%ClipAsPlainText()%, %ClipAsPlainText(x)% - paste text from clipboard or clipboard history without formatting.

%ClipAsPlainText()% macro pastes text from clipboard without formatting. Unlike the %Clip()% macro, %ClipAsPlainText()% pastes only plain text, without formatting, while %Clip()% pastes the complete contents of the clipboard (formatting, pictures, hyperlinks etc.)

Macros %ClipAsPlainText(1)% - %ClipAsPlainText(5)% allow you to use text from the clipboard history in your strings. %ClipAsPlainText(1)% is text from the most recently captured clip, %ClipAsPlainText(2)% is text from the previous clip in history and so on. The Clipboard History feature should be activated.

Because the %ClipAsPlainText()% macro pastes only plain text, it works faster and more reliably than %Clip()%.

Usage

Just use %ClipAsPlainText()% or %ClipAsPlainText(x)% in your string - this macro will be replaced with the text from the clipboard or clipboard history when pasting.

Examples

• <a href="%ClipAsPlainText()%" target="_blank"></a>%Control(left*4)% - Create a link from the contents of the clipboard.
• Begin %ClipAsPlainText()% End - Insert data from the clipboard and include beginning and ending markers.