That's very nice - thanks! John
On Dec 28, 9:57 am, Howard Melman <[email protected]> wrote: > 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.
