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Oh sorry for being bit lengthier. But I have something more to say. Using this command you can do two things.
- Copying the output of a command to clipboard
- Copying the content of a text file to clipboard
1. Copying the output of a command to clipboard
You can directly copy the output of any command to clipboard. The syntax is as follow:
command | clip
Example: If you want to copy the output of dir command to clipboard then write the following.
dir | clip
2. Copying the content of a text file to clipboard
You can copy the content of a text file to clipboard via command prompt without even opening it. Just follow the below syntax.
dir < NameOfTheTextFile
Example: If you want to copy the content of ReadMe.txt to clipboard then type the following
dir < ReadMe.txt
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