batch to clipboard?

[tcebob]

Far as I know, there is no device called
clipboard. How would one pass a variable to the
clipboard from a batch file?

rs

 

[Klaus Jorgensen]

tcebob wrote :

Far as I know, there is no device called
clipboard. How would one pass a variable to the
clipboard from a batch file?

http://www.petri.co.il/quickly_copy_error_and_display_messages.htm



/klaus

 

[tcebob]

Wow! I never knew you could copy an error message.
And I never knew about Clip.exe, though I suppose
I could have read the details when I downloaded
the Tools.

But wait! There's more! I burrowed down and came
across Autoit, a scripting language with bells and
whistles. And FREE. According to the propaganda
you can make .exe files from the scripts.

Excuse me, I'm going away now to install it.

Thanks for the lead

rs



: tcebob wrote :
: > Far as I know, there is no device called
: > clipboard. How would one pass a variable to
the
: > clipboard from a batch file?
: >
:
:
http://www.petri.co.il/quickly_copy_error_and_display_messages.htm
:
:
:
: /klaus
:
:

 

[Klaus Jorgensen]

tcebob wrote :

Wow! I never knew you could copy an error message.
And I never knew about Clip.exe, though I suppose
I could have read the details when I downloaded
the Tools.

But wait! There's more!

Yep - there is QuickEdit:
http://www.jsifaq.com/SF/Tips/Tip.aspx?id=7363


/klaus

 

[tcebob]

Very true; in fact I use it. But I don't see how
one would use it in a batch file.

rs


: tcebob wrote :
: > Wow! I never knew you could copy an error
message.
: > And I never knew about Clip.exe, though I
suppose
: > I could have read the details when I
downloaded
: > the Tools.
: >
: > But wait! There's more!
:
: Yep - there is QuickEdit:
: http://www.jsifaq.com/SF/Tips/Tip.aspx?id=7363
:
:
: /klaus
:
: