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Pastebot is always running and only a keyboard shortcut away to command copy & paste. Clipboard History: Pastebot saves everything you copy so that you can quickly recall them in the future. Save and organize frequently-used clippings into custom pasteboards and create keyboard shortcuts to access pasteboards and paste specific clippings. Pastebot works in full-screen and split-screen mode. Running in split-screen mode allows you to use Pastebot as a scratchpad. Choose from various quick paste window styles to suit your preferences, always paste in plain text, enable release-to-paste and more. There are apps you copy from that you never want to be stored in.
Your computer experience will much easier if you can remember the keyboard shortcuts for often used commands to perform 'cut', 'copy' and/or 'paste' of text or images. These commands are often available to you via these keyboard shortcuts, even if they are not an option in the program or window in which you are working.

These keyboard shortcuts require you to hold down two keys at one time.
Keyboard Command: Control (Ctrl) + X
Remember 'X' as
The Cut command is used to remove text or images from the screen you are currently working on. 'CUT' moves the information to your virtual clipboard, where it is stored until it is overwritten by the next 'cut' or 'copy' command.
Keyboard Command: Control (Ctrl) + C
Remember 'C' as
The COPY command is used for just that - it copies the text or image you have selected and stores is on your virtual clipboard, until it is overwritten by the next 'cut' or 'copy' command.
Keyboard Command: Control (Ctrl) + V
Remember 'V' as
The PASTE command is used to place the information that you have stored on your virtual clipboard in the location that you have placed your mouse cursor.
Try copying the information from the first box and paste it into the second box.
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