Windows 10/11 notification area app in C# that can paste clipboard contents as keystrokes to whatever location you click.
Starting
- Launch ClickPaste.exe, or put it in your Startup folder.
- If you intend to paste onto windows of UAC-elevated processes, you need ClickPaste.exe to be running UAC-elevated as well. You can do this by making a shortcut and setting its properties to "Run as Administrator"
Usage
First of course, you need to have some text in your clipboard. Then:
- Click the target notification icon to begin:
- Click to choose a location you want to paste the text:
- Your clipboard contents should be typed as keystrokes onto the window you selected:
Settings
Right-click the notification icon and select Settings.
- You can change between key typing modes,
- Set how much delay there is before and between keystrokes,
- Trigger a confirmation when the clipboard contains more than a chosen number of characters,
- Configure what "hot key" combination will be used (Clear the key textbox with delete or backspace if you wish to have no hotkey),
- Configure whether the "hot key" will activate the target selector to pick a paste location or just start typing immediately.
Stopping
- Right-click the notification icon and select Exit.
