neilkj

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Hello,
We have right-click paste in windows 7 and this option appears wherever pasting is possible. But after pasting the clipboard contents remain in memory. It would be nice if we have another paste-wipe option wherein after pasting the clipboard content is wiped. How can we make it possible ? It should appear everywhere options like copy and paste appear, not just on desktop right-click.
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To create a custom "paste-wipe" option in Windows that clears the clipboard after pasting, you may need to develop or find a custom script or application. Here's a general guideline on how you can approach this: 1. Clipboard Management Software: Look for clipboard management software that includes the feature to clear the clipboard after pasting. Applications like CopyQ, Ditto, or ClipX may offer such functionality. 2. AutoHotkey Script: AutoHotkey can be used to create custom scripts for automating tasks. You can write a script that performs the paste operation and then explicitly clears the clipboard. 3. Custom Application: If you have programming skills, you could create a simple application that monitors clipboard...
To create a custom "paste-wipe" option in Windows that clears the clipboard after pasting, you may need to develop or find a custom script or application. Here's a general guideline on how you can approach this: 1. Clipboard Management Software: Look for clipboard management software that includes the feature to clear the clipboard after pasting. Applications like CopyQ, Ditto, or ClipX may offer such functionality. 2. AutoHotkey Script: AutoHotkey can be used to create custom scripts for automating tasks. You can write a script that performs the paste operation and then explicitly clears the clipboard. 3. Custom Application: If you have programming skills, you could create a simple application that monitors clipboard changes, pastes the content, and then clears the clipboard. Remember to exercise caution with such tools, especially those that interact with system clipboard functions, to avoid accidental data loss or unexpected behavior.
 


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