I am new to ClipboardFusion. What I would like is to always copy text keeping formatting in place (say bold, italics, etc). If I paste it would paste the formatted text by default. But I'd like to use a different hotkey to paste as plain text. I found the Trigger that scrubs text on copy and disabled that. So I have the first half working...copy formated and then paste formatted. But now I'd like to setup a hotkey that would scrub the text on paste.

I have searched the settings, the Macros, and this Discussion board and can't find out how to do this. What am I missing?

I actually have it setup like your second suggestion, but I just realized I didn't understand what scrubbing does. It does not remove all formatting leaving just plain text. That is what I want...what can I do to paste with just plain text (no bold, not links, no fonts, no color, etc.)?

Yes, but just did some testing and the scrubbing doesn't work when the trigger is disabled. However, enabling it also runs the trigger when I copy text, which is not what I want.

Yep, I did some more testing to verify. If I disable the trigger, copy some formatted text and paste, it keeps the formatting. If I then enable the trigger, paste the same formatted text using my hotkey, it scrubs the text. But then if I copy formatted text again it also scrubs. I can't find a way to copy formatted and then paste scrubbed using a hotkey.

Genius! I had disabled the trigger command itself. I just tried enabling that and then disabling the Trigger Command Setting and now it does exactly what I wanted. Thanks!

I had the same enquiry and was able to follow along to get the same result. The only issue I have with it is this.

If I copy text with colours and formatting and then use a hotkey to "run trigger on clipboard text and paste" I get exactly what I want: the thing I copied but pasted as plain text.

However! The issue I now have is that if I want to later paste the thing I originally copied with its original formatting I'm out of luck as the trigger has fundamentally changed the original "copy" once it ran a trigger on it.

Maybe the way I want to use the app isn't as it's intended - but for me the point of a clipboard manager is that I can perpetually store things I've copied knowing I can always bring them back at a later stage. Is there a way to make "running a trigger" create a new entry in the clipboard while keeping the original copy? Or is running a trigger always destructive to the original copy?

Thanks!!!