Re: [Mac-access]: Seeking suggestions for a more powerful OS X clipboard

[Sarah k Alawami]

> Hello. In trying the clipboard  helper app i cannot get cmd 1, cmd 2, etc to 
> work at all. I have 10 items int he clipboard which are not pasting with 
> theese shortcuts. The menu does not speak of them and all the check boxes 
> after the table are not labeled. The exploration thing is not helping either 
> as there's not much to explore. The site is of no help either but maybe i did 
> not look hard enough there. Advice? 
> On Jan 9, 2015, at 9:13 AM, Colin Matthews  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> I have not needed to use one of these but had a look at some [but not 
> downloaded] here’s one that sounds interesting and is free but no idea how VO 
> friendly it might be but does use shortcuts!
> Here’s the website to have a look at!
> 
> http://www.apprywhere.com/copy-em-paste.html
> 
> And here’s the App store link!
> 
> https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/copyem-paste-free-better-clipboard/id921799671?mt=12
> 
> HTH Colin
> 
> On 9 Jan 2015, at 13:35, Ismael Herrera  wrote:
> 
>> Hello!
>> Thanks for the copy clip recommendation.
>> I downloaded the app, but I can’t see how it works. I see it in the menu 
>> bar, but I can not see where tor retrieve the clips. I see that there is 
>> something that says “your clip hints will apear here” but nothing else.
>> Thank you for your advise!
>> take care!
>> 
>> Daniela Rubio T
>> iPhone: +34662328507
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> El 9/1/2015, a las 7:35, Ismael Herrera  escribió:
>>> 
>>> Good morning sir,
>>> As an instructor, I tend to use the copy feature of the iOS quite a bit, 
>>> however, I use copy clip. This application does he sensually what you're 
>>> looking for.
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
 On Jan 9, 2015, at 3:55 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:
 
 Greetings All,
 
 I’m interested to hear from anyone who is successfully using any sort of 
 VO-accessible alternative to the standard MacOS Clipboard. In particular, 
 I am interested in one specific feature: the ability to use the “Copy last 
 phrase to clipboard” command (VO+Shift+C) to copy multiple consecutive or 
 non-consecutive items to the clipboard without overwriting the previous 
 item. I am a frequent User of this particular VO command, and there have 
 been many times when I’ve thought I could increase my productivity and 
 decrease the number of redundant keystrokes by simply being able to invoke 
 this command repeatedly and have the content copy itself into some sort of 
 non-volatile version of the built-in clipboard for future retrieval.
 
 I came across another example this morning where I thought about how 
 useful this ability would be. I have received a number of emails from 
 students who are requesting that I help contact publishers to request 
 accessible versions of textbooks. These emails usually include lists of 
 the book titles with edition, author, publisher and ISBN. Usually, I only 
 need the ISBN, so I will go through each email, find each ISBN, use the VO 
 “Copy last phrase to clipboard” command to copy the number, use the 
 standard Command+V to paste the item into a spreadsheet, return to the 
 email, and repeat the process for each ISBN in each email. I’d really like 
 to just copy the first item to the clipboard, navigate to the next ISBN, 
 copy it to the clipboard without having it overwrite the first instance, 
 and repeat this process for all ISBN numbers, then go to the clipboard or 
 to the destination document and paste the entire list.
 
 Thoughts appreciated,
 Bryan
 
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Re: [Mac-access]: Seeking suggestions for a more powerful OS X clipboard

[Sarah k Alawami]

I believe that's where I read about the app, through that blog you mentioned, 
but it's been about 2 years since I had the app so a lot might have changed.

I'd say give it a try and see if you like it. I might give the other one a 
try,but for now I'm using text expander to do all of my work which is not a 
clipboard replacement by any means.

Take care and be blessed.

