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Retrieve Clipboard History in Windows

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The Windows clipboard serves as a temporary storage space for data that you need to transfer to another part of a document or into another program. If you use the "Copy" or "Cut" functions in a Windows program, the selected data moves onto the clipboard and, when you use the "Paste" function, the data reappears in your current document. While Windows does not provide a built-in tool to recover old items on the clipboard, several programs do offer this capability. Windows Clipboard can only store one item at a time leading to duplication of effort and the need to constantly switch back and forth between windows. The contents of the standard Windows clipboard changes as you use it to copy and paste various types of information. But your data isn't stored for a long time - when you turn off the computer or just copy another piece of information, the data is lost. This is where the following softwares find its use:   1) Clipdiary
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