#Clipboard mac mac#
This Mac app can sync with Copy 'Em for iPhone and iPad, which is sold separately on the App Store. Theme options, and can switch theme based on the OS theme setting Can restore mistakenly deleted items if they're deleted in the last 3 days (or within a custom duration) Can delete any selected items or entire lists Can lock favorite (starred) items from accidental deletion Can stop or resume recording of new clipboard data at any time Can recognize and ignore the data copied from some apps Option to play sounds when copying and/or pasting items Can keep the window open after each paste operation (by default, the window automatically closes after use) Option to open the app window at a fixed location or next to the mouse cursor, etc. Can quickly open the app window by clicking the app's menubar icon, or by pressing a custom keyboard shortcut Can edit text snippets, and assign titles to any items Can view details of copied items in another larger, resizable popover window Color preview for color codes that have patterns like #rgb, #rrggbb, #rrggbbaa, rgb(…), rgba(…), etc. Can display thumbnail previews of image-associated links Can expand in place the view of each copied item Can navigate between lists quickly via Command+ shortcuts or by swiping left/right Can sort each list by their creation or last-used dates, paste frequency, or manually, etc. Auto-star option where newly arrived items are automatically put into the current favorite list Can copy items directly into specific lists (or open specific lists directly) via global keyboard shortcuts
Can organize items into any number of lists Options to automatically clear the search field and put focus into it Can search for items by string matching, content-type filtering, and application-name filtering Can manually back up items by exporting them to disk, and later import them back Can share items with sharing-enabled apps Can be configured to paste into VNC, NoMachine, Parallels, and some other virtual machines Can paste text (such as URLs) together with their titles Can paste rich text as plain text, or apply transformations such capitalization, line-unwrapping, stripping whitespace, adding prefixes/suffixes, etc. Can paste raw images as files in different formats (PNG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, etc.) Can paste often-used items with global keyboard shortcuts Can paste items with app-local, single-keystroke shortcuts ('0' to '9' and 'a' to 'z') Can paste multiple snippets together, across multiple lines, form fields, or spreadsheet cells Can paste data quickly by clicking them, or by dragging and dropping them Can sync data with other devices running Copy 'Em, through your iCloud account
#Clipboard mac full#
Can capture screenshots of full screens, windows, selected areas, etc. Can record unlimited amount of text, images, links, HTML, code, PDFs, files, color codes, and other data It is a valuable time-saver that is both rich in features and easy to use! Use it to copy and paste items in batches (so minimizing switching between apps), capture screenshots and collect research data, store favorite items permanently, paste frequent snippets via keyboard shortcuts, drag and drop images as file attachments, strip text formats or transform text, organize items into lists, sort and label them, look them up by keywords/types, preview and edit their text, and sync them via iCloud. It records your clipboard history of copied text, images, links, files, color codes, and screenshots, etc., and lets you recall/paste them anytime, right at your fingertips. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.Copy 'Em is a powerful clipboard manager for turbocharging your daily workflow. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. This entry was posted on Monday, January 2nd, 2012 at 11:30 pm and is filed under code.
#Clipboard mac mac os#
Tags: c#, clipboard, copy, mac os x, paste, pbcopy, pbpaste Std::string copy(const char * new_clipboard)Ĭmd << "echo \"" << new_clipboard << "\" | pbcopy" It’s not to hard to utilized these in a c++ program, integrating my little apps with the clipboard without having to go through Cocoa or objective c or any libraries. I’ve been using pbcopy and pbpaste to control the clipboard via the command on mac for a while now.
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