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So earlier today, I got an email. This happens
sometimes.
In it was a tracking number of a parcel. Unusually, there
was no email link and I was forced to copy&paste the
number into the appropriate box on the appropriate
website.
Move to later in the day, and I want to see if my parcel
has
left Atlanta. Now, is the tracking number still on my
clipboard from earlier? or did I copy and paste something
different in the intervening period? Can't remember.
So...
If there was a key command that showed me what was
on
the clipboard in a nice preview way, I could check, and
avoid all the tedious re-opening of emails and all the
drudgery that this involves.
That's it. Just a way of quickly looking at the contents of
the clipboard, text, picture, whatever.
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Please tell me. For windows especially. |
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OSX has a "show clipboard" function, though this isn't
implemented within most programs. |
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"Ditto" is pretty good. Thank you. It's not quite as
glossy and transparent and integrated into Windows
as I'd like. MS should get on this. |
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However, this idea is 100% baked, so I'll delete. |
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agh! I like Fences, but for an unknown reason it
doesn't play nicely with some custom software I have
to use. Shame. |
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