| Download: toclip.exe
This program takes the standard input and copies it to the clipboard. Usage: <someutility> | toclip toclip <filename> Because on windows backticks are normally not supported, this can be useful for command-line composing. For example, which <filename> | toclip somecommand <paste>If an argument is specified, the given file is copied to the clipboard instead. |
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Download: saveclip.exe This program looks for a bitmap in the clipboard, and saves it to desktop. It currently only works with bitmaps. If an argument is specified, it saves to the given file instead. Typical usage involves pressing Alt+Print screen, then Windows-R, saveclip |