Windows Live Clipboard
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| Windows Live Clipboard | |
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| Developer: | Microsoft |
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| Use: | Cut, Copy and Paste |
| Website: | http://www.liveclipboard.org |
Windows Live Clipboard was supposed to be part of Microsoft's Windows Live range of services. It was going to be a technique for allowing a user to cut and paste rich data between webpages and browsers using an XML format. Microformats for data like calendar entries, contact information, etc. would be seamlessly translated to common clipboard data formats making re-use easy. Unfortunately Microsoft seemed to discontinue the idea so while the following links are valid, they are stale and the technology does not seem to work with new browsers (IE 7 or Firefox 2).
[edit] External links
- Windows Live Clipboard - Wiring the Web
- Windows Live Clipboard example
- Windows Live Clipboard technical introduction
- Windows Live Clipboard screencasts
- Specification
| Web Applications: | Academic • Account • Agents • Alerts • Barcode • Books • Calendar • Call • Clipboard • Contacts • Custom Domains • Dev • Drive • Essentials • Expo • Favorites • FolderShare • Gallery • Healthcare • Help Community • Hotmail • ID • Ideas • Live.com • Maps • OneCare Safety Scanner • Product Upload • Products • Publisher • QnA • Search • Shopping • Spaces • Video |
| Software Applications: | Mail Desktop • Messenger • OneCare • OneCare Family Safety • Search Center • Toolbar • TV • WiFi Center • Writer |
| Mobile Services: | Live.com Mobile • Mail Mobile • Messenger Mobile • Search Mobile • Spaces Mobile |
| Microsoft Live Labs: | Deepfish • Photosynth • Relay Service • Security Token Service |
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