If you want to do this via AppleScript then just save the following
as a script.
<applescript>
do shell command "pbpaste | pbcopy"
</applescript>
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Andy Fragen
On Oct 14, 2006, at 3:14 PM, Andy Fragen wrote:
There's a much simpler method.
#!/bin/sh
pbpaste | pbcopy
I save the above shell script and converted to an small application
using Platypus or some other app that will make a script into an
application.
Copy the text, run the app/script, then paste the text.
Andy
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Andy Fragen
On Oct 13, 2006, at 9:37 AM, Alan Harper wrote:
I keep a script in my User Scripts Folder for just this purpose. I
just
changed it (from a version that was PPC only), so there might be some
problems, but try creating the following script in AppleScript Editor
try
get the clipboard
get result as text
get result as record
get «class ktxt» of result
set the clipboard to result
end try
and save it as "Strip Clip Style" (or your favorite name) in ~/
Library/
Scripts.
You can also paste into a "style-less" text editor like BBEdit and
then copy.
Alan
Mikael Byström said at Fri, Oct 13, 2006 4:36 PM -0700:
PowerMail Engineering said:
text is
copied with PowerMail's formatting: the fonts you defined in the
preferences, and the color of URLs and quoted text.
Anyone know how to get pasted text in any app or specifically in
Ragtime
6, OmniOutliner 3 and Word to adjust font, size and color to the
context
(paragraph)?
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