Places the list of the files from DIR command into the Windows clipboard so that you can later paste into an editor to either save or print out. For example, running the following command in Dos Prompt window dir | clip Windows also have an executable file called Clip.exe that redirects the output of command line tools to the windows clipboard. Tip #2: Copying the entire text file content into the clipboard without opening it And simply launch it by typing in Clipbrd.exe from the Run command.Īnd here is what Clipbrd.exe revealed in the system clipboard. However, the tool seems to be compatible with Windows 7, both 32-bit and 64-bit, so you can easily copy a version of Clipbrd.exe file from %windir%\system32 folder in XP or Vista machine to the same folder in your Windows 7.
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But it doesn’t exist in Windows 7 anymore.
There used to be a Windows built-in tool called Clipbrd.exe that allows you to see what’s in the Clipboard, including both text and images, in the previous version of Windows like XP or Vista. But here I found a few tips that you may find useful to use this essential function more efficiently. It’s embedded very closely in the operating system and runs so transparently that you usually don’t need to do anything except the essential copy (Ctrl+C) and paste (Ctrl+V) function that you can find from almost all programs. Clipboard is a fundamental component in any version of Window that makes copy/paste thing happen between different programs.
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