Clipboard manager which automatically saves each clipboard content as a txt file to the drive?
Clipboard manager which automatically saves each clipboard content as a txt file to the drive?
I once had download a clipboard manager here which automatically saves each clipboard content as a txt file to the drive. I cannot find it anymore here or else on my drive. Which one does such?
Re: Clipboard manager which automatically saves each clipboard content as a txt file to the drive?
RClipStep @ https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2358 is one that I recall.
Clipjump @ https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2523 used to save to (text) files as well before moving to a database.
Clipjump @ https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2523 used to save to (text) files as well before moving to a database.
Re: Clipboard manager which automatically saves each clipboard content as a txt file to the drive?
Many thanks for the links.
Great, I have found the option to store the clips as a txt file with RClipStep, but I cannot find how to make Clipjump do it. Where could I find that setting?
Great, I have found the option to store the clips as a txt file with RClipStep, but I cannot find how to make Clipjump do it. Where could I find that setting?
Re: Clipboard manager which automatically saves each clipboard content as a txt file to the drive?
Clipjump used to do that, so if you can find an older version (check if there is a changelog, no doubt it is mentioned somewhere) you can have text files but of course you'd miss other clipjump features that were added later. Other clipboard managers may have the option to export clips to a text file(s).
Not sure why you want text files specifically?
Not sure why you want text files specifically?
Re: Clipboard manager which automatically saves each clipboard content as a txt file to the drive?
Yes, better not to use an old version.
Well, just to save the clips in plain text separately without using much space for that. You have another idea?Not sure why you want text files specifically?