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These days end users expect to use the ubiquitous "clipboard" concept as a transfer station for data, and if your applications don't support it, users won't be pleased. Learn how to use the java.awt.datatransfer package to cut, copy, and paste to a clipbo

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clipboard acts as a temporary staging area where application users store cut or copied information, including text, graphics, objects, and other data types. It is a heavily exploited data sharing facility. Therefore, when developing new applications, it makes sense to expend extra effort to support the clipboard. Neglecting clipboard functionality can result in an application that gets complaints, requires new development, or—worst of all—never gets used.


 

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