http://disqus.com/people/2897855dac3ed8aa10894b5eb879d5f2/enWed, 12 Apr 2006 09:49:16 -0000http://onenotepowertoys.disqus.com/poll_results_what_onenote_powertoy_would_you_most_like_to_see/#comment-1583212Can't remember if I sent this idea to you already, but I want a powertoy that allows me to hit a special paste function, like Ctrl-V-#, where the # is a section identified in OneNote. Think about it -- you see something on a webpage you want to capture. (Or hell, in any app that works with the clipboard!) You hit Ctrl-V-1 and it's pasted in a new SideNote. Or Ctrl-V-2 and it's pasted as a new item in a section called Personal. All you'd need to do is map the sections to the numbers, and away you go! If you wanted to get crazy, you could even choose a note label.<br><br>This would be awesome! Right now, I copy, I open up a new sidenote (Windows-N) and paste, then Alt-F4 to close the sidenote. Just streamline this for me! Please!EthanTue, 11 Apr 2006 14:34:03 -0000http://onenotepowertoys.disqus.com/poll_results_what_onenote_powertoy_would_you_most_like_to_see/#comment-1583214Thanks, I have tried the firefox to onenote powertoy, but I want this functionality, regardless of which application I'm in, and I want to determine which section it gets routed to. I thought something that would grab what's on the clipboard would work really well. I also use Clipomatic, where it saves previous entries on the clipboard, and if you hit Ctrl-Alt-V, it brings up a short menu (kind of like a right-click menu) where the cursor is, and presents you with the last things you copied. I like this sort of granular control, but I may be too small of an audience. :)EthanWed, 12 Apr 2006 09:49:16 -0000