Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V and Ctrl+D
28 January, 2008 Posted by
SolSie As
Free Utilities, Tips, Windows PC
In Windows OS, action Copy (Ctrl+C) copies the highlighted text and stores on a virtual clipboard and action Paste (Ctrl+V) pastes that content to a new location are widely used.
Unfortunately the virtual clipboard can only store the latest copied item. What if you want to paste the before last one?
Clipdiary, which was found by ghacks, is a small utility that stores and accumulates copied contents in the clipboard. In addition to the traditional CTRL + C and CTRL + V, the CTRL + D opens the program interface where older entries can be picked and pasted.
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