$ ipconfig > /dev/clipboard $ ipconfig | cat > /dev/clipboard
The first command does *nothing* to the content of the clipboard. The 2nd command does what I expected the first command to do.
Unfortunatly under windows it is up to the application to handle things like | , > , etc. therefore I don't think this could ever be supported.
Some applications I've found don't even seem to support the |, but you can still usually get around that by using echo `clipboard ` >/dev/clipboard.
Chris
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