard and Office clipboard is that the system Clipboard can retain only the most recently copy-pasted item (meaning it will replace the previous item when you copy a new one), but the Office clipboard will retain the last 24 items copied.
The spelling of the two is different.
its stored in the clipboard
You can use insert option to place the item from clipboard into the document. It is the easiest way to transfer items from clipboard.
When you copy or cut something it is stored into memory. This is known as the Clipboard. From there it can be pasted to other locations. The clipboard is capable of holding multiple items for pasting.
One way to display the Office Clipboard in order to read what is in it is: Click the Start button, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools and select "Clipboard Viewer". You will see the contents of the clipboard.
difference between Recycle Bin and Office Clipboard
The clipboard will not open if you have a passenger airbag fitted.
One way to display the Office Clipboard in order to read what is in it is: Click the Start button, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools and select "Clipboard Viewer". You will see the contents of the clipboard.