This article will show you how to enable or disable automatic copying of selections to the clipboard in Windows Terminal. Windows Terminal is a multi-tab terminal emulator developed by Microsoft specifically for Windows 11/10, replacing the traditional command prompt. It supports running applications such as Command Prompt, PowerShell, WSL, Azure, etc.
Usually when working in the terminal, users need to copy commands and output. However, the terminal does not support copy selection operations by default. Keep reading this article to learn how to fix this issue.
Here's how you enable or disable automatic copying of selections to the terminal clipboard:
Open the Terminal application and click the arrow above.
Here, click Settings; this will open the Settings tab.
Navigate to the Interaction tab and turn on/off the toggle next to Automatically copy selections to clipboard.
Look! You now know how to enable or disable the automatic copy selection to clipboard feature in Terminal.
Yes, there are other shortcuts specifically for copy-pasting in the terminal. They are:
Ctrl C shortcut key does not help copy any statement in the command prompt. However, there is a workaround that helps users do this. This can be done using the Clip function. The following is the syntax:
目录/b/p C:USERS您的用户名Documentsmyfile.txt|剪辑
Let us understand this command:
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