Clipboard Master

With Clipboard Master you can easily fill in forms and dialogs which have to be filled in often with the same textes.

Example:
You have a dialog with the 2 fields, the first name (Vorname) and the lasgte name (Nachname):

Paste first and last name:

• Make sure the curors is positioned to the field for the fist name (Vorname)
• Call Clipboard Master (e.g. with 'Windows' + 'V')
• Select the clipboard 'Forms' (Formulare), e.g. press Alt + F:
  
• The 1st time press F2 to edit the text module und replace 'Ihr Vorname' with your first name and 'Ihr Nachname' with you last name.
  Cklick 'OK' to finish editing
• Press 'Return'
  Now your first name wilöl be pasted to the 1st field and your last name to the second field:
  
  
  

Generel Functioning

Each line in the text module is for one field in the form or dialog.

The order of the lines must be the same as when you step through the field in the form/dialog by pressing the Tab key.

Clipboard Master simulates the Tab key, e.g. for the example above:

1. Clipboard Master pastes the first name
2. Clipboard Master simulates the Tab key, though the cursor is set to the field for the lastname
3. Clipboard Master pastes the last name

With this more than 2 fields can be filled in.

If you want to skip a field just add an empty line.

More details

To simulate the Tab key instead pasting a new line, please make sure the appropriate setting is checked::

• Select the appropriate clipboard and press Alt + Enter to show its properties, or use the context menu
• In the properies dialog make sure the option 'Paste New line as Tab' is checked.

You can paste any text from any clipboard with the tab key being simulated instead of a new line:

1. Call Clipboard Master (e.g. with 'Windows' + 'V')
2. Select the item(s) in the list to be pasted
3. Press 'Ins'
   Or use the context menu (F10), select 'Paste special' -> 'Paste with Tab separated'