This is a 'spin-off' of another way to achieve something that apparently cannot be done. My original request was a way to add a linefeed or <cr> to anything I Pasted to any document text or otherwise. Apparently there is no longer a clipbrd.exe and it doesn't seem possible to modify the Windows Paste to include that linefeed.
The effort was being made in order to create a more specific list of links from those returned in an initial Google Search. If there was a way to "click" a check box on the ones that I think are promising and let me scan thru maybe 10 pages dong this, then save a list of ONLY the ones that were checked. This would actually be an even better solution.
The end result would be exactly what I wanted and no need to tinker with "way down deep" in the guts of Windows to add that extra linefeed which was only needed so all my copy/pasted links did not run together. The option to choose maybe 4 out of 10 returns on each of 10 pages would give me a quick "saveable list of 40 links that I think have a high probability of needing further reading.
There likely is already a Google App for that but I would not know what to call it. If anyone has a similar program that would do something like this, I generally only use Google as I can start out with several parameters such as time span and other that give me more of the relevant data than most other searches.
