Clipboard Help

[Guest V Harris]

When using CTRL + C, I can copy selected text to the clipboard. But then I

need to select other text then, rather than REPLACE text in the clipboard, I

need to ADD that selected text to the clipboard. Is there a way to do this

in Windows - like is there a power user feature or something? If not, what

is a good utility that I can use like clipboard that will allow me to add

highlighted text. I do need something that will allow me to use a hotkey

combination (like CTRL + C) to copy and paste the text as there are thousands

of bits of information to extract from a document, so switching back and

forth between windows to copy then paste will be unnecessarily

time-consuming. Thanks! VH.

[Guest thanatoid]

Re: Clipboard Help

 

=?Utf-8?B?ViBIYXJyaXM=?= <VHarris@discussions.microsoft.com>

wrote in

news:0298531B-587B-4015-B284-0B764E5D8560@microsoft.com:

> When using CTRL + C, I can copy selected text to the

> clipboard. But then I need to select other text then,

> rather than REPLACE text in the clipboard, I need to ADD

> that selected text to the clipboard. Is there a way to do

> this in Windows - like is there a power user feature or

> something? If not, what is a good utility that I can use

> like clipboard that will allow me to add highlighted text.

> I do need something that will allow me to use a hotkey

> combination (like CTRL + C) to copy and paste the text as

> there are thousands of bits of information to extract from

> a document, so switching back and forth between windows to

> copy then paste will be unnecessarily time-consuming.

> Thanks! VH.

>

 

There are dozens or hundreds of clipboard "expanders", managers,

whatever you want to call them. Google for "clipboard manager".

 

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[Guest Unknown]

Re: Clipboard Help

 

On Wed, 8 Aug 2007 21:20:00 -0700, V Harris

<VHarris@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>,;When using CTRL + C, I can copy selected text to the clipboard. But then I

>,;need to select other text then, rather than REPLACE text in the clipboard, I

>,;need to ADD that selected text to the clipboard. Is there a way to do this

>,;in Windows - like is there a power user feature or something? If not, what

>,;is a good utility that I can use like clipboard that will allow me to add

>,;highlighted text. I do need something that will allow me to use a hotkey

>,;combination (like CTRL + C) to copy and paste the text as there are thousands

>,;of bits of information to extract from a document, so switching back and

>,;forth between windows to copy then paste will be unnecessarily

>,;time-consuming. Thanks! VH.

 

I have been using Clipmate since 1993. It will do what you want to do.

You would use either the "power paste" or "glue" feature depending on

how you wanted to paste the collected clips.

 

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