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-{{description>Paste As File is a Windows app to paste the contents of the clipboard to a new file in any folder you want. "Paste as file" uses the **context menu** within windows explorer (right click menu). It can paste and convert the content of the Windows Clipboard in many formats such as a text file, RTF file, PDF file, or image file based on the contents of the clipboard. Supported image formats are jpg, pcx, png, bmp, tga, gif, tif and PDF.}}
+{{description>Paste As File is a Windows Utility to paste any Windows content from the clipboard to a new file in any folder you want. "Paste as file" uses the context menu within windows explorer (right click menu). Paste as file can paste and convert the content of the Windows Clipboard to and from many formats such as a text file, RTF file, PDF file, or image file based on the contents of the clipboard. Supported image formats are jpg, pcx, png, bmp, tga, gif, tif and PDF.}}
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 ===== What does PasteAsFile do? =====
-PasteAsFile Windows Utility converts ANY content that's on the "Windows Clipboard" to a FILE!
+PasteAsFile is a Windows Utility that converts ANY content from the "Windows Clipboard" to a FILE!
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-<WRAP info>**Description:** Paste As File is a Windows app to <wrap hi>paste the contents of the clipboard</wrap> to a new file in any folder you want. "Paste as file" uses the **context menu** within windows explorer (right click menu). It can paste and convert the content of the Windows Clipboard in many formats such as a text file, RTF file, PDF file, or image file based on the contents of the clipboard. MULTIPLE supported image formats are available ((jpg, pcx, png, bmp, tga, gif, tif and PDF)).</WRAP>
+<WRAP info>**Description:** Paste As File is a Windows Utility to <wrap hi>paste the contents of the clipboard</wrap> to a new file in any folder you want. "Paste as file" uses the **context menu** within windows explorer (right click menu). It can paste and convert the content of the Windows Clipboard in many formats such as a text file, RTF file, PDF file, or image file based on the contents of the clipboard. MULTIPLE supported image formats are available including jpg, pcx, png, bmp, tga, gif, tif and PDF ((jpg, pcx, png, bmp, tga, gif, tif and PDF)).</WRAP>
 <lead><TEXT align="center">**This is the official site for the "Paste As File" Windows Utility**\\