You also have to go to 'Clipboard' in the
Preferences and enable 'Capture History' for
however many items you want to keep.
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Well, maybe I'm crazy. I'm not finding it.
I've got Capture History marked, I've
restarted QS...still can't seem to get it
working. I'm typing Clipboard into the first
area, but the only thing I get is 'type
clipboard'. Argh.
Posted 46 months ago.
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You need to install both the Shelf and
Clipboard plugins, then enable the
Quicksilver > QSPresetShelves catalog
entry -- that's where the Clipboard History
lives. After all, what would a killer
Quicksilver feature be without three layers
of obfuscation to make it feel even more like
buried treasure...
Posted 46 months ago.
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I had the same problem. You need to go to
the catalog and refresh QSPresetShelves. It
should update and show two items. Now you can
invoke the main window and type in
"Clipboard History."
Posted 43 months ago.
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It's even a bit worse: after enabling shelf
and clipboard plugins, and activating
clipboard history in QS's Plugins/Clipboard
Preferences, you need to actually copy something to the
clipboard. Then you can do the catalog scan of
QSPresetShelves, and Clipboard History will
be available for triggers.
Posted 32 months ago.
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I understand why they don't have all the
plugins enabled by default, but they should
at least make a list of *the really cool
ones* and what to enable to get those
actions.
Thanks to all the comments here I got it
working.
Posted 32 months ago.
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billyfoxtrot says:
Where do you find the Clipboard History item?
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