"The Office 2007 Clipboard Feature"

What is Office 2007 Clipboard?

The Clipboard is an area of memory in which you can store text, graphics or any other items. It is used to temporarily store data whist it is being moved between slides or applications. If you cut or copy text, graphics or other items, they will temporarily store in the clipboard before you paste it to other location.

As Microsoft Office 2007 supports up to 24 items on the Clipboard, when you have copied 24 items you will see a message prompt out. To copy multiple items, simply select each item and copy it to the Clipboard.

Copy and Paste

When you use the Copy command, the clipboard is used to store a copy of selected text or graphics without removing it from the slide. This enables you to paste a copy of text or graphic from the clipboard to another location in the same or different slide, or to another program.

To copy text, graphic, or other items to the Clipboard

• Open any Office application that contains text, graphic or other items.
• Select the item you wish to copy to the Clipboard.
• On the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click the Copy button

OR press Ctrl + C.

To paste data from the Clipboard

• Select the data you wish to Copy.
• Use the Copy command to place the data in the clipboard.
• Then locate the insertion point at a different location within your current slide (or indeed in a different slide, or even a different Windows program).
• On the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click the Paste button

OR press Ctrl + V.

Related Topics:

The Overview of Office 2007 OEM, FPP or Volume Licensing Editions!

What Are The Office 2007 Minimum System Requirements?

Advantages of Office 2007 Volume Licensing Version Over OEM or FPP Licenses

Microsoft Office 2007 Pricing and Upgrade Information

Office 2007 Quick Access Toolbar Manipulations

How to Restore Quick Access Toolbar to Its Defaults?

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