clipboard

English - Turkish

Definition of clipboard in English Turkish dictionary

{i} gelecekte kullanma dileğile kesilen maddenin geçici olarak hafızada kalması için yükleme bölümüdür (bilgisayar)

pano

Panoyu kim icat etti? - Who invented the clipboard?

Tom bir pano taşıyarak konferans salonuna girdi. - Tom entered the conference room, carrying a clipboard.

raptiyeli yazı altlığı

{i} klipsli kâğıt altlığı

Tom evrak çantasından bir klipsli kağıt altlığı çıkardı. - Tom took a clipboard out of his briefcase.

Tom Mary'ye klipsli kağıt altlığını uzattı. - Tom handed Mary the clipboard.

pano, uygulamalar esnasında bellekteki geçici bilgi alanı

klasör

pano (geçici) taşıma panosu

{i} üzerinde yazı yazılan tahta veya borda

Related Terms

clipboard clip

Pano Tutucusu

clipboard contents

pano içeriği

clipboard viewer

Pano Görüntüleyicisi

clipboard window

Pano penceresi

contents of the clipboard

(Bilgisayar) pano'nun içerikleri

hide clipboard

Panoyu gizle

saving large clipboard

Büyük pano kaydediliyor

show clipboard

Panoyu Göster

write clipboard

(Bilgisayar) pano yaz

English - English

Definition of clipboard in English English dictionary

A buffer in memory where the user can store data temporarily while transferring it from one place within an application to another or between applications

A flat piece of rigid material, such as card or plastic, with a clip at one end under which papers can be held

An unseen, temporary storage space used when you copy or cut information (such as text, graphics or files)

A temporary storage location in Windows The clipart will store one piece of information at a time when it is manually added to the clipart or is copied there

A section of a computer's memory where you can temporarily copy chunks of text, data, graphics, or pictures Once in the clipboard, the item can be pasted into another part of a document, or transferred to any other application The clipboard normally holds one object at a time

A temporary storage area on a computer for cut or copied items

{i} portion of memory in which an item which has been cut is temporarily stored for later use or editing (Computers); board used to write upon

In Windows, an area of memory in which selected text or an object may be stored Material can be selected with the mouse, then placed on the clipboard by either cutting or copying The contents of the clipboard can then be pasted at the location of the cursor Material will remain on the clipboard until either the Windows session is ended, or until something else is placed on the clipboard Thus, material on the clipboard can be recalled as many times as necessary

In computing, a clipboard is a file where you can temporarily store text or images from one document until you are ready to use them again

A computer's clipboard is a short-term storage area If something, such as text or an image, is cut or copied it will be held in memory on the clipboard The user can then use the paste function available in most applications to insert the contents of the clipboard The clipboard can only hold the single most recent object cut or copied Normally the user won't actually look at the clipboard Using copying and pasting techniques is particularly useful for accurately inserting URLs to a browser's location bar

A storage location for data the user cuts or copies from a document The Clipboard is available to all applications and its contents don’t change when the user switches between applications

An area in the computer's memory that functions as a holding place for what you last cut or copied Information on the clipboard can be pasted into different documents

A temporary storing area for cut or copied information The clipboard holds the information until you cut or copy another selection to it or you exit from Windows

An area of memory used to temporarily store selection pixels The Clipboard is accessed via the Cut, Copy, and Paste commands

A temporary staging area for copied information stored in memory The clipboard stores information until you copy another or you exit Windows

A temporary storage location used to transfer data between documents and between applications Typically, you transfer data to the Clipboard by using an application's Copy or Cut command, and you insert data from the Clipboard by using the applications's Paste command In Windows, you use the Clipboard Viewer to view the contents of the Clipboard On the Macintosh, you choose Show Clipboard from the edit or window menu of most applications

A storage area (either in memory or on disk) that is available to applications to hold the last data cut or copied by the user

An area that stores cut or copied items temporarily so they can be pasted into other locations Only one item can be held in the clipboard at a time

a small writing board with a clip at the top for holding papers

An area used to temporarily store cut or copied information The Clipboard can store text, graphics, objects, and other data The Clipboard contents are erased when new information is placed on the Clipboard or when the computer is shut down

A clipboard is a board with a clip at the top. It is used to hold together pieces of paper that you need to carry around, and provides a firm base for writing

A part of computer memory used as temporary storage for anything cut (Ctrl-X) or copied (Ctrl-X) to it Text and images stored on the clipboard can be pasted (Ctrl-V) into another part of the document or in another document New items are copied over (i e replace) what was previously on the clipboard

A special memory resource maintained by operating systems such as the Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows, and others, that stores a copy of the last block of information that was cut or copied A paste operation passes the information on the clipboard to the current program

a section of computer memory used to temporarily hold data that has been cut or copied for transfer to another document or location within a document The clipboard can only hold one thing at a time

An area of temporary memory in a PC where cut or copied portions of images/files are stored Data is held in the clipboard until something else is cut or copied or the computer switched off

Temporary holding place in a computer's memory used to move text and graphics from one electronic document to another

A temporary storage area in the Mac's memory that hold what you last cut or copied Pasting inserts its contents into a document Some programs have a menu item that lets you see wht's in the Clipboard

(n ) In a window system, a temporary storage area for keeping track of data that is cut or copied

A special file or memory area (buffer) where data is stored temporarily before being copied to another location Many word processors, for example, use a clipboard for cutting and pasting When you cut a block of text, the word processor copies the block to the clipboard; when you paste the block, the word processor copies it from the clipboard to its final destination In Microsoft Windows and the Apple Macintosh operating system, the Clipboard (with a capital C) can be used to copy data from one application to another ) (Source: http: //webopedia internet com)

A clipboard is a buffer provided by the window system for transferring text between applications On the X Window system, the clipboard is provided in addition to the primary selection (q v ); on MS-Windows, the clipboard is used instead of the primary selection See section P 3 Using the Clipboard

A temporary storage area on the computer for cut or copied items

Related Terms

clipboards

plural of clipboard

Hyphenation

clip·board

Turkish pronunciation

klîpbôrd

Pronunciation

/ˈkləpˌbôrd/ /ˈklɪpˌbɔːrd/

Etymology

() clip +‎ board