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Custom Paste function in Context Menu
Windows XP Home
Is there any way to customise the context menu (the one obtained when the mouse is right clicked) to give it a "paste" function - eg to paste frequently used data such as an email address. donwb |
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"donwb" wrote in message ... Windows XP Home Is there any way to customise the context menu (the one obtained when the mouse is right clicked) to give it a "paste" function - eg to paste frequently used data such as an email address. donwb It already has that function as long as you've copied something already. -- SC Tom |
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: Windows XP Home Is there any way to customise the context menu (the one obtained when the mouse is right clicked) to give it a "paste" function - eg to paste frequently used data such as an email address. donwb www.shortkeys.com Used to be free. It's expensive now. But it will give you an idea for what to look for in "desktop utilities" and good software site like softpedia. Actually, even a TXT file made in Notepad with a desktop link to it would work - all you would have to do is copy and paste from it. But there are hundreds of largely free utils which will do this and more. The Microsoft concept of "usability" is absurd and needs a new definition is the dictionary. -- The arrows are faster than rodents! - t. |
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On 1/24/2010 4:53 PM, donwb wrote:
Windows XP Home Is there any way to customise the context menu (the one obtained when the mouse is right clicked) to give it a "paste" function - eg to paste frequently used data such as an email address. donwb You might check out Yankee Clipper III, it may do what you want, and it's free: http://www.intelexual.com/products/YC3/ hth -- Chet |
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Custom Paste function in Context Menu
Or just use Ctrl V to paste
"Chet" wrote in message ... On 1/24/2010 4:53 PM, donwb wrote: Windows XP Home Is there any way to customise the context menu (the one obtained when the mouse is right clicked) to give it a "paste" function - eg to paste frequently used data such as an email address. donwb You might check out Yankee Clipper III, it may do what you want, and it's free: http://www.intelexual.com/products/YC3/ hth -- Chet |
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Custom Paste function in Context Menu
Thanks to everyone who provided an input to my question.
The Shortkeys (lite) suggestion was the closest to what I needed, and works well, but a modification to the context menu to specifically paste a short piece of text is really what I'm after. donwb "Martin C" wrote in message ... Or just use Ctrl V to paste "Chet" wrote in message ... On 1/24/2010 4:53 PM, donwb wrote: Windows XP Home Is there any way to customise the context menu (the one obtained when the mouse is right clicked) to give it a "paste" function - eg to paste frequently used data such as an email address. donwb You might check out Yankee Clipper III, it may do what you want, and it's free: http://www.intelexual.com/products/YC3/ hth -- Chet |
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Custom Paste function in Context Menu
You want PhraseExpress:
http://www.phraseexpress.com/ ju.c "donwb" wrote in message ... Thanks to everyone who provided an input to my question. The Shortkeys (lite) suggestion was the closest to what I needed, and works well, but a modification to the context menu to specifically paste a short piece of text is really what I'm after. donwb "Martin C" wrote in message ... Or just use Ctrl V to paste "Chet" wrote in message ... On 1/24/2010 4:53 PM, donwb wrote: Windows XP Home Is there any way to customise the context menu (the one obtained when the mouse is right clicked) to give it a "paste" function - eg to paste frequently used data such as an email address. donwb You might check out Yankee Clipper III, it may do what you want, and it's free: http://www.intelexual.com/products/YC3/ hth -- Chet |
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