Hi,

You must register the format type of what you wish to add to the
Windows clipboard, first of all, then you must (unless it's a bitmap
or wmf file), create your own format to place it and register it as a
data.

To read it, you must also check to see the format of the clipboard,
and then read it only if it's the same type of content.

Please note that in order to know wether there is a content of the
clipboard there are several ways, on of them is to chain yourself to
the message queue.

Ido

On 6/26/06, Christian U. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,

Clipboard.AssignTo(Image1.Picture);

and

Image1.Picture.Assign(Clipboard)

bith dont work in windows has anyone managed to get something like this work
??

regards
Christian


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