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disposal: the miracle of the multi-Clipboard. To turn it on, press the multi-

Clipboard keystroke, +V, and choose “Turn on.” (Or open → →
System → Clipboard, and turn on “Clipboard history.”)

From now on, you can go nuts, copying and cutting and copying and

cutting. Everything you grab winds up on an invisible multi-Clipboard,
which you can summon by pressing +V (Figure 6-8). (Well, “anything”
means text or graphics up to 4 megabytes in size. Stuff you’ve copied out of

documents—not, for example, desktop icons.)

Figure 6-8. Once you’ve turned on your Clipboard history, every time you copy something, it gets
added to a scrolling list of stuff on your multi-Clipboard.

To paste, press +V to open the window shown here. Click or tap the item you’d like to paste.
The menu on each item offers commands like Delete, Clear All, and Pin. (A pinned item will
always be on this panel, even if you use the Clear All command, and even as newer items flush out
the older ones.)

The Synced Clipboard (Cloud Clipboard)