Batch output string to the Windows clipboard

batch output string to the Windows clipboard2016-06-30 23:29 339 people read Comments (0) favorite reports

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With the help of Clip.exe (C:\Windows\System32\clip.exe)

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2. C:\windows\system32>clip/?
6. CLIP
10. Describe:
12. Redirects the output of the command-line tool to the Windows Clipboard. This text output can be pasted
14. to other programs.
18. Parameter list:
20. /? Displays this help message.
24. Example:
26. DIR | Clip places a copy of the current directory list into the Windows clipboard.
30. CLIP < README. TXT places a copy of the Readme.txt into the Windows clipboard.
34. C:\windows\system32>

Method One:

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1. Echo I am a student |clip

At this time the string one more carriage return line wrap

Method Two:

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1. set/p="I am a Student" <nul | clip

For example, the current date is stored on the clipboard:

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1. set/p="%date%" <nul | clip

Method Three: (VBS)

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1. Mshta vbscript:clipboarddata.setdata ("text","I am A Student") (close)

Batch output string to the Windows clipboard