How to find the clipboard

Clipboard is a temporary storage area stored in computer memory. It is used to store text, images or other data copied or cut on the computer so that it can be pasted to another location later. You can find the clipboard through shortcut keys or clipboard applications.

In the Windows operating system, you can find the clipboard in the following ways:

1. Use shortcut key: press the WindowsV key to open the clipboard history, where you can view the recently copied or cut contents.

2. Open the clipboard application: enter "Clipboard" in the Windows search bar, and then click the "Clipboard" application icon to open the clipboard. Here, you can view the recently copied or cut contents and clear the contents of the clipboard.

3. Use the command line: press WindowsR to open the running window, Enter "cmd" and press Enter to open the command prompt window. Enter the "clip" command at the command prompt to output the contents of the clipboard to the screen.

In the Mac operating system, you can find the clipboard in the following ways:

1. Use shortcut key: press the CommandShiftV key to open the clipboard history, where you can view the recently copied or cut contents.

2. Open the clipboard application: find the clipboard application icon in Launchpad, and then click Open Clipboard. Here, you can view the recently copied or cut contents and clear the contents of the clipboard.

3. Use the command line: press CommandSpace to open the Spotlight search bar, Enter "Terminal" and press Enter to open the terminal. Enter the "pbpaste" command under the terminal and output the contents of the clipboard to the screen.