A short YouTube tutorial by Caitlin Sarian demonstrating a faster way to paste multiple copied items on Windows by using the Windows+V shortcut (clipboard history). The video shows copying multiple paragraphs and an image, then pressing Windows+V in Word to paste previously copied items, and finishes with a like/follow call-to-action.
Windows+V (Windows clipboard history)
Did you guys know that you were using copy and paste wrong this entire time? Let me show you how to do it. Let's go. So, first, you're going to go to whatever you want to copy. And let's say you want to copy this paragraph, and you want to copy this paragraph. And then let's say you want to copy this image. You're then going to go to your Word document and you're just going to press Windows V and you can literally paste all of the previous things you just copied. Yes, it's that simple. Like and follow for more tips and tricks.
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