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The '''clipboard''' function of computers stores text or pictures or data; see [[copy and paste]]. | The '''clipboard''' function of computers stores text or pictures or data; see [[copy and paste]]. | ||
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| + | Information can be copied to the invisible clipboard, or it can be deleted and copied at the same time; see [[cut and paste]]. | ||
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| + | There are two sections to the clipboard. The main section responds to explicit cut and copy commands. The other is used in [[drag and drop]] operations. | ||
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| + | It's therefore possible to copy or move two separate pieces of information at the same time, with the clipboard. | ||
Revision as of 14:16, March 7, 2008
The clipboard function of computers stores text or pictures or data; see copy and paste.
Information can be copied to the invisible clipboard, or it can be deleted and copied at the same time; see cut and paste.
There are two sections to the clipboard. The main section responds to explicit cut and copy commands. The other is used in drag and drop operations.
It's therefore possible to copy or move two separate pieces of information at the same time, with the clipboard.