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Copy Text File or Directory into Clipboard from Command Line

Pushing a file, directory listing, or other text into the clipboard from the command line is very clever and useful.

In all modern versions of Windows, you can pipe information to clip to push text into the clipboard. Here are some examples:

To push a directory listing into the clipboard:

dir/w | clip

copy directory to clipboard from command line

To copy a text file into the clipboard:

type textfile.txt | clip

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