KTI: Advanced clipboard in Windows, the best way to go.




In every personal computer, when we copy some information, it goes to the clipboard. Later we can paste it with the well-known shortcut CTRL + V.


The problem with this method is that only the last copied fragment(item) is pasted. To fix this in Windows 11/10 there is an extended clipboard.


Press WIN + V to access it. When you run it for the first time in the window, click the Enable button. Now the copied information will accumulate in the clipboard.


To paste information use the WIN + V hotkey and select the desired fragment from the list to paste it. It can be not only text, but also graphic information.

You will enjoy this when you start using it.

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