Hi,
By default there is no hot key to read what is on the clipboard.
If you arrow to the zip file and press control-c the file should be copied to
the clipboard.
Just navigate to where you want the zip file copied to and press control-v.
Chris
Window-Eyes Product Support
Ai Squared
725 Airport
If you add an app this is possible. How-ever these apps read the text
copied to the clipboard. They do not read clipboard events such as sound
files etc. just tex
What makes you think your file is not being copied?
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Hello all.
How about control shift m?
I don't think it always works, but i know sometimes it does, or at least
on mine if I remember right.
hth
Scott
On 10/14/2015 2:51 PM, Chris Grabowski via Talk wrote:
Hi,
By default there is no hot key to read what is on the clipboard.
If you arrow to th
hello,
the hotkey to copy a file is ctrl + c.
hold ctrl then press c.
then go where you are trying to paste the file and
hold ctrl and press v.
hope that helps
amit
On 10/15/15, Scott VanDeWalle via Talk wrote:
> Hello all.
> How about control shift m?
> I don't think it always works, but i kn
Hi.
Regarding a hotkey to read the contents of the clipboard, I remember
working with a Window-Eyes app called SayClip which provided a hotkey
for this purpose. However, this would only read copied text and not the
names of files.
David Goldfield
Assistive Technology Specialist
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