how to put a variable value in clipboard with VBScript

[Nemroth]

Hi,

Any One can say to me how to put a variable value in clipboard with
VBScript (used in a vbs file, not in a browser script) ?

If any, how to do it, please ?

Thanks by advance for your answer.

[OfficeGuyGoesWild]

Post by Nemroth
Hi,
Any One can say to me how to put a variable value in clipboard with
VBScript (used in a vbs file, not in a browser script) ?
If any, how to do it, please ?
Thanks by advance for your answer.

You'll have to use IE:


http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/dec04/hey1215.mspx

Regards.
Marty
http://www.TheScriptLibrary.com

[IIJIMA Hiromitsu]

Hi Nemroth,

Post by Nemroth
Any One can say to me how to put a variable value in clipboard with
VBScript (used in a vbs file, not in a browser script) ?

You can exploit "InternetExplorer.Application" object.
See the complete sample code (though written in JScript) here:
http://frog.raindrop.jp/knowledge/archives/000824.html

[unknown]

Post by Nemroth
Hi,
Any One can say to me how to put a variable value in clipboard with
VBScript (used in a vbs file, not in a browser script) ?
If any, how to do it, please ?

You have to use a browser script to do this. Example:

Sub CopyText(text)
Set ie=CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
ie.navigate "about:blank"
Do Until ie.ReadyState=4:Wscript.Sleep 100:Loop
ie.document.parentWindow.clipboardData.setData("Text",text)
ie.quit
Set ie=Nothing
End Sub

End Sub

Good Luck, Ayush.

[Nemroth]

Thanks to all of you.
That what I needed.

Post by unknown

Post by Nemroth
Hi,
Any One can say to me how to put a variable value in clipboard with
VBScript (used in a vbs file, not in a browser script) ?
If any, how to do it, please ?

Sub CopyText(text)
Set ie=CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
ie.navigate "about:blank"
Do Until ie.ReadyState=4:Wscript.Sleep 100:Loop
ie.document.parentWindow.clipboardData.setData("Text",text)
ie.quit
Set ie=Nothing
End Sub
End Sub
Good Luck, Ayush.

[Fosco]

Post by Nemroth
Thanks to all of you.
That what I needed.

; or autoit 2 line code

ClipPut("value")
MsgBox(262144, "", ClipGet( ))


; http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/files/beta/autoit/

[Nemroth]

Thanks for the info.

Post by Fosco

Post by Nemroth
Thanks to all of you.
That what I needed.

; or autoit 2 line code
ClipPut("value")
MsgBox(262144, "", ClipGet( ))
; http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/files/beta/autoit/

[\RemS]

Post by Nemroth
Hi,
Any One can say to me how to put a variable value in clipboard with
VBScript (used in a vbs file, not in a browser script) ?
If any, how to do it, please ?
Thanks by advance for your answer.

topic: "VBS to Copy Field Value to Clipboard"
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1173511&page=1

[Nemroth]

Thanks for the info. Very interessing

Post by \RemS

Post by Nemroth
Hi,
Any One can say to me how to put a variable value in clipboard with
VBScript (used in a vbs file, not in a browser script) ?
If any, how to do it, please ?
Thanks by advance for your answer.

topic: "VBS to Copy Field Value to Clipboard"
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1173511&page=1

[t***@gmail.com]

Post by Nemroth
Hi,
Any One can say to me how to put a variable value in clipboard with
VBScript (used in a vbs file, not in a browser script) ?
If any, how to do it, please ?
Thanks by advance for your answer.

An easy way to get stuff to the clipboard is to display the variable text as the default text displayed with the inputbox
i.e. myGuid = Mid(TypeLib.Guid, 2, 36)
InputBox "GUID:","GUID Generator",myGuid.

Then use your mouse to swipe the information and copy it to the clipboard.

[Evertjan.]

Post by t***@gmail.com

Post by Nemroth
Hi,
Any One can say to me how to put a variable value in clipboard with
VBScript (used in a vbs file, not in a browser script) ?
If any, how to do it, please ?
Thanks by advance for your answer.

An easy way to get stuff to the clipboard is to display the variable
text as the default text displayed with the inputbox i.e. myGuid =
Mid(TypeLib.Guid, 2, 36) InputBox "GUID:","GUID Generator",myGuid.
Then use your mouse to swipe the information and copy it to the clipboard.

The advanced thanks is 12+ years old!

[JJ]

Post by Evertjan.
The advanced thanks is 12+ years old!

How the heck did he find the old thread?
I can't even find it by searching for the post title or message ID, from GG.