When you click on your keyboard “PrintScreen” key, the one labeled as “prt sc”, you overwrite whatever was saved on your Clipboard.

When you restart your computer, again, you clear Clipboard history.

When you shut down your computer, you lose everything from your Clipboard.

Since it is a function, not a specific app or something similar, you just activate it with a keyboard command:

The larger the amount of information you are trying to copy, the higher the chances to slow down your computer (during the copying process).Īs to where can you find it on your PC, it’s more of a “how do I access it” or “how to see what I copy in Clipboard” kind of question.

With every new computer restart or switch off, the last entry will be deleted.

With every new copy command, the previous entry will be deleted.

You can only copy one selection at a time.

Despite this general availability, it still comes with a series of limitations: The purpose of this function is to facilitate the copy and paste of almost unlimited amounts of data – be it text information or images.

Even though, in this article, we are talking about this function integrated with Windows on Microsoft Surface Pro 4, many other operating systems have it as well. It is more like a function of your operating system.

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