Sarah k Alawami: Owner of Alawami Productions, where quality is key. 
Check us out at http://alawamiproductions.com

> On Jan 10, 2015, at 6:01 AM, Esther  wrote:
> 
> Hi Bryan and Others,
> 
> Sarah's suggestion of Clip Menu can be found at macupdate.com:
> http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/29988/clipmenu
> 
> The developer's web page URL for the app is:
> http://www.clipmenu.com/
> 
> Note that there is a rip-off version of this open source and freeware app in 
> the Mac App Store. According to the blog, there is also now an alpha version 
> under testing for Yosemite.
> 
> Just for your information, this old blog post describes a lawyer's use of 
> Clip Menu for precisely the sort of form letter templates you described in 
> your original post:
> 
> https://lawyerist.com/34273/mac-save-time-clip-menu/
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> 
> 
> On Jan 9, 2015, at 12:30 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
> 
>> I used to use an app called clip menu. That should do what you want.  I kind 
>> of forgot where I got it from, but try macupdate.com
>>> On Jan 9, 2015, at 3:55 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Greetings All,
>>> 
>>> I’m interested to hear from anyone who is successfully using any sort of 
>>> VO-accessible alternative to the standard MacOS Clipboard. In particular, I 
>>> am interested in one specific feature: the ability to use the “Copy last 
>>> phrase to clipboard” command (VO+Shift+C) to copy multiple consecutive or 
>>> non-consecutive items to the clipboard without overwriting the previous 
>>> item. I am a frequent User of this particular VO command, and there have 
>>> been many times when I’ve thought I could increase my productivity and 
>>> decrease the number of redundant keystrokes by simply being able to invoke 
>>> this command repeatedly and have the content copy itself into some sort of 
>>> non-volatile version of the built-in clipboard for future retrieval.
>>> 
>>> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: Seeking suggestions for a more powerful OS X clipboard

[Esther]

Hi Bryan and Others,

Sarah's suggestion of Clip Menu can be found at macupdate.com:
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/29988/clipmenu

The developer's web page URL for the app is:
http://www.clipmenu.com/

Note that there is a rip-off version of this open source and freeware app in 
the Mac App Store. According to the blog, there is also now an alpha version 
under testing for Yosemite.

Just for your information, this old blog post describes a lawyer's use of Clip 
Menu for precisely the sort of form letter templates you described in your 
original post:

https://lawyerist.com/34273/mac-save-time-clip-menu/

Cheers,

Esther



On Jan 9, 2015, at 12:30 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> I used to use an app called clip menu. That should do what you want.  I kind 
> of forgot where I got it from, but try macupdate.com
>> On Jan 9, 2015, at 3:55 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:
>> 
>> Greetings All,
>> 
>> I’m interested to hear from anyone who is successfully using any sort of 
>> VO-accessible alternative to the standard MacOS Clipboard. In particular, I 
>> am interested in one specific feature: the ability to use the “Copy last 
>> phrase to clipboard” command (VO+Shift+C) to copy multiple consecutive or 
>> non-consecutive items to the clipboard without overwriting the previous 
>> item. I am a frequent User of this particular VO command, and there have 
>> been many times when I’ve thought I could increase my productivity and 
>> decrease the number of redundant keystrokes by simply being able to invoke 
>> this command repeatedly and have the content copy itself into some sort of 
>> non-volatile version of the built-in clipboard for future retrieval.
>> 
>> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: Seeking suggestions for a more powerful OS X clipboard

[Sarah k Alawami]

I used to use an app called clip menu. That should do what you want.  I kind of 
forgot where I got it from, but try macupdate.com
> On Jan 9, 2015, at 3:55 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:
> 
> Greetings All,
> 
> I’m interested to hear from anyone who is successfully using any sort of 
> VO-accessible alternative to the standard MacOS Clipboard. In particular, I 
> am interested in one specific feature: the ability to use the “Copy last 
> phrase to clipboard” command (VO+Shift+C) to copy multiple consecutive or 
> non-consecutive items to the clipboard without overwriting the previous item. 
> I am a frequent User of this particular VO command, and there have been many 
> times when I’ve thought I could increase my productivity and decrease the 
> number of redundant keystrokes by simply being able to invoke this command 
> repeatedly and have the content copy itself into some sort of non-volatile 
> version of the built-in clipboard for future retrieval.
> 
> I came across another example this morning where I thought about how useful 
> this ability would be. I have received a number of emails from students who 
> are requesting that I help contact publishers to request accessible versions 
> of textbooks. These emails usually include lists of the book titles with 
> edition, author, publisher and ISBN. Usually, I only need the ISBN, so I will 
> go through each email, find each ISBN, use the VO “Copy last phrase to 
> clipboard” command to copy the number, use the standard Command+V to paste 
> the item into a spreadsheet, return to the email, and repeat the process for 
> each ISBN in each email. I’d really like to just copy the first item to the 
> clipboard, navigate to the next ISBN, copy it to the clipboard without having 
> it overwrite the first instance, and repeat this process for all ISBN 
> numbers, then go to the clipboard or to the destination document and paste 
> the entire list.
> 
> Thoughts appreciated,
> Bryan
> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: Seeking suggestions for a more powerful OS X clipboard

