Activate New Clipboard Functions in Windows 10 Update
Posted: February 12, 2019
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The clipboard is likely one of the most used functions of Microsoft Windows. The ability to copy and paste images and text can save hours of time when working on documents, spreadsheets, etc. The Windows 10 October 2018 update is now on track to be rolled out again, and it will contain some nice upgrades to the clipboard function, including the ability to store more than one item in its history. Activating this feature when you get the update could save you even more time when relying on copy and paste.
Mark Kaelin, contributor to TechRepublic, walks us through activating the clipboard function to take advantage of all it has to offer.
The clipboard function is one of the most common features of
Microsoft Windows 10. Cutting or copying bits of text or an image from one application and then pasting it into another application is a process many of us perform on an almost daily basis. In many ways, it is fundamental to our collaborative and social media-centric digital lives.
With the release of the
Windows 10 October 2018 Update, which is currently back on track and headed for your PC soon, the basic clipboard is receiving several new and improved functions. By adding a history and a cloud component, the Windows 10 clipboard will now be able to remember more than one item of clipped data and could even include the ability to copy and paste between computers.
Read the entire article,
How to Activate the New Clipboard Functions in the Windows 10 October 2018 Update, on
TechRepublic.