copy from two different places

If I understand you question. You should be able to do this.

Open Notepad and copy and paste from one source to Notepad.
Then go to the other source and copy and paste what you want to Notepad.
Then select from the upper left corner of Notepad (File).
There will be a list of method to save.

Jack

Windows 7 does not come with Clip Board.
That is why I recommend NotePad.
One could also use WordPad.

One could install the old XP Clipboard but I don't know why one would.

Jack

There is the option of Control-Click and Drag and Shift-Click and Drag in some applications which allows you to build a selection of non-contiguous text and or Other objects, for copy or move operations - Available in Office and some other applications

Pleas andreaugust, I'm not in the mood.

As far as I know Clipboard in not native to Windows 7.
Plus Clipboard in not on either of my systems. Be aware if I'm wrong a qualified person with let me know in a polite manner.

Please read from Microsoft.

Where Is The Clipboard on Windows 7 - Microsoft Community

Unlike XP, the clipboard cannot be viewed in Windows 7. You need a copy of clipbrd.exe from an XP computer. It is located in C:\WINDOWS\system32. Copy it into the same folder in Windows 7 and to run it, click the Windows Orb (Start), type clipbrd and press Enter.

PS: I'm going to do some more research to see what I can find.

Jack

Edit:
There are some sites that say you can also copy the Clipbrd.exe from Vista.
I really don't know. I have never tried Vista.

Jack

Do you have Clipboard on you Windows 7 now?
If so where. I will look on my system.
I'm not to old to learn.

Jack