Paste clipboard data

[zp523444]

Is it possible, when pressing ctrl-v to paste the print screen data in a jpg file?

[Vochomurka]

1) Install the IrfanView application (it is freeware, and TC has some special features to work with it);
2) Put this:

Code: Select all

TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
c:\path\to\Irfan\i_view32.exe
/clippaste
c:\path\to\Irfan\i_view32.exe
Open + Paste

-1
-1

to the clipboard;
3) Paste it on a free space of a buttonbar;
4) Correct button to suit your real path;
5) Press it and enjoy.
(You can even create the corresponding user command and assign it to the Ctrl+V shortcut, but you shouldn't).

[HolgerK]

Or use NirSoft::Nircmd

Command: nircmd.exe
Parameters: clipboard saveimage "%P"new.jpg

Regards
Holger

[theosdikaios]

Or use one of the fs plugin clipboard managers e.g. decClipboardFS.

[tom*de]

I tryed it with irfanview:

Code: Select all

button10=shell32.dll,189
cmd10=%COMMANDER_PATH%\..\Foto\IrfanView\i_view32.exe
param10=/clippaste /convert=%P_clipboard_$U(%%Y%%m%%d_%%H%%M%%S).jpg
menu10=Zwischenablage exportieren (als JPG ins aktuelle Verzeichnis)

and xnview:

Code: Select all

button15=shell32.dll,189
cmd15=%COMMANDER_PATH%\..\Foto\XnView\NConvert.exe
param15=-clipboard -q 100 -out jpeg -o "%P_clipboard.jpg"
menu15=Zwischenablage mit nconvert als JPG ins aktuelle Verzeichnis

works fine, but if the path (%P) contains a "#" both programs will replace "#" by "1" and can't save to this path.

Any idea how to prevent this behavior?

[HolgerK]

xnview:

-no# : # not used for numeric operator

Regards
Holger

[tom*de]

Thank you.