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INSIDE MICROSOFT WINDOWS 95 TIP OF THE WEEK

The following tip is presented by  INSIDE MICROSOFT WINDOWS 95, a
monthly publication of The Cobb Group. For a FREE issue, go to
http://www.cobb.com/w95/cuvyeu.htm


WORKING WTIH SCRAPS
Did you know that in many applications you can drag scraps of text or
graphics to the desktop for later use in their original or another
application? For example, when working on a report in Microsoft Word,
you decide to cut a paragraph. However, you may want to use that
paragraph later in the document or even in another file. To create a
scrap, select the text you wish to use and then drag it onto the desktop
with the right mouse button. When you release the button, select the
Move Scrap Here command from the context menu (dragging with the left
mouse button will automatically copy the scrap). Now when you want to
copy the scrap into a document, just drag it from the desktop into the
text.

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John Van Steenburgh wrote:

> I am using CLIPMATE and it works great.  You can download it from
> http://www.thornsoft.com
>
> "Mark Woodruff" <karma@mci2000.com> wrote:
>
> >I want to store and clip from multiple clipboards.
>
> >The idea would be to have more than just ^C.. any ideas or utilities?
>
> >Mark



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