In the latest version of Clipdiary, we have added a number of improvements. Now, searching saved clipboard history and pasting selected clip is faster and easier than ever.
First improvement — to start typing a search text, you no longer have to jump to the special field. Simply start typing it right on the clip list. Clipdiary will automatically place the cursor in the text box.
And second — after entering a filter, you no longer need to click on the filtered clips. Simply use the Up and Down arrow keys to select the text or image you need.
Look up the required data in the saved clipboard history quickly and save time for more interesting tasks :)
Показаны сообщения с ярлыком search clip. Показать все сообщения
Показаны сообщения с ярлыком search clip. Показать все сообщения
Search through the clipboard history
How often do you search through the saved clipboard history?
Do you know that you can use % symbol in the search field as a wildcard character to substitute for any other character or characters in a string?
For example, you can type "john%.com" to find email addresses
johnsmith@hotmail.com
johnsmith123@yahoo.com
johnsmith@gmail.com
That is not frequently used feature, but sometimes it might be really helpful.
Do you know that you can use % symbol in the search field as a wildcard character to substitute for any other character or characters in a string?
For example, you can type "john%.com" to find email addresses
johnsmith@hotmail.com
johnsmith123@yahoo.com
johnsmith@gmail.com
That is not frequently used feature, but sometimes it might be really helpful.
Search through the clipboard history
There is a Search option in Clipdiary. You can search through the saved clipboard history to find the data you copied some time ago.
To do this just type the search condition into the search field at the bottom of Clipdiary's Window and hit the 'Search' button. You'll see only clips that satisfy the search condition.
To return to the complete clipboard history hit the 'Reset' button or F9 key on the keyboard. Selection will be automatically moved to the last captured clip.
But if you do not want to move the focus to the last copied text and need it to remain on the currently selected clip from the search results, just hit Ctrl+F9 instead of the 'Reset' button or F9.
This could be very helpful when you need to find some item and do not remember its text but remember the text of the clip that was copied near the needed one.
To do this just type the search condition into the search field at the bottom of Clipdiary's Window and hit the 'Search' button. You'll see only clips that satisfy the search condition.
To return to the complete clipboard history hit the 'Reset' button or F9 key on the keyboard. Selection will be automatically moved to the last captured clip.
But if you do not want to move the focus to the last copied text and need it to remain on the currently selected clip from the search results, just hit Ctrl+F9 instead of the 'Reset' button or F9.
This could be very helpful when you need to find some item and do not remember its text but remember the text of the clip that was copied near the needed one.
Give to clips your own names
Today I am going to describe an ability to assign names to clips.
There were lots of users who asked us to implement such feature, and you can see it now in Clipdiary.
Starting with version 2.4 you can give own name to any clip. So if you copied information that may be needed some time later, but you do not know where to write it down, you can save it in Clipdiary. You give clip appropriate name to find it easier later.
How it works?
1. Copy text to the clipboard. It automatically will be recorded by Clipdiary and saved in clipboard history.
2. Open Clipdiary (Ctrl+D by default, or click Clipdiary's icon in the system tray).
3. Select the item and press F2 on keyboard, or right-click the item and choose "Rename" from the context menu.
4. Enter new title for this clipboard history entry and press OK.
5. Now you see your item with suitable title, so you can find it easily later.
We hope this feature will help you safely store data and easily find it.
There were lots of users who asked us to implement such feature, and you can see it now in Clipdiary.
Starting with version 2.4 you can give own name to any clip. So if you copied information that may be needed some time later, but you do not know where to write it down, you can save it in Clipdiary. You give clip appropriate name to find it easier later.
How it works?
1. Copy text to the clipboard. It automatically will be recorded by Clipdiary and saved in clipboard history.
2. Open Clipdiary (Ctrl+D by default, or click Clipdiary's icon in the system tray).
3. Select the item and press F2 on keyboard, or right-click the item and choose "Rename" from the context menu.
4. Enter new title for this clipboard history entry and press OK.
5. Now you see your item with suitable title, so you can find it easily later.
We hope this feature will help you safely store data and easily find it.
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