[David Griffith]

Well I have just tried it  out out as an experiment.  After an  installed  
it appears  perfectly usable with Voiceover.
 I went  to an email and copied various text from an email  text using Shift VO 
C..
I then went to Menu extra  and copy clip. I then hit VIO space to open up the 
menu.
I was then able to cursor down and see all the text clippings I had made to the 
clipboard.

I found that by pressing vo space on each lipping I was then able to reproduce 
all the various elements of text that I had copied from email into Text Edit 
using the normal command V command. 
I could not initially see how to paste  all the 
clippings at once but I only had a brief look. It is certainly possible to 
reproduce a list of clippings. It appears that it also possible to use command 
1, command 2 etc to paste clippings directly you have made but I did not try 
this out. . The only slightly clunky feature is that if you then hit the clear 
clippings menu option there is a window which you have to find with window 
chooser which enables you to confirm that you really want to clear all 
clippings.

I am not sure how much I will use it but it appears good fore a free app.

David Griffith 
> On 9 Jan 2015, at 15:22, Daniela Rubio  wrote:
> 
> Hello!
> Thanks for the copy clip recommendation.
> I downloaded the app, but I can’t see how it works. I see it in the menu bar, 
> but I can not see where tor retrieve the clips. I see that there is something 
> that says “your clip hints will apear here” but nothing else.
> Thank you for your advise!
> take care!
> 
> Daniela Rubio T
> iPhone: +34662328507
> 
> 
> 
> 
>> El 9/1/2015, a las 7:35, Ismael Herrera  escribió:
>> 
>> Good morning sir,
>> As an instructor, I tend to use the copy feature of the iOS quite a bit, 
>> however, I use copy clip. This application does he sensually what you're 
>> looking for.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On Jan 9, 2015, at 3:55 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Greetings All,
>>> 
>>> I’m interested to hear from anyone who is successfully using any sort of 
>>> VO-accessible alternative to the standard MacOS Clipboard. In particular, I 
>>> am interested in one specific feature: the ability to use the “Copy last 
>>> phrase to clipboard” command (VO+Shift+C) to copy multiple consecutive or 
>>> non-consecutive items to the clipboard without overwriting the previous 
>>> item. I am a frequent User of this particular VO command, and there have 
>>> been many times when I’ve thought I could increase my productivity and 
>>> decrease the number of redundant keystrokes by simply being able to invoke 
>>> this command repeatedly and have the content copy itself into some sort of 
>>> non-volatile version of the built-in clipboard for future retrieval.
>>> 
>>> I came across another example this morning where I thought about how useful 
>>> this ability would be. I have received a number of emails from students who 
>>> are requesting that I help contact publishers to request accessible 
>>> versions of textbooks. These emails usually include lists of the book 
>>> titles with edition, author, publisher and ISBN. Usually, I only need the 
>>> ISBN, so I will go through each email, find each ISBN, use the VO “Copy 
>>> last phrase to clipboard” command to copy the number, use the standard 
>>> Command+V to paste the item into a spreadsheet, return to the email, and 
>>> repeat the process for each ISBN in each email. I’d really like to just 
>>> copy the first item to the clipboard, navigate to the next ISBN, copy it to 
>>> the clipboard without having it overwrite the first instance, and repeat 
>>> this process for all ISBN numbers, then go to the clipboard or to the 
>>> destination document and paste the entire list.
>>> 
>>> Thoughts appreciated,
>>> Bryan
>>> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: Seeking suggestions for a more powerful OS X clipboard

[Colin Matthews]

Hi!
I have not needed to use one of these but had a look at some [but not 
downloaded] here’s one that sounds interesting and is free but no idea how VO 
friendly it might be but does use shortcuts!
Here’s the website to have a look at!

http://www.apprywhere.com/copy-em-paste.html

And here’s the App store link!

