On 8 Feb 2019, at 6:57, Tom Schulte wrote:
Thanks for the very prompt answer but I'm not bbedit literate enough
to understand how to implement it without a more detailed answer.
There are many ways to implement it; the best solution would depend on
your workflow. The example below is just a simple shell command. You can
use a shell script with the command, or an AppleScript which runs the
shell command, or KeyboardMaestro to run a shell command, etc, etc.
So without more info about how you want it to work; I can only take
guesses. Here is one guess; create a shell file and save it in BBEdit's
Scripts folder.
```
#!/bin/sh
pbpaste | bbedit —new-window
```
-cng
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