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Re: AppleScript to automatically paste clipboard image to a file.
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Re: AppleScript to automatically paste clipboard image to a file.

  • Subject: Re: AppleScript to automatically paste clipboard image to a file.
  • From: Robert Poland <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2011 07:35:27 -0700

On Jan 22, 2011, at 6:48 AM, Jeff Gold wrote:

I need an AppleScript Application to do the following...

Anytime I hit Command-C and copy an *IMAGE* to the Clipboard, my AppleScript Application detects the Clipboard contents have changed, and saves the current Clipboard image contents of a file called Clipboard.jpg, overwriting whatever might have previously been in that file.

Another option would be that this AppleScript could be triggered by a Function Key.  So, for example, I could type Command-C to copy the image, then press F1 and the AppleScript would then automatically save the Clipboard image to Clipboard.jpg.

Any suggestions?

Best wishes,

- Jeff Gold


Jeff,

Entering ""screenshot to clipboard"" in a Google search gives 12,000 results.

The best: http://www.myappleguide.com/guides/tips-amp-tricks/screenshot-clipboard

Which includes;

Screenshot to clipboard

Submitted by Chris on March 31, 2008 - 3:07am
A screenshot takes a picture of your screen or of a selected area. There are various ways to take screenshots in OS X. The screenshot however is usually saved as a TIFF file on the desktop. However, by pressing Control-Command-Shift-3 (or 4), the screenshot is copied into your Clipboard memory, and you can paste it wherever you want. 

Robert Poland - Fort Collins, CO



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