How to copy links from Windows Store apps to your clipboard - evansagetaing93

I've had a small problem on Windows 10 that has been driving Maine nuts for months. I couldn't easily copy links to apps I found in the Windows Store. Recently, thanks to a tip on Ghacks, I found a fashio to solve this problem. IT's also a handy solution for any strange Windows UI apps that don't want to let you easily copy text, links, operating room images to the standard Windows clipboard.

As a writer, I often want to put together Windows Store links in my stories. Sometimes I besides require to share these golf links via a webmail guest, but the current parcel method acting for the Windows Stock doesn't allow for for that. I've either had to go to the browser and find the associate happening the Net version of the Windows Store, or expend the share option to send away the link up to OneNote or Twitter, and so copy it from there.

shareviaclipboard — Percentage via Clipboard puts content you want to copy on your scheme clipboard.

The solution to this small problem is, of course, other app. On that point are several to choose from, but one that works well is called Share Via Clipboard (link copied via the app itself, natch).

SVC doesn't need to constitute launched; IT just shows up in the drink down-out control panel when you pip the Share choice inside an app.

Once you click on SVC privileged the Store app's dea menu, e.g., SVC gives you the option to either copy the full text (the diagnose of the app and the link) or exactly the link. Select your preference and the worldly is on your clipboard ready to go. Microsoft's Tidings app also works nicely with SVC for copying the direct image or grabbing a link to the story.

It's a minor problem, just if you've been frustrated by the inability to copy content from a WIndows Stack away app, give SVC, or one of the other alternatives, a try.

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Ian is an independent writer based in Israel who has never met a technical school subject he didn't like. He primarily covers Windows, PC and gaming hardware, video and music streaming services, social networks, and browsers. When he's not covering the news he's running on how-to tips for PC users, or tuning his eGPU setup.

Source: https://www.pcworld.com/article/414934/how-to-copy-links-from-windows-store-apps-to-your-clipboard.html

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