Activity for Frankie
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Frankie posted a comment on discussion Help
Yes, I had that one set already, here's what I have for supported types: CF_DIB CF_HDROP CF_LOCALE CF_OEMTEXT CF_TIFF CF_UNICODE CF_WAVE HTML_Format Rich Text Format
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Hello Maloney - I am simply browsing a web page or a blog post page on any regular website, then hovering over an image (for example, an image that is not a hyperlink but rather just an image displayed on the page with no associated link), right-clicking on it and selecting "copy" from the context menu. This is all done on Windows 7 and/or Windows 10 machine. If I then paste the image from ditto into a folder, the image copies. If after that I clear the browser cache, and then try to paste the image...
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Hello Maloney - I am simply browsing a web page or a blog post page on any regular website, then hovering over an image (for example, an image that is not a hyperlink but rather just an image displayed on the page with no associated link), right-clicking on it and selecting "copy" from the context menu. This is all done on Windows 7 and/or Windows 10 machine. Is there a different copy command I should be using instead?
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Hello Maloney - I checked the file formats, they do include CF_HDROP in the properties of each entry in ditto. So I tried your suggestion of import/export - import file contents from CF_HDROP, but that produces "error opening file from <browser cache="" location="">" as it seems to be trying to copy the file from the browser temporary cache, but the cache has been cleared (e.g. using CCleaner). Is there a way to get Ditto to reference the original source file from the internet using the URL that...
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Hello - If I copy a file from a website, the URL of that file is placed in the Ditto entry but it seems that the file itself is not placed into Ditto - instead, it seems that Ditto includes a reference to the file in the local browser cache. So when I paste the entry, it seems Ditto is referencing and copy/pasting the file from the local browser cache. But, if later I clear the browser cache, and then try to paste the file from Ditto into a folder, the file is NOT copied because it is referencing...
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Hello - If I copy a file from a website, the URL of that file is placed in the Ditto entry but it seems that the file itself is not placed into Ditto - instead, it seems that Ditto includes a reference to the file in the local browser cache. So when I paste the entry, it seems Ditto is referencing and copy/pasting the file from the local browser cache. But, if later I clear the browser cache, and then try to paste the file from Ditto into a folder, the file is NOT copied because it is referencing...
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Thanks Maloney, your suggestion seems to fix the problem. Do you think this registry...
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I can’t seem to get Ditto to paste any clip, text or otherwise, into the IE11 address/url...
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