If this option is in the selection, you can see the Office Clipboard Icon on the right of the taskbar, which is at the bottom of the desktop. But, if you wish to paste all the items, must open the Office Clipboard Task Pane. So, that means no need to open the Office Clipboard Task Pane to collect all the items. The clipboard collects all the items as many times as you can cut or copy the contents if the “ Collect Without Showing Office Clipboard” is in selection. Collect Without Showing Clipboard Task Pane:

At the same time, when you uncheck this, the “Show Office Clipboard When Ctrl + C Pressed Twice” is enabled and vice versa. This option enables you to open the Office Clipboard for seeing, clearing, and pasting the contents that you have cut or copied before. The task pane provides easy access to commonly used menus. This is a default option of Office Clipboard. When you first open Word XP, the Task Pane will appear on the right side of the Word window. Afterwards, click on the “ Options” which appears at the bottom left corner of Clipboard.Now the Clipboard Task pane dialogue box will open.If you set this value on multiple task panes, the first occurrence of the value will be recognized and the others will be ignored. You can only set this value on one task pane. On the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click on the Office Clipboard Arrow (Dialogue Launcher), which is at the bottom right corner of the Clipboard Group as shown in the picture below. Step 1: Specify the task pane to open To specify the task pane to open automatically, set the TaskpaneId value to Office.AutoShowTaskpaneWithDocument.To open the Office Clipboard Task Pane, Do the Following

Open task pane word