Windows 10 multi clipboard
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Pfft, DIGITAL.
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Pfft, DIGITAL.
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Yes, Analog keyboards are much better!
Will Rogers never met me.
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Pfft, DIGITAL.
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I'll be posting photos on my site when we return. I'm stoked...
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I bet. I love Europe. Germany and Sweden were especially awesome
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I bet. I love Europe. Germany and Sweden were especially awesome
Visited Spain, Rome and Paris earlier this year, really loved Paris.
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Visited Spain, Rome and Paris earlier this year, really loved Paris.
Did a little mechanic work today. Put a rear end in a recliner! JaxCoder.com
Years since I went. Only been to Rome once. Never been to Spain, but I'd love to
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Years since I went. Only been to Rome once. Never been to Spain, but I'd love to
Spain was really cool but the winds coming off Africa were carrying so much sand that it was terrible.
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My keyboard doesn't have a "Windows" key. :cool:
Ctrl+Esc
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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For ages, I've been annoyed that if I have to copy and paste two things over and over in code, it's complex. Why isn't there a clipboard memory? Turns out there is. Hit Windows-V and you will be asked to turn it on. It shows all your recent copies and you can click one to paste it
There must be dozens of clipboard managers, and a lot of them are pretty likely to be an improvement over whatever offering ms puts up. I've been using Ditto[^] for a while, now. For me, its killer feature is that it preserves the clips through reboots (with a manually editable/transportable db), but it also does all the "standard" stuff that most clipboard managers do, e.g. file copy, formatting preservation, paste options (including case options and adding/removing line feeds), clip groups, quick dial, search, etc. Oh, and its pop-up/click-off-to-close window is easily resizeable and movable. I'm betting that the windows one only gives you a fraction of the functionality, at many times the footprint (I somehow don't think I'll be installing winio just to find out).
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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There must be dozens of clipboard managers, and a lot of them are pretty likely to be an improvement over whatever offering ms puts up. I've been using Ditto[^] for a while, now. For me, its killer feature is that it preserves the clips through reboots (with a manually editable/transportable db), but it also does all the "standard" stuff that most clipboard managers do, e.g. file copy, formatting preservation, paste options (including case options and adding/removing line feeds), clip groups, quick dial, search, etc. Oh, and its pop-up/click-off-to-close window is easily resizeable and movable. I'm betting that the windows one only gives you a fraction of the functionality, at many times the footprint (I somehow don't think I'll be installing winio just to find out).
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
That's pretty cool. I was about to hunt for/write something, that's how I dug around and found the built in one
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For ages, I've been annoyed that if I have to copy and paste two things over and over in code, it's complex. Why isn't there a clipboard memory? Turns out there is. Hit Windows-V and you will be asked to turn it on. It shows all your recent copies and you can click one to paste it
I was excited to read this post until I re-read the second word in the title. :( /ravi
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I was excited to read this post until I re-read the second word in the title. :( /ravi
My new year resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | My .NET bits | Freeware ravib(at)ravib(dot)com
I tried to stick to Windows 7, but SQL Server forced me to upgrade.......
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For ages, I've been annoyed that if I have to copy and paste two things over and over in code, it's complex. Why isn't there a clipboard memory? Turns out there is. Hit Windows-V and you will be asked to turn it on. It shows all your recent copies and you can click one to paste it
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There must be dozens of clipboard managers, and a lot of them are pretty likely to be an improvement over whatever offering ms puts up. I've been using Ditto[^] for a while, now. For me, its killer feature is that it preserves the clips through reboots (with a manually editable/transportable db), but it also does all the "standard" stuff that most clipboard managers do, e.g. file copy, formatting preservation, paste options (including case options and adding/removing line feeds), clip groups, quick dial, search, etc. Oh, and its pop-up/click-off-to-close window is easily resizeable and movable. I'm betting that the windows one only gives you a fraction of the functionality, at many times the footprint (I somehow don't think I'll be installing winio just to find out).
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
You're absolutely right, the Windows one is uber-basic but still a massive step-up for anyone who's never used a clipboard manager before. I've been loving Clipboard Help and Spell for years.
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There must be dozens of clipboard managers, and a lot of them are pretty likely to be an improvement over whatever offering ms puts up. I've been using Ditto[^] for a while, now. For me, its killer feature is that it preserves the clips through reboots (with a manually editable/transportable db), but it also does all the "standard" stuff that most clipboard managers do, e.g. file copy, formatting preservation, paste options (including case options and adding/removing line feeds), clip groups, quick dial, search, etc. Oh, and its pop-up/click-off-to-close window is easily resizeable and movable. I'm betting that the windows one only gives you a fraction of the functionality, at many times the footprint (I somehow don't think I'll be installing winio just to find out).
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
I was always using ClipX but unfortunately it doesn't work well on Win10. I've also checked all the Clipboard apps and none come close to ClipX usability... maybe it's time for me to write something similar.
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I was always using ClipX but unfortunately it doesn't work well on Win10. I've also checked all the Clipboard apps and none come close to ClipX usability... maybe it's time for me to write something similar.
Sign me up as a beta tester (if I still have any windows machines, by that time).
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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I would love to see Iceland.....
Hit Windows+I
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Spain was really cool but the winds coming off Africa were carrying so much sand that it was terrible.
Did a little mechanic work today. Put a rear end in a recliner! JaxCoder.com
They are stealing our sand??? Damn you Europeans. We should invent some global kind of tax for this injustice.
My plan is to live forever ... so far so good
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For ages, I've been annoyed that if I have to copy and paste two things over and over in code, it's complex. Why isn't there a clipboard memory? Turns out there is. Hit Windows-V and you will be asked to turn it on. It shows all your recent copies and you can click one to paste it
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There must be dozens of clipboard managers, and a lot of them are pretty likely to be an improvement over whatever offering ms puts up. I've been using Ditto[^] for a while, now. For me, its killer feature is that it preserves the clips through reboots (with a manually editable/transportable db), but it also does all the "standard" stuff that most clipboard managers do, e.g. file copy, formatting preservation, paste options (including case options and adding/removing line feeds), clip groups, quick dial, search, etc. Oh, and its pop-up/click-off-to-close window is easily resizeable and movable. I'm betting that the windows one only gives you a fraction of the functionality, at many times the footprint (I somehow don't think I'll be installing winio just to find out).
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
In my novice days - mid-1980s, before Windows had become dominant on the desktop - I was working on an office automation suite. We introduced a clipboard mechanism with multiple clips, but the customers found it to complex in use. They were asking us to make something simpler, like what they had seen on PCs. So we added an "anonymous" clip where you didn't have to identify it, similar to the simplistic mechanism in Windows and other systems. After that, we never heard any customer ever refer to the multiclip mechanism. Users of today are certainly more sophisticated wrt. tool use than those of the 1980s. Still, I would personally continue to use the simplistic Ctrl-C Ctrl-V in 98% of the cases, rather than a more functional mechanism where I would have to choose. OK, there are still 2% left, so I do see the value of a multi clipboard. In a few special cases, that is.
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For ages, I've been annoyed that if I have to copy and paste two things over and over in code, it's complex. Why isn't there a clipboard memory? Turns out there is. Hit Windows-V and you will be asked to turn it on. It shows all your recent copies and you can click one to paste it
It took 5 tries before the window popped up asking me to turn it on. Very strange. But working now. Thanks for the tip - next challenge is to remember it!
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