Here is an example Visualforce page that incorporates javascript to copy specified text to the Windows clipboard.I'm posting it in case anyone else wants to do this again.
NOTE: This only works on Internet Explorer. it makes use of IE-only javascript extensions. To do the same thing in a standards-based browser is more complicated, and will require some other technology, like Flash.
The closest thing you'll get for this is to either export to XLS or CSV format using a report or use the printable view option in the top right hand corner of the record. Other then these options there is not much else to go on without having a developer build something using Apex & Visual Force.
Add a "Copy Address to Clipboard" Button to Your Contact Form - See more at: http://blogs.c5insight.com/Home/tabid/40/entryid/50/Add-a-Copy-Address-to-Clipboard-Button-to-Your-Contact-Form.aspx#sthash.Rxsgw61F.dpuf
Here is an example Visualforce page that incorporates javascript to copy specified text to the Windows clipboard.I'm posting it in case anyone else wants to do this again.
NOTE: This only works on Internet Explorer. it makes use of IE-only javascript extensions. To do the same thing in a standards-based browser is more complicated, and will require some other technology, like Flash.
Basic example:
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<apex:page title="Clipboard Test" >
<apex:messages />
<script language="JavaScript">
function ClipBoard(copytextid, holdtextid)
{
holdtxt = document.getElementById(holdtextid);
holdtxt.innerText = document.getElementById(copytextid).innerText;
Copied = holdtxt.createTextRange();
alert("text in buffer \"" + holdtxt.innerText + "\"");
Copied.execCommand("Copy");
}
</script>
<apex:pageblock >
<apex:form >
<apex:outputpanel ID="copytext" STYLE="height:150;width:162;background-color:pink">
Text to Copy
</apex:outputpanel>
<apex:inputtextarea ID="holdtext" STYLE="display:none;">
</apex:inputtextarea>
<apex:commandbutton onClick="ClipBoard('{!$Component.copytext}', '{!$Component.holdtext}')" value="Copy to Clipboard"/>
</apex:form>
</apex:pageblock>
</apex:page>
https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/ForumsMain?id=906F000000096UHIAY
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The closest thing you'll get for this is to either export to XLS or CSV format using a report or use the printable view option in the top right hand corner of the record.
Other then these options there is not much else to go on without having a developer build something using Apex & Visual Force.
https://success.salesforce.com/answers?id=90630000000h10ZAAQ
Add a "Copy Address to Clipboard" Button to Your Contact Form
- See more at: http://blogs.c5insight.com/Home/tabid/40/entryid/50/Add-a-Copy-Address-to-Clipboard-Button-to-Your-Contact-Form.aspx#sthash.Rxsgw61F.dpuf
http://blogs.c5insight.com/Home/tabid/40/entryid/50/Add-a-Copy-Address-to-Clipboard-Button-to-Your-Contact-Form.aspx
Regards,
Ashish