Ray Ozzie, Microsoft’s CTO has been working on a new web application called Live Clipboard which will let you copy and paste information over the web, this is something I’ve always thought would be a good idea to do so I’m glad to see it being implemented, here’s a bit about it from his Msn Space Blog:<\/p>\n
Simply stated, I’d like to extend the clipboard user model to the web.<\/strong><\/p>\n
A few weeks ago, I approached my brother Jack who leads a Concept Development team in my group at Microsoft and visually sketched out and storyboarded some end-to-end user scenarios that I wanted to try to accomplish. The scenarios were all centered on this new clipboard user model.<\/p>\n
The team took me up on the challenge, and in a few short weeks had accomplished all of the scenarios, and more. And they did it using techniques that are incredibly simple, and which work securely and are browser independent.<\/p>\n
Today at O’Reilly’s Emerging Technology Conference, I’m sharing this new concept through a brief demo and through hallway discussion.<\/p>\n
I call this new concept Live Clipboard<\/strong>, because we view “live” efforts as those providing users with seamless end-to-end scenarios that just work by weaving together the best of software and the best of services.<\/p>\n
The Concept Development team has created a screencast of a Live Clipboard demo<\/a>, and a simple web page-based demo<\/a> that you can play with. Hopefully this will convey more vividly some of what I’ve attempted to explain above.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Via: Ray Ozzie’s Weblog<\/a>\u00a0| TechCrunch<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Ray Ozzie, Microsoft’s CTO has been working on a new web application called Live Clipboard which will let you copy and paste information over the web, this is something I’ve always thought would be a good idea to do so I’m glad to see it being implemented, here’s a bit about it from his Msn Space Blog: Simply stated, I’d<\/p>\n