+4  A: 

Start -> Run -> clipbrd

Sugerman
Fair enough, though it shows many formats greyed-out (disabled and therefore unavailable for viewing).
Jenko
The clipbrd command does not work on Windows 7
Marek
+2  A: 

I would use the command-line clipboard tool to send the clipboard contents to a file. Then you view/parse it using any old tool.

Joe
+1  A: 

I use Ditto which uses an SQL lite database. I am sure you could figure out a way to manipulate the stored data for syntax highlighting or modify the program so that when editing clips it would open with syntax highlighting or in an editor that has it.

lazfish
A: 

http://www.clipboard-manager.com/

Costs money, while there are many free alternatives, some probably better
ohadsc