Copy the result of any command to the Windows clipboard.
Syntax command | CLIP CLIP < filename.txt
When using clip.exe in a batch script you should warn the user that their clipboard is about to be overwritten.
Examples:
DIR | CLIP
DATE /t | CLIP
hostname| clip
“The stupid neither forgive nor forget, the naive forgive and forget, the wise forgive but do not forget” ~ Thomas Szasz (The second sin)
Related:
SET - Display, set, or remove Windows environment variables.
Powershell: Set-Clipboard - Set the current Windows clipboard entry.
Equivalent bash command (Linux): xsel - get and set the contents of an X-window selection.