Lawrence,
I understand what you're saying. Here's a page published by Microsoft:
"User Tips > Tips Archive
Open the ClipBook Viewer
Posted: March 11, 2002
Submitted by George Nebeker, Bothell, Washington
Remember the old Clipboard Viewer? It’s also called the ClipBook
Viewer in Windows XP. The ClipBook Viewer shows you the information you have
copied to the Clipboard. You can store information permanently in your Local
ClipBook and share it with other users. The Local ClipBook opens when you
start ClipBook Viewer.
The ClipBook Viewer isn’t listed in the Accessories folder on the
Start menu in Windows XP, so you might want to create a shortcut to it on
your desktop:
1.. Right-click your desktop, point to New, and then click Shortcut.
2.. In the location field, type C:WINDOWS\system32\clipbrd.exe.
3.. Click Next to give it a name, then click Finish and you’re all
set. "
It appears to me Clipbook and Clipboard are one in the same. (I do
not have any expertise in this area though. I may be wrong.)
Milt
:
lawrence unger said:
Thanks for your reply. I'm looking for CLIPBOOK viewer, not CLIPBOARD
viewer. The former should be accessable through the latter, via the window
drop-down menu. Please refer to the help menu in the clipboard viewer to see
what this is all about. -LMUnger