On my older Windows 8.1 when I go to “copy” or “cut” there is exactly one space for clipboard content. It is either used for a certain amount of text in the Windows internal text editor or in browsers, or for one or more filenames in the Windows Explorer/Filemanager.
There are additional programs that can overcome the limitation to 1 entry in this buffer, they allow you to chose from different clipboard content.
I assume this program is exactly from this category, it moves the clipboard content to a database, and this database is encrypted or something.
I for myself, call me a simple mind, use the clipboard very often, but without any clipboard managers.
But it sometimes happens, mostly for selected text, that it does not copy the marked text to the clipboard. I thought in earlier Windows version like NT it always worked without any problems, in this newer Windows version the Mouse Cursor has to be over the selected area while copying it. If the Mouse Cursor is anywhere else, nothing is copied.
MY QUESTION: is there any most easy way or a very simple program that can give feedback and show if the selected text had been copied to the clipboard?