Windows 7: email stripper

Just downloaded and installed an email stripper,Getting quite a few emails with the > sign all the way down the left side of the page.Well copy and pasted the email into the email stripper and followed step 1 2 & 3 then it said the file was now in my clipboard.
Well where is my clipboard in windows 7,Google told me Windows 7 don't have a clipboard.
Any help and advice here please is there an alternative to get rid of all the > all down the left side of my emails some of the emails are quite long it would take some time to delete manually.
Help.
Thanks.

Clipboard is Copy and Paste. CTRL+C CTRL+P

Reading trendy's post and your reply,Where does one find the clipboard in windows 7?.I also tried that method with an email stripper but failed to find where the end product went to ie 'clipboard',Could not find it.

Its not really a program so you won't find it anywhere.
The clipboard is a a place in memory (ram) where you can store items temporarily for use later, for example select some text with your mouse & either use Ctrl+C to copy it to the clipboard or right click & select copy .
The text will stay in the clipboard until you switch your PC off or you copy something else to the clipboard ( only stores one item at a time) open notepad & Ctrl+V to paste the text or right click & select paste.

You should have opened Notepad or Wordpad & paste it Ctrl+V then saved it somewhere.
I use Directory Opus a Windows Explorer replacement & I can paste it directly to a location to save.

Check out: How To View & Manage Clipboard In Windows 7 & Vista | WinVistaClub for a clipbrd.exe replacement.