Windows 7 - How to clear window's clipboard memory?

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to clear window's clipboard memory?
will window's clipboard only keep one thing at a time?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Eric

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See the following article:

How to Empty the Clipboard in Windows XP
http://www.ehow.com/how_4841971_empty-clipboard-windows-xp.html
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Yes...one at a time and each new item replaces the last.

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Just copy a space or unprintable character into it.

Why do you want to do it? One way to get rid of what is there is simply
to copy something else.




Yes.


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Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
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ory?

I just found out that I have no clipbrd.exe, yet I can still save
screens.

Interesting.

Andy

The clipboard viewer is not necessary for the clipboard feature to
function.  But to add Clipboard Viewer, open Control Panel, Add/Remove
Programs, Add/Remove Windows Components, double-click "Accessories and
Utilities", double-click "Accessories" and add a check to the box left
of "Clipboard Viewer".

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Joe   =o)

Three points:

1. Despite what many people often say, clipbrd.exe is *not* the
clipboard. The clipboard is not a program, it is just the place in RAM
where what is clipped is stored. Clipboard.exe is the clipboard
*viewer*.

2. Although some people find the clipboard viewer useful, personally I
never use it. If I want to know what is in the clipboard, I find it
much easier just to paste it (and if I do not like it, I can easily
delete what I pasted).

3. If you want the clipboard viewer, see Elmo's reply in this thread,
and follow his advice.

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memory?
y

I agree with you.

All someone has to do is a Shift-Insert to see what is in memory.

Andy