Imagine if you need to read a dozen web pages and save all the most important sections (thoughts) from them. How to expand the buffer to multiple elements, and how to clear it I note that this method is far from the best, and it is much more convenient to use specials to work with the buffer. Thus, to find out which block of text is in the phone's clipboard: just open any text document and perform the paste operation. See example below.īuffer text has been pasted into the document And only after saving this document, this information will not go anywhere. from scratch, will appear in the menu from which you can insert information from the clipboard. That's it, this piece of text has been placed on the clipboard!įurther, by opening any notepad (for example, I used Google documents), and by pressing and holding my finger for 3-4 seconds. To save it to a text document (for example), you first need to select this area (by clicking on the desired area of text and holding your finger for 3-4 seconds), and in the context menu that appears, select "Copy" (see example below). At a certain place, find an interesting site that is necessary for further work. Īnd so, let's say you are reading some note in the browser. I will consider with an example how to use it. Note that if you don't save it anywhere, then after turning off the device (or when adding other information to the buffer), this copied section will disappear! For example, when you watch an online video, it is first loaded into the clipboard and then played in your media player.Īlso, the buffer is used when selecting and copying some text. Designed for temporary storage of various files: pictures, text, video, etc. The clipboard is located in the device's RAM. Many users believe that the clipboard is some kind of file that can be found in a specific directory and opened. * Working with the clipboard Where is it and how to find out what is in it Actually, in this article I will dwell on this in more detail. Thus, using the buffer it is very convenient to operate with phone numbers, accounts, blocks of text, and other information that needs to be transferred from one place to another. And after that you can move on to the next element that you want to transfer. That is, after you have copied something, you need to paste it somewhere (for example, a text from an SMS can be copied and pasted into another SMS) and saved. Moreover, if you add something else to the clipboard, the old information in it will be deleted! files, and click "Copy" - Android stores this information in "clipboard" (note: this is a part of the RAM used to temporarily store any data). When you select any section of text, picture, video, etc. Many novice users believe that if they have selected a text from an SMS (for example) and clicked a button "Copy" - then they have this information saved in the phone memory (and now they can do whatever they want with SMS).
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