Do you remember how Microsoft Office has a clipboard manager that stores a history of your copied strings?
Well, now Windows 10 1809 has pretty much the same thing.
You do have to turn it on by going to Settings / System / Clipboard. In the “Clipboard history” section, move the slider from “Off” to “On”.
Then select and copy as usual.
Then if you want to paste from your copy history, press Windows key + V. Find the clip you want to paste and just click on it.
If you want to paste the last clip you took, just press Ctrl + V as you’re used to.
Originally published at blog.benmoore.info on December 17, 2018.
