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shortcut to paste text
Hi there!
I'm looking for somethink to paste some text like with "win + G" (shortkey). in thunderbird or anything else. is there somethin to do it ?
Perhaps with klipper?
or Control center ?
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Do you mean apart from <Ctrl>V?
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I mean at anytime, not only when I haved copy before.
I need a permanent shortkey to paste the text...
On mine (Debian Etch) the global shortcut is just the middle mouse button (mouse-wheel in this case).
Is that what you meant?
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Not entirely sure what you mean here. How can you paste text if you haven't copied it first?
Unless you mean pre-copied / stored text from a user-defined list? In which case, Klipper would be your best bet, but I think it's still a bit long-winded and not really a "shortcut"...
I know exactly what you're talking about, but don't know how to do it. I would love it if somebody could teach both of us how to do this. what he is looking for is how to turn a shortcut key or a function key into a paste "text" key.
For example: any time i press F10 or win-n my name would appear and format itself to match the text around it. That way i wouldn't have to type my full name each time. I know there are less efficient workarounds (and maybe a name is a bad example, perhaps each press of F11 prints your email address), but i would love to know how to do this. Thanks!
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