Hi Howard, On Nov 2, 1:35 pm, Howard Melman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Nov 2, 2008, at 7:22 AM, Richard Sheppard wrote: > > > I had a handy hot key I had (ctrl-alt-cmd-c) did a "Show Contents > > Menu" for the Clipboard history, so I could do any number of things > > with it (mainly pasting the text elsewhere). > > I don't remember hearing this one before, it's nice if your clipboard > contents are short though I would think it would make more sense on a > mouse trigger than a HotKey one (I think this for most menu commands > since you need to use the mouse ultimately).
It made sense to me! > > After upgrading to Leopard, this now causes my PM Dual G5 to thrash > > quite badly and give me multiple instances of the submenu of Actions. > > > Screenshot :http://tinyurl.com/65r6qn > > > Any ideas? > > > QS ß54 & ß56 both display this. > > I was going to say make sure you don't have any Unknown Objects on the > history but the screenshot shows you don't. When I try it I don't get > the duplicated submenu. B54, 10.5.5, Intel, Clipboard plugin B9, Mouse > Triggers plugin 142. I think it's the mouse triggers plugin that > provides the Show Contents Menu action. I've not got Mouse Triggers installed, yet still have Show Content Menu action available. > I don't know what's causing the problem. Clearing the clipboard > history would be my first attempt. After that try a clean install. > Quit Quicksilver, rename ~/Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/ > and restart QS. You'll lose all your configuration but you'll see if > it's a config problem (or corruption) if it works. If it does work you > can try moving items back from where you renamed them (while QS isn't > running) and see if they break things. I started from scratch completely and it happens regardless. > On your same hotkey I have Clipboard History (Show Contents) which > shows them in a results list in the main QS command window, so I can > quickly type to select an action though I usually hit shift-command-P > while in the first pane to perform the Paste action (my default text > action for the letter P). Since it doesn't use the mouse, you might > like it. That's what I've resorted to in the end. Thanks for checking it out though!
