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I copied... and then i copied again...
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I copied something very important that i still need, and then i copied another thing so when i went to paste the important text it pasted the other thing i high lighted (oviously), is there a way to get back the text i copied before i copied the useless stuff?? Please help! I'm running 10.3.9
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Originally Posted by rjenkinson
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Agreed.
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find the original source you copied from?
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Last edited by Detrius; Nov 7, 2005 at 12:06 AM.
Reason: posted... and then posted again... and then... quadruple post.)
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No. Unless you use a utility like ShadowClipboard.
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Last edited by Detrius; Nov 7, 2005 at 12:07 AM.
Reason: Posted and then posted again...)
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And try not to double or quadruple post 
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There's a glitch in the Matrix.
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Well i just retyped it, it was no fun but it had to be done...
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Instead of copying, you can always drag the highlighted text to your desktop as a clipboard clipping, and drag it into the document you need it pasted to later.
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Originally Posted by CaptainHaddock
Instead of copying, you can always drag the highlighted text to your desktop as a clipboard clipping, and drag it into the document you need it pasted to later.
Clippings are very handy.
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I don't understand why Apple opts not to implement some type of clipboard history.
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Originally Posted by Big Mac
I don't understand why Apple opts not to implement some type of clipboard history.
That maybe useful in some circumstances, but I find the multiple copy paste feature in windows annoying. Particularly because if you've copied something twice by mistake it will remember it, but then most times the clipboard buffer is lost very frequently. Excel is a good example of this. Of course I'n still using win 2000 at work so that may have something to do with it. Still I don't like the multiple copy / paste since you can tell which one is which (except for the order).
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If I had a signature, it would look something like this
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