If I find any better alternatives, I will make an update. Some of the event sounds are good but a few are not great. Since this command actually sends the Ctrl+V characters to initiate a paste operation, there will undoubtedly be applications where this command will not work. The paste operation (Win+V) has only been tested on a small number of applications. If there is any interest, these issues will be corrected in future releases.
QUICKCOPY AND PASTE CODE
Since this a preview release, some of the code has not been optimized and there may be some residual debug code lying around. However, since the default behavior is to show tooltips and/or TrayTips and play a sound when text is copied to the clipboard, it's best to disable the program when not in use.Issues/Considerations
QUICKCOPY AND PASTE UPDATE
Since the program only monitors the clipboard (Exception: Special commands), it is unlikely that it will interfere with any other utilities, keyboard shortcuts, or scripts that update the clipboard.
Under most circumstances, this command is not needed because after the Paste (Win+V) command is used, the copy buffer is automatically cleared the next time text is copied to the clipboard.ĭisable. The Clear command deletes (clears) the copy buffer so that the next copy request starts with an empty buffer. This icon is seen when the program is disabled.Ĭlear. It indicates that the copy buffer will automatically be cleared the next time text is copied to the clipboard. This icon is seen after the Paste command is used. This icon is seen after text has been copied to the clipboard but before the Paste command is used.
This icon is seen when the application first starts and after the Clear command is used. In addition to being used to set program options, the tray icon shows the following statuses: If the Paste command is selected from the tray context menu, an instruction message will precede the paste operation. If needed, Win+V can be used multiple times. After all copy requests have been made, use Win+V to paste the collection of copied text to any application. Every time text is copied to the clipboard, the program will show a tooltip and/or TrayTip (if enabled), play a sound (if enabled), and append the copied text to the copy buffer. To copy, use the standard methods - Ctrl+C, Ctrl+X, context menu, etc. See the Usage Notes section (below) for guidance. Project: QuickCopy.zip (Includes source, EXE, and resource files (icons and sounds)ĭocumentation/Help: Nothing official yet.
Double-click on the tray icon to quickly enable or disable the utility. The tooltip for the tray icon is also updated with pertinent information. The tray icon shows the current status and is used to set program options. By default, Tooltips are disabled and TrayTips are enabled. Tooltips and/or TrayTips are shown on key events. The initial timeout period is 120 seconds (2 minutes) but it can be set to any value. The program will automatically disable itself after a period of inactivity. After the Paste command (Win+V) is used, the copy buffer is automatically cleared the next time text is copied to the clipboard. Interpretation: End-Of-Line characters (CR+LR) are added if/where needed.Īuto-Reset. All clips are formated so that they will be pasted on separate lines. QuickCopy is a simple utility that allows you to copy many times and paste (using Win+V) once.
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