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/copyem-paste-free-better-clipboard/id921799671?mt=12

HTH Colin

On 9 Jan 2015, at 13:35, Ismael Herrera  wrote:

> Hello!
> Thanks for the copy clip recommendation.
> I downloaded the app, but I can’t see how it works. I see it in the menu bar, 
> but I can not see where tor retrieve the clips. I see that there is something 
> that says “your clip hints will apear here” but nothing else.
> Thank you for your advise!
> take care!
> 
> Daniela Rubio T
> iPhone: +34662328507
> 
> 
> 
> 
>> El 9/1/2015, a las 7:35, Ismael Herrera  escribió:
>> 
>> Good morning sir,
>> As an instructor, I tend to use the copy feature of the iOS quite a bit, 
>> however, I use copy clip. This application does he sensually what you're 
>> looking for.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On Jan 9, 2015, at 3:55 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Greetings All,
>>> 
>>> I’m interested to hear from anyone who is successfully using any sort of 
>>> VO-accessible alternative to the standard MacOS Clipboard. In particular, I 
>>> am interested in one specific feature: the ability to use the “Copy last 
>>> phrase to clipboard” command (VO+Shift+C) to copy multiple consecutive or 
>>> non-consecutive items to the clipboard without overwriting the previous 
>>> item. I am a frequent User of this particular VO command, and there have 
>>> been many times when I’ve thought I could increase my productivity and 
>>> decrease the number of redundant keystrokes by simply being able to invoke 
>>> this command repeatedly and have the content copy itself into some sort of 
>>> non-volatile version of the built-in clipboard for future retrieval.
>>> 
>>> I came across another example this morning where I thought about how useful 
>>> this ability would be. I have received a number of emails from students who 
>>> are requesting that I help contact publishers to request accessible 
>>> versions of textbooks. These emails usually include lists of the book 
>>> titles with edition, author, publisher and ISBN. Usually, I only need the 
>>> ISBN, so I will go through each email, find each ISBN, use the VO “Copy 
>>> last phrase to clipboard” command to copy the number, use the standard 
>>> Command+V to paste the item into a spreadsheet, return to the email, and 
>>> repeat the process for each ISBN in each email. I’d really like to just 
>>> copy the first item to the clipboard, navigate to the next ISBN, copy it to 
>>> the clipboard without having it overwrite the first instance, and repeat 
>>> this process for all ISBN numbers, then go to the clipboard or to the 
>>> destination document and paste the entire list.
>>> 
>>> Thoughts appreciated,
>>> Bryan
>>> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: Seeking suggestions for a more powerful OS X clipboard

[Daniela Rubio]

Hello!
Thanks for the copy clip recommendation.
I downloaded the app, but I can’t see how it works. I see it in the menu bar, 
but I can not see where tor retrieve the clips. I see that there is something 
that says “your clip hints will apear here” but nothing else.
Thank you for your advise!
take care!
 
Daniela Rubio T
iPhone: +34662328507




> El 9/1/2015, a las 7:35, Ismael Herrera  escribió:
> 
> Good morning sir,
> As an instructor, I tend to use the copy feature of the iOS quite a bit, 
> however, I use copy clip. This application does he sensually what you're 
> looking for.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Jan 9, 2015, at 3:55 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:
>> 
>> Greetings All,
>> 
>> I’m interested to hear from anyone who is successfully using any sort of 
>> VO-accessible alternative to the standard MacOS Clipboard. In particular, I 
>> am interested in one specific feature: the ability to use the “Copy last 
>> phrase to clipboard” command (VO+Shift+C) to copy multiple consecutive or 
>> non-consecutive items to the clipboard without overwriting the previous 
>> item. I am a frequent User of this particular VO command, and there have 
>> been many times when I’ve thought I could increase my productivity and 
>> decrease the number of redundant keystrokes by simply being able to invoke 
>> this command repeatedly and have the content copy itself into some sort of 
>> non-volatile version of the built-in clipboard for future retrieval.
>> 
>> I came across another example this morning where I thought about how useful 
>> this ability would be. I have received a number of emails from students who 
>> are requesting that I help contact publishers to request accessible versions 
>> of textbooks. These emails usually include lists of the book titles with 
>> edition, author, publisher and ISBN. Usually, I only need the ISBN, so I 
>> will go through each email, find each ISBN, use the VO “Copy last phrase to 
>> clipboard” command to copy the number, use the standard Command+V to paste 
>> the item into a spreadsheet, return to the email, and repeat the process for 
>> each ISBN in each email. I’d really like to just copy the first item to the 
>> clipboard, navigate to the next ISBN, copy it to the clipboard without 
>> having it overwrite the first instance, and repeat this process for all ISBN 
>> numbers, then go to the clipboard or to the destination document and paste 
>> the entire list.
>> 
>> Thoughts appreciated,
>> Bryan
>> 
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>> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: Seeking suggestions for a more powerful OS X clipboard

