How To Enable The Use Of CLCL In Windows 10?
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The Clipboard Storage utility CLCL is a tiny little program for Windows which will store as many things on the Windows desktop as you simultaneously copy to it. It is designed specifically for people who work with a large number of files on their computer and would like to make sure that they are always able to find what they are looking for quickly. It is extremely useful when working with a huge amount of data, as it will allow you to sort through that data quickly so you can make the changes you require. The maximum amount of items that this program will save is 30, however this number can be increased by the options available within it. This program comes with a few basic functions, such as making copies of files and storing them in the Clipboard, and saving the state of the desktop in a separate file.
One feature that is commonly found within a clocking tool is the ability to add a time sensitive action to the software. This is commonly used for things such as clocks, weather reports and so forth. This particular feature has been developed as Windows has become an ever-changing operating system, and has been required to keep up. As such, the clipboard management program now enables the user to program in such events into the software. In fact, even though there are very few options, there is actually an extremely easy way to configure the clocking tool to run in a specific way, which has been termed as the clipboard caching mechanism.
In order to enable this mechanism to function properly, the user is required to go to "Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System clipboard". Once you have done so, you should then click "OK". Now you will see all the various files on your desktop which are currently stored on the Windows 10 clipboard, and all you will need to do is select the files which you want to place on the clipboard, by clicking on the "Clipboard" option. Once you have chosen a file, you will then be required to right-click on this file, and then select "open with clipboard", which will cause the selected file to be placed on the clipboard in front of you.
