How to presave names or adress i can quickly paste with a click of a button ?
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HelpiOS Posts 14784 Registration date Friday October 30, 2015 Status Moderator Last seen March 28, 2025 - Jul 22, 2021 at 02:56 PM
HelpiOS Posts 14784 Registration date Friday October 30, 2015 Status Moderator Last seen March 28, 2025 - Jul 22, 2021 at 02:56 PM
Hello,
hi i d like to like press alt q and it paste a name i presaved then alt (or whatever key i have to push) alt w and it paste the pre saved word?
is clip board the only possibility? how to? tx it is for names or adresse i have to type often ..
i dont mind using libre office if it is required or an app cause i have a lot
hi i d like to like press alt q and it paste a name i presaved then alt (or whatever key i have to push) alt w and it paste the pre saved word?
is clip board the only possibility? how to? tx it is for names or adresse i have to type often ..
i dont mind using libre office if it is required or an app cause i have a lot
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Hi,
Windows clipboard doesn't have such feature. However, I found a tool named Ditto Clipboard Manager that allow you to paste text using keyboard shortcuts.
Start the tool and click on its icon located on the taskbar. Click the 3 horizontal dots at the bottom right of the window and choose New Clip or press Ctrl + N.
Paste your text and click the Save icon. In Hot Key, choose your keyboard shortcut by pressing Ctrl + (letter) or Alt Gr + (letter). Then check Hotkey available globally and Never Auto Delete.
Once done, click Ok to save.
Windows clipboard doesn't have such feature. However, I found a tool named Ditto Clipboard Manager that allow you to paste text using keyboard shortcuts.
Start the tool and click on its icon located on the taskbar. Click the 3 horizontal dots at the bottom right of the window and choose New Clip or press Ctrl + N.
Paste your text and click the Save icon. In Hot Key, choose your keyboard shortcut by pressing Ctrl + (letter) or Alt Gr + (letter). Then check Hotkey available globally and Never Auto Delete.
Once done, click Ok to save.
