Just notice I don't have a Clip Board. I downloaded Speccy and I want to copy ram specs to clip board so I can print them. I don't want to copy all the information, just ram specs. I right click, (select all) right click (copy to clip board) that I don't have. I check search this site and didn't find what I needed or missed it.
Thanks.
Just notice I don't have a Clip Board. I downloaded Speccy and I want to copy ram specs to clip board so I can print them. I don't want to copy all the information, just ram specs. I right click, (select all) right click (copy to clip board) that I don't have. I check search this site and didn't find what I needed or missed it.
Thanks.
Did you receive an error message? Have you looked for it in c:\windows?
I have done c:\windows and checked under programs, nothing found. I have typed clip board off the start button no help. I have used Search Everything and still no help. Is there a better way to find it. Thanks for the quick response zigzag3143!
I think it just stores it temporarily, until you paste it somewhere.
Have a look at this thread too,
Where is clipboard.exe?
Hello Layback Bear,
Do you have a "Copy" option available instead?
In Windows 7 and Vista, you do have a clipboard like in XP. Instead, it's a simple copy and paste now with only one item held in the clipboard at a time. It is cleared when you copy the next item to make room for it.
A good free clipboard manager program to use would be ClipMagic.
Hope this helps,
Shawn
Last edited by Brink; 09 Sep 2010 at 18:32. Reason: typo
BOY oh BOY. Thanks for all the help everybody. All I get is (select all and copy to clip board) I'm going to try the snip it thing. Will get back.
Well I tried that Snip It thing. I would copy it but it would take about 5 snips to get it all. There has got to be a better way.
Thanks all. I get it now. Copy to Clipboard really just means (copy). The word Clipboard shouldn't be there. All the time spent looking for Clipboard, I feel so dumb.
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