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Request for the hosts: please incorporate a saving feature

This has happened several times now (the last time was about 5 minutes ago):


I type a very detailed (2 - 3 paragraphs) response to a question. I hit post and actually even see if for a split second, only to be followed by the login screen. I dutifully sign in, but find that my reply was not posted. So I have to retype it all again - very time consuming.


A "save now" or similar feature would really help tremendously - at least I could hit that one or more times so I wouldn't have to start over from the beginning because I don't always remember to go to the file menu to copy.

iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8), i3 12 GB RAM | 10.7 Lion

Posted on Aug 4, 2011 12:27 PM

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Aug 10, 2011 2:05 PM in response to babowa

HI B, I'm wondering if you've been using Jumpcut? I'm finding that the only way I can paste something in is from the Jumpcut menubar scissors icon, not from the "bezel," which is the little pop-up window that appears using Ctrl-Option-V. I can scroll through the clippings using the bezel, but I can't find any way to paste them in once I find the one I'm lookng for.


The way the clippings appear in the bezel is clearer than from the icon, especially if you've got a number of them. But with the bezel, I'm not seeing any way to "select" a clipping.


Through a pop-up bezel
 In any application into which you want to paste an item from Jumpcut's stack, press the hotkey to activate Jumpcut's bezel. (The default value for this hotkey is Control-Option-V.) A little window like the one you see when using the application switcher or the brightness controls will appear. While holding the modifier keys (for the default hotkey, this is the Control-Option combo), use the arrow keys to scroll through the stack.

When you've selected a clipping, Jumpcut will put it on the pasteboard and attempt to paste it into your application

I scroll through the stack with Ctrl-Option, but as soon as I put the focus on the Application into which I want to paste the clipping, the bezel disappears, and nothing happens in the Application, e.g. TextEdit.

Aug 10, 2011 2:02 PM in response to WZZZ

Haven't had a chance to try it at all........ between whatever life throws at you and the contractors who have been causing major havoc in my kitchen (getting new countertops) with an incredible amount of dust and junk all over the house, I'm spending two hours every evening trying to keep that in check (futile attempt, but gotta do it anyway).

Aug 11, 2011 9:30 AM in response to WZZZ

Ok ... Bezel


  • sticky bezel on -- press return to put data in window
  • sticky bezel off -- hold down control + option ( don't release ) ; press v ; use cursor keys to move selected item ; release control + option to put data in window


There was something on the web page about esc & return doing somethine. There was something about control + option doing something.


Plus, 8+ hours of sleep.




!!! Now my clipper froze after using this software. 1st problem with clipper!!! I guess i'll clean out prefs etc.


Robert

Aug 11, 2011 11:52 AM in response to rccharles

That does the trick! On my 10.6, return pastes the selection from the bezel. Where did you find that, or was it trial and error? Nothing about return in the documentation. BTW, on my 10.4, just getting the selection in view pastes it. No need to hit return. Many thanks for the tip. Sorry you got frozen trying to help out. Please get unfrozen.

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