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Thursday, December 2nd 2004, 5:19pm

Keyboard shortcut for Klipper?

Are there keyboard shortcuts for using Klipper?

I'm using KDE 3.2.1 with SuSe 9.1.

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Saturday, December 4th 2004, 7:03am

Ctrl+Alt+V opens it, like right-click. Then you can use up/down arrows to choose an entry and hit enter to verify. Then Ctrl+V to paste. There are actions too but i did not learned it yet.
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Saturday, December 4th 2004, 3:32pm

Ok, I did find those. My middle mouse button is set to paste, and as I understand it, this is a different paste than the Control-V paste. Is there a way that I can make a keyboard shortcut that does the same thing as my middle mouse button?

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Saturday, December 4th 2004, 3:40pm

Ah, there is two parts of clipboard available: clipboard and selection. So Ctrl+V pastes contents of clipboard and middle-mouse - the contents of selection. You can overwrite this behaviour by checking an option "Synchronize contents of the clipboard and the selection" in Klippers configuration dialog, so it become a same. Try using help for more info.
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Saturday, December 4th 2004, 5:37pm

Ah, thank you. "Selection" was the word I couldn't remember. If I want a key to paste the selection, then this would be a job for Xkb, not Klipper. This is now off of the topic of KDE, but the behavior I am looking for is the ability to use the keyboard to paste the selection contents into programs like xterm, that don't support Control-V. Any insight into that?

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Saturday, December 4th 2004, 5:43pm

It's Shift+Insert on terminals.
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Saturday, December 4th 2004, 8:42pm

Thank you very much!

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Saturday, December 4th 2004, 8:49pm

You're welcome, good luck! :D
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