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Get-Clipboard

Gets the current Windows clipboard entry. PowerShell reference

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What it does

from the PowerShell reference, CC BY 4.0

Gets the current Windows clipboard entry. The Get-Clipboard cmdlet gets the current Windows clipboard entry. Multiple lines of text are returned as an array of strings similar to Get-Content.

Get-Clipboard [-Format <ClipboardFormat>] [-TextFormatType <TextDataFormat>] [-Raw] [<CommonParameters>]

Get the content of the clipboard

Set-Clipboard -Value 'hello world' Get-ClipboardIdentify

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Get the content of the clipboard in a specific format

Get-Clipboard -Format FileDropListIdentify

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Its page in the reference: Get-Clipboard.

Parameters

3 in the PowerShell reference
-FormatSpecifies the type, or format, of the clipboard. The acceptable values for this parameter are: - Text - FileDropList - Image - Audio
-RawGets the entire contents of the clipboard. Multiline text is returned as a single multiline string rather than an array of strings.
-TextFormatTypeSpecifies the text data format type of the clipboard. The acceptable values for this parameter are: - Text - UnicodeText - Rtf - Html - CommaSeparatedValue

What looks for it

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See also

Set-Clipboard