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10.5: View text clippings in Quick Look
Text clippings as a concept is broken. Dragged text should create a simple text file readable by any text capable process. (e.g. vi, cat, TextEdit, etc... ). A bug should be filed against this.
10.5: View text clippings in Quick Look
Text clippings -- and clipping files in general, for that matter -- work exactly how they are supposed to, and offer many advantages over a plain text file. Just because you want them to do exactly what they're designed not to do doesn't make the concept broken ;)
10.5: View text clippings in Quick Look
Would you mind elaborating those advantages over text clipping just creating a standard text file?Especially now with Quicklook providing quick access?
10.5: View text clippings in Quick Look
I too would like you to elaborate on what the advantages are. I have yet to find a use for text clippings.
10.5: View text clippings in Quick Look
For starters, a clipping can contain both text and images, in the same format that the clipboard uses, for easy inter-application drag&drop. |
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