For easy access to the Windows Clipbook Viewer in the future you might want to consider making a shortcut on your desktop.This question of, “ How do I access the Clipboard of my Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus to see the things I have copied?” is something we get to hear quite often from our readers. You should then see the actual clipboard displaying the last text that you copied.ĥ. Go ahead and double-click the clipbrd icon. You may need to click the option to “Show Hidden Files.” You will note there are many files located in this directory so scroll-down past the folders and find a file called clipbrd as the example below illustrates.Ĥ. Double-click this folder to view the contents. Inside your Windows folder locate another folder called System32. Inside your C: Local Disk Drive folder find the folder called Windows and double-click it.ģ. Click on Start then double-click My Computer and open C: Local Disk Drive by double-clicking it.Ģ. Steps to find your Windows Clipbook clipbrd to see your copied textġ. Here is a related post called How to see all of the things copied to the clipboard that tells you about MS Word clipboard history and a great tool called Clipdiary that I use because it’s better at saving all the text I copy. It’s also the place where the PrtScrn key will send a copy of a screenshot.Īre you running Windows 10? For newer versions of Windows, like Windows 10, see How to view clipboard history in Windows 10. Some people refer to this as Windows Clipboard or by the filename clipbrd. The copied text is actually stored in memory and in what Windows calls the Clipbook Viewer.
Instructions How to FIND Text You Copied (Ctrl + C) in Windows Using the Windows Clipbook Viewer to See the Textĭid you ever wonder what folder or file stores the text you copy? Copying text is usually done by pressing the Ctrl + C keyboard keys but nothing happens visually when you do this.
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