![]() When you perform the next cut/copy action, the new data is stored in memory and the previous data is removed. ![]() Generally speaking, when you copy (or cut) objects in Windows applications, to paste into the same or different application, Windows stores the data in a defined format and holds on to it until you replace it with a new cut/copy action.
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