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[mce]

Can you recommend a free clip manager that has hotkey support?

I do tons of email responses outside of Gmail and I'd love to have a tool that will free me from having to copy and paste from tons of files.

I'd love to just copy and paste once into the manager and associate a hotkey to each paste. When I get different types of email, I can respond by selecting the right hotkey.

Does this miraculous productivity boosting software exist in a free form?

Thanks in advance

[mce]

Help a brotha out

[freecartoonporn]

Are you a GFY Genius? YES (my mother says so)
A productivity Genius? YES (my friends says so)

but i dont understand what you are trying to do , what is free clip manager ? (is it clipboard manager? copy many items and paste single item from list)

if you have to reply to many emails with fixed reply, lets say choose from 6 replies. depending on the body of the email .

something like that ?

[yuu.design]

mmm, using mail templates? mmm, mac has some cool clipboard managers too, not sure if they fit exactly with your needs, it's soooo specific what you need

[Barry-xlovecam]

That is probably trivial using a bash script in a LINUX terminal I would just assign short keyword values to responses.

For a GUI in Windows or Mac, free no less, good fucking luck.

[mce]

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam

That is probably trivial using a bash script in a LINUX terminal I would just assign short keyword values to responses.

For a GUI in Windows or Mac, free no less, good fucking luck.

[Mickey_]

QuickTextPaste does exactly that

[Barry-xlovecam]

Only if you know how to use a bash script on a LINUX console/terminal ssh ...

[Klen]

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam

Only if you know how to use a bash script on a LINUX console/terminal ssh ...

Keep in mind how many linux console commands exist for windows so it might possible to make it work.
Check this site: Cygwin

[Barry-xlovecam]

That's not really my problem is it.
This should be done on a server, written to a template, with sendmail to respond to 'tons'.
I just happen to have a few scripts that will echo the right reply to a key word or phrase input when combined with a few tweaks to them.

I am not going to try to put a square peg in a round hole, for free no less ...

[mce]

Originally Posted by Mickey_

QuickTextPaste does exactly that

Thank you, Kind Sir!

[Klen]

Actually, i had program which was doing exactly what you asking back then when i was using windows. Tho unable to remember what was name, i only know it had "hotkeys" in name. But it was quite powerful, as you could put various kind of operations to execute on hotkeys, basically there was no limitation.

[Barry-xlovecam]

Like I say, it's a trivial program to write -- I just don't do Windows now for 7 years.

I just reformat line endings $unix2dos and use open source file formats that all operating systems to be able read for what goes out externally.

Personally, I think it is easier to use a 2-5 letter keyword rather than a random key--easier to remember and associate the word with the reply.

[Shap]

Originally Posted by mce

Can you recommend a free clip manager that has hotkey support?

I do tons of email responses outside of Gmail and I'd love to have a tool that will free me from having to copy and paste from tons of files.

I'd love to just copy and paste once into the manager and associate a hotkey to each paste. When I get different types of email, I can respond by selecting the right hotkey.

Does this miraculous productivity boosting software exist in a free form?

Thanks in advance

That is actually a great idea. If it isn't being done you should look into getting it made for yourself and offering it as a free tool. I bet you could get quite a bit of people using it.

[Barry-xlovecam]

Originally Posted by Shap

That is actually a great idea. If it isn't being done you should look into getting it made for yourself and offering it as a free tool. I bet you could get quite a bit of people using it.

Maybe, you could monetize the idea and make it Adware. Remove all ads by buying the full version app for $3.99