Use %GetClipboard to insert the contents of the current Clipboard at the command line cursor location.
%GetClipboard may also be entered as %GetClip[board], %GetSt[ack], or %Paste.
%GetClipboard may also be invoked by pressing Alt-Ctrl-Insert.
%GetClipboard has no operands.
In Insert mode, all characters within the command line starting at the cursor location are shifted right to accommodate the inserted text.
Return Codes
OK Successful.
Examples
Insert the clipboard contents at the current command line cursor position:
=> %GetClipboard
Note that since this command updates the command line, invoking it through a command entered on the command line is possible but impractical. &CMDN is therefore normally invoked by pressing the Alt-Ctrl-Insert key combination.