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For a .bat file, how can I write whats currently copied from the clipboard to a new file. If the file exists, it will overwrite it, if it doesn't exist, then it will create the file.

So if I were to copy a text, then run the .bat file, it will create the file, then write what you copied, to that file.

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BAT files cannot access the clipboard.

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