Hello Nick,
I had a similar problem on where I was trying to do this type of thing.
I use the 'clip add to text' feature to save notes on may programs and
interests, and hobbies, and found this old note from 2002 (wow! - Thanks
to Bruce, and all of you true power uses who have helped me through all
of this. I hope I can continue to use this functionality in Windows
7... but I digress)
here is that original notes:
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Message: 3
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 21:33:40 -0000
From: "philipp_l_kiefer" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: clipboard: sequential paste
here's one to do that - take a look at my current "clipcaptured" (see
help on this term if unfamiliar) script:
[**ClipCaptured]
*Assign g f
*Assign f e
*Assign e d
*Assign d a
*Assign a lastclipname
on the first clip capture of a powerpro session, this assigns the name
of the file that powerpro stores the clipboard contents in to variable
A. on the second copy, A is stored in D (of course, you could continue
with B, but i use that in another script) and A is assigned the most
recent filename. i display these five variables in one section of my
main keyboard-activated menu (i find tap capslock very handy for this) -
this gives me access to the last five stored clips without having to use
a separate *menu folder or having to use a folder bar.
upon accessing the files, i manually precede them with the path to the
files, but you can use the lastclippath expression instead of
lastclipname if you prefer.
for your sequential paste, assign A-X to different hotkeys or use a
timer that first pastes A, then waits for, say, 2 seconds and pastes B/D
if it is pressed again within that timespan, but pastes A again after
more than 2 seconds have passed. Same for subsequent files.
hope this is understandable. if you need help with hotkey script, let on...
cheers
phil
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> --- In [email protected], "nickodemos2002"
<nickodemos2...@...> wrote:
I know it has still worked very well for me through all the upgrades to
Ppro. I currently have (I don't always download the latest update
immediately) Ver 4.9
Hope it helps.
Ray Ramirez DVM
Never be afraid to try something new.
Remember, amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic.
