Windows 7 clipboard

papy26 -  
 cassinette -
Hello,
please how does the clipboard work to make a screenshot

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Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 3.6

3 réponses

Neliel Posted messages 7012 Status Contributeur 1 702
 
Hello,

I don't quite understand your question, the clipboard is not directly accessible, it's a memory area that stores images, texts, files that you've copied either from a software or by right-clicking and then copying from Windows.
The clipboard overwrites the last screenshot when you take a new one.

To take a screenshot, you press the Print Screen key (at the top of the keyboard, next to the F1...F12 keys)
If you hold down the ALT key and press Print Screen: you take a screenshot only of the active window.

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papy26
 
Hello
thank you for the contact, I'm not very savvy with computers
sorry to be a bother
when the clipboard is loaded, what action should I take to display it?
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cunlhaontz Posted messages 25 Status Membre 54
 
There is indeed a clipboard viewer on XP and Server 2003 (command clipbrd.exe), but it seems to have disappeared since Vista and Server 2008.
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Gil69
 
For Windows 7, the executable Clipbrd can be found in the folder:
C:\Windows\SysWOW64
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Lisa
 
Hello,
I did the manipulation and found nothing??
THANK YOU
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