In PowerShell 2.0, there’s a command to get things to the clipboard. I haven’t deployed 2.0 yet, though, since I’m a DBA and naturally paranoid about anything beta on my systems
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PowerShell to the clipboard
PowerShell to the clipboard
- 6th May 2009
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