FYI, as a work around, another really useful way to get to the clipboard history (or shelf) is to create a trigger with Clipboard History in the first pane and the action Show Contents in the second pane. When you activate the trigger, you can type in the first pane and use QS matching to search the history for text.
If my hands are on the keyboard I use this method as I find it much faster, if my hands are on the mouse I use the slide out panel at the edge of the screen (though I suppose you could use a mouse trigger or constellation menu as an alternative mouse-based method). To do the same for the shelf make a trigger with Shelf in the first pane and the action Show Contents. These two items (Clipboard History and Shelf) appear in the Catalog under Modules, Shelf & Clipboard, make sure they are enabled (checked) to activate them. Howard On Dec 27, 2011, at 6:16 PM, [email protected] wrote: > I recently upgraded to Lion (10.7.2), and I have the exact problem as > you described. > > The shelf and clipboard history were originally auto-hide at the edge > of the screen, and slide-out when I move the cursor to the edge. > However, right now, every time after a reboot, no clipboard history > slide out but only the shelf. I have to press command L to call the > clipboard, > make it auto hide again. It works until I reboot the computer. I hope > someone can fix this problem. > > I believe if this is a rarely used feature, it is because people do > not know it exists. Before I know this feature, I don't bother to > call up and call out the clipboard history again and again, > that's annoying, I simply not to use it. > > For those who don't know how to do auto-hide, simply call out the > shelf or/and clipboard history, and drag it to the edge of the screen > until part of it is off the screen, then release > the mouse button and move away your cursor. Voila, now it's auto-hide. > > J > > > > On Nov 25, 12:31 am, Tim Lawson <[email protected]> wrote: >> I'm running ß63 on 10.7.2 It seems my Clipboard history window doesn't >> stick across re-boots. Anyone else? (I've only tested this with the >> Clipboard History window docked to the right hand side of my screen). The >> Shelf window does not display this behaviour and works as expected.
