Ditto - Clipboard Extension
This program is great. I can copy 4 or 5 things and then access them for whatever reason; to compose a blog entry, to transfer information from one screen of data to another, to pull that URI that I copied earlier and now need to go back to, etc.
Ditto is an extension to the standard windows clipboard. It saves each item placed on the clipboard allowing you access to any of those items at a later time. Ditto allows you to save any type of information that can be put on the clipboard, text, images, html, custom formats, …..
Key Bindings
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Ctrl-` |
Default Ditto window activation Global Hot Key |
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Esc |
Close Window |
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Tab |
Move focus to the next control in the current window |
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Ctrl-Space |
Toggle Ditto window between normal and always showing on top (persistent) |
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Enter |
Paste Selected Items in the Target Window, or Enter Group (if the item is a Group) |
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Alt-Enter |
Open the Clip Properties Dialog |
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F3 |
Show Full Description in a tooltip |
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Ctrl-A |
Select All |
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Alt-C |
Clear the search filter |
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Ctrl-G |
Show the hierarchy of Groups in a treeview |
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Backspace |
Go to the Parent Group |
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Alt-Home |
Go to the History Group (all Clips) |
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Alt-End |
Go to the list of all Groups (no Clips) |
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F7 |
Create a New Group and place the currently selected Clips in that Group |
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Ctrl-F7 |
New Group |
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Ctrl-X,C,V |
Cut, Copy, Paste Clips between Groups (this does not use the Windows Clipboard) |
I am hooked. There are so many functions built into this that I have not even tried yet. So much fun, so little time.
I’m telling you, one of these days you’re just going to have to take the plunge and dive into Linux with KDE on top of it. :)
Comment by Matt Winckler — May 17, 2005 @ 9:06 pm
I have too much to keep up with as it is :)
Comment by Gary Paulson — May 17, 2005 @ 11:45 pm