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- | //Git Winch// is true to its philosophy of handling data of all kinds. That means not just files. But also your clipboard activity. Inside //Git Winch// we have implemented a neat clipboard listener. It can listen to all the clipboard | + | This list-box captures each text from the clipboard, as you keep cutting or copying from anywhere |
- | **Why? | + | If there are 15 or more such captures in this box, it will show a message before |
- | Often we copy something ... say an interesting link you were browsing ... and you meant to paste it and use it somewhere, but you forgot. No worries. //Git Winch// has got your back. | + | |
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- | **What can be done here?**\\ | + | |
- | You can browse thru such clipboard texts from the special dialog that handles them. (You can open that dialog using a pop-up menu from the files listing). You can send some of the relevant texts to your Kanban group from there, if so needed. Thus you can convert it as a task for yourself or the rest of your office. | + | |
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- | **But if too many texts are collected, what happens? | + | |
- | You can change this setting | + | |
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- | **NOTE**: Only texts are handled. Nothing else. //Ah...yes, there is one special clipboard activity: If you did copy a filename from the Windows File Explorer; you can paste that into the file listing, and file will get copied to that folder.// | + | |
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