I have another question....

[muyoso]

There is no clip board. That is just the term used to say that the item you wanted copied is copied and that the iPad will remember it until you decide to paste it somewhere. Its not an actual thing that can be accessed. If you have used Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000, Me, 98, 95 or Apple OS8, OS9, OSX or any linux distro or Android or iOS3.x or iOS4.x or Windows Mobile or Symbian or Palm OS, it pretty much works the same way.

 

[iPadCharlie]

Some other useful shortcuts...

OTOH = On The Other Hand
IMHO = In My Humble Opinion

Somewhere I am sure there is a list of this stuff!

 

[SweetPoison]

Yep. I use those. Just never heard of the one you used

 

[SweetPoison]

If you have used Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000, Me, 98, 95 or Apple OS8, OS9, OSX or any linux distro or Android or iOS3.x or iOS4.x or Windows Mobile or Symbian or Palm OS, it pretty much works the same way.

That's right....when we right click then it is stored in the browser! You are good

 

[BrennB]

Here's a huge list... LOL
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[pallentx]

That's right....when we right click then it is stored in the browser! You are good

not exactly in the browser. In all operating systems, its stored in system memory just like the iPad.

Old versions of Windows used to have a clipboard viewer that would show you what has been stored in memory. It may still be there somewhere, but I don't think so. In windows, MS Office has some advanced clipboard features you may be used to. I think the Office clipboard can hold the last 10 or 12 things copied and there is an icon placed in the system tray where you can access the various items there. Later Office apps have a hideable panel you can open that shows your clipboard items for easy access.

 

[SweetPoison]

Here's a huge list... LOL

Ya think? Lol!

Old versions of Windows used to have a clipboard viewer that would show you what has been stored in memory. It may still be there somewhere, but I don't think so. In windows, MS Office has some advanced clipboard features you may be used to. I think the Office clipboard can hold the last 10 or 12 things copied and there is an icon placed in the system tray where you can access the various items there. Later Office apps have a hideable panel you can open that shows your clipboard items for easy access.

Oh. Thanks for the info!

Im not sure if you can really pinpoint a location for it or view it, it just exists somewhere out in the nether of electronic symbols.

Out in cyberspace I guess.

 

[iPadCharlie]

Here's a huge list... LOL

Ya think? Lol!

But size doesn't matter, right???

 

[SweetPoison]

Here's a huge list... LOL

Ya think? Lol!

But size doesn't matter, right???

Perhaps not...but it helps.

 

[iPadCharlie]

Ya think? Lol!

But size doesn't matter, right???

Perhaps not...but it helps.

But even though the iPad is small, in the right hands, in can bring a lot of satisfaction to the user!

 

[SweetPoison]

In the right hands. Of course.

 

[CaptKirk]

You don't get to see clip board contents until steve jobs says you can