
luc comeau
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Anyone has a macro to grab a clipped URL and process it through a Bit.ly account (i.e. my Bit.ly account as opposed to the public one)
Thanks!

Luc Comeau77712
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thanks Pablo!!!
Again very much appreciated.
May 11, 2019 (modified May 11, 2019)
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Edgar RAMEL
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Hello,
I start with clipboard fusion, it seems interesting and we find some concepts of Fusion Display.
The notion of triggers is a bit confused for me.
I thought I could use triggers with keyboard shortcuts and for some applications, but that's not how it works at a priori.
You have to go through the macros, and there the problems for the non-programmer I'm starting.
Fortunately, we can benefit from the good work of knowledgeable users.
I found the macro of @Pablomartinez to generate the shortcuts bit.ly, it's great!
I would have liked to modify it slightly, but I can not find the correct syntax or procedure (if you have a BFS and C # command collection for Clipboard Fusion, I am a taker. And also if it is better C # or Visual. Basic?).
I would like the macro Pablo Martinez runs directly on the text (URL link) selected and put it in the paper press to speed up the process.
Is it possible simply by changing certain lines?
I saw that the macro was going to look somewhere on this side: "processtext (string text)", but I do not know how to fill in this variable from the selected text (with that, including: "bfs.clipboard.copytext () ").
Or nickening several macro in one?
1) Select the text and copy it;
2) Start the Marco de Pablo Martinez.
Here, I hope I have not been too confused in my explanation.
Looking forward to your return, I remain at your disposal for any further information.
Thank you in advance.
Edgar

Edgar RAMEL
6 discussion posts
Hello Owen,
Thank you and bravo for your work, modification and your responsiveness!
It works perfectly.
I just changed your code so that the macro does not stick directly after copying it because it crushed the original link.
Some complementary questions around Clipboard Fusion ...
As I said, I start and I have never programmed into C # or visual (and to tell the truth I do not know if I have the sacred fire for that).
Is there a Bible or a collection of macro functions of clipboard fusion?
Would you have reading tips or exercises to start?
And finally, a practical case, can we go or chain a sequence of simple macros in another macro?
Still a big thank you.
Good continuation.
Cordially.
Edgar

Edgar RAMEL
6 discussion posts
Hello Owen,
Thank you for this additional information that will allow me to put a little more hands under the hood!
Good weekend.
Cordially.
Edgar