Copied images
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Copied images
I have right clicked on a number of images and chose "copy image" but where are they stored? I cant find them.
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Re: Copied images
They (more exactly: a list of those files) go into the clipboard. You can now paste them into another folder (where you need to have right access).
Re: Copied images
After you "Copy", go to another directory, rt-click->Paste.
As Cosmo said, "a list of those files", so you can "Paste" into a text file and get that list. But if you do the above, the files are copied.
As Cosmo said, "a list of those files", so you can "Paste" into a text file and get that list. But if you do the above, the files are copied.
Please edit your original post title to include [SOLVED] if/when it is solved!
Your data and OS are backed up....right?
Your data and OS are backed up....right?
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Re: Copied images
But you have to perform these actions before you restart your machine otherwise the files are lost forever.
Re: Copied images
The list of files will be lost, but the actual files should be safe unless you selected "cut" and the machine shuts down during the process of actually moving the files.
That is very handy to know! Thanks for this info.Flemur wrote:you can "Paste" into a text file and get that list
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Re: Copied images
That is, how the clipboard works in every system - except if a clipboard manager is installed. Also of course the user may not fill the clipboard with another content, before (s)he does the paste operation.Rocky Bennett wrote:But you have to perform these actions before you restart your machine otherwise the files are lost forever.
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Re: Copied images
Thanks very much.