[Ismael Herrera]

Good morning sir,
As an instructor, I tend to use the copy feature of the iOS quite a bit, 
however, I use copy clip. This application does he sensually what you're 
looking for.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jan 9, 2015, at 3:55 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:
> 
> Greetings All,
> 
> I’m interested to hear from anyone who is successfully using any sort of 
> VO-accessible alternative to the standard MacOS Clipboard. In particular, I 
> am interested in one specific feature: the ability to use the “Copy last 
> phrase to clipboard” command (VO+Shift+C) to copy multiple consecutive or 
> non-consecutive items to the clipboard without overwriting the previous item. 
> I am a frequent User of this particular VO command, and there have been many 
> times when I’ve thought I could increase my productivity and decrease the 
> number of redundant keystrokes by simply being able to invoke this command 
> repeatedly and have the content copy itself into some sort of non-volatile 
> version of the built-in clipboard for future retrieval.
> 
> I came across another example this morning where I thought about how useful 
> this ability would be. I have received a number of emails from students who 
> are requesting that I help contact publishers to request accessible versions 
> of textbooks. These emails usually include lists of the book titles with 
> edition, author, publisher and ISBN. Usually, I only need the ISBN, so I will 
> go through each email, find each ISBN, use the VO “Copy last phrase to 
> clipboard” command to copy the number, use the standard Command+V to paste 
> the item into a spreadsheet, return to the email, and repeat the process for 
> each ISBN in each email. I’d really like to just copy the first item to the 
> clipboard, navigate to the next ISBN, copy it to the clipboard without having 
> it overwrite the first instance, and repeat this process for all ISBN 
> numbers, then go to the clipboard or to the destination document and paste 
> the entire list.
> 
> Thoughts appreciated,
> Bryan
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[Mac-access]: Seeking suggestions for a more powerful OS X clipboard

[Bryan Jones]

Greetings All,

I’m interested to hear from anyone who is successfully using any sort of 
VO-accessible alternative to the standard MacOS Clipboard. In particular, I am 
interested in one specific feature: the ability to use the “Copy last phrase to 
clipboard” command (VO+Shift+C) to copy multiple consecutive or non-consecutive 
items to the clipboard without overwriting the previous item. I am a frequent 
User of this particular VO command, and there have been many times when I’ve 
thought I could increase my productivity and decrease the number of redundant 
keystrokes by simply being able to invoke this command repeatedly and have the 
content copy itself into some sort of non-volatile version of the built-in 
clipboard for future retrieval.

I came across another example this morning where I thought about how useful 
this ability would be. I have received a number of emails from students who are 
requesting that I help contact publishers to request accessible versions of 
textbooks. These emails usually include lists of the book titles with edition, 
author, publisher and ISBN. Usually, I only need the ISBN, so I will go through 
each email, find each ISBN, use the VO “Copy last phrase to clipboard” command 
to copy the number, use the standard Command+V to paste the item into a 
spreadsheet, return to the email, and repeat the process for each ISBN in each 
email. I’d really like to just copy the first item to the clipboard, navigate 
to the next ISBN, copy it to the clipboard without having it overwrite the 
first instance, and repeat this process for all ISBN numbers, then go to the 
clipboard or to the destination document and paste the entire list.

Thoughts appreciated,
Bryan

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