#COPYQ PLAIN TEXT SERIAL#
Other than that, the serial numbering can be toggled, and scrollbars can be toggled as well. The background and foreground colors and font can be changed for standard text, selected text, searched text string, notes area, numbers, etc. AppearanceĪppearance configurations give many tweaks for CopyQ. (We recommend to take care that you do not coincide any of these shortcuts with any of the default shortcuts of your system). The configurations for keyboard shortcuts are also provided, for pretty much everything that you would want to do. The number of lines to show, and maximum height in pixels an also be configured. Text: A checkbox is provided to copy and display HTML and Rich text.Tags: Tags can be configured, like the name, color, icon, etc., in case you would want to create tabs other than the default ones that are available already.Even a configuration file can be mentioned for the editor. So Vim users, do not fret, CopyQ has got you covered. FakeVim: Checking this box enables users to use the Vim-like editor as the editor for CopyQ.The default program for image editing can be specified here. Images: Can be used to set the maximum width-height (in px) for the copied image.What follows is a concise list of the options: The ‘Items’ preferences hold quite several things. Pasting to the active application’s window History.The maximum number of items CopyQ can hold can also be changed (default is 200), and there are options for action after an entry is double-clicked (activated), which are: History configurations can be used to specify which tabs to use for actively recording the clipboard. Other than that, focused transparency and unfocused transparency can be configured. Toggle closing or not when the window is unfocused General options.This is under the option ‘Store Clipboard.’ There also is an option to autostart CopyQ on boot-up. Some of the essential options are whether or not to store the clipboard content over a reboot. Some of the important things are listed below: General Options Preferences optionsĪpart from these things, CopyQ has got a considerable amount of options in the preferences menu. This is helpful in case of vague entries to the clipboard, like alpha-numerical strings, or ciphers. This note appears with a bar on the left and isn’t a part of the content that gets transferred to the clipboard. Notes can be made and attached to the entries in the clipboard. Built-in editorĬopyQ’s clipboard has a build-in text editor, which can be used for fundamental things, like making text bold, italics, underlining, changing the font, or the font color. Using the ‘Tabs’ option in the toolbar, users can easily create, delete, rename, and switch tabs. Of course, you can also rename the tabs, which should be helpful in management. This generally would not be required, but in case you always need to enter some data on a website, or a program, you can easily store a bulk of that information here, in a more organized way. You can make and manage various tabs of clipboard data, according to your requirements. Other than those options, there are even options for tab management. For example, if the content is copied from a website, the link of the site is shown, the content itself is shown in several character sets. There is an option that appears when the tray icon is expanded, named ‘Clipboard,’ which, when clicked, shows the information about the current active clipboard item. Then double-click the desired entry, and the content of that entry will appear in the program. To copy one of the entries in the clipboard manager, first of all, place the cursor in the program in which you need the text added and open the clipboard manager. These are the options that are available in the toolbox on the side. Make and configure notes related to a specific entry.Make an entry the active clipboard content.Pinning entries to a position, and adding flags to entries.
The actual clipboard manager comes up when you click the ‘ Show/Hide‘ option in the quick-access toolbar. are also accessible through the tray icon. The other options, such as the clipboard manager, the preferences window, etc. These entries are preserved over a reboot unless configured otherwise or deleted by the user. Everything that you copy remains there and can be used as the active copied text just with a click. The clipboard can be easily accessed using the top bar.
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