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I would like to keep it as a right click, or some kind of mouse functions. My goal is to eliminate having to use the keyboard. The users enter the same 3 or 4 lines or text over and over again so i thought if they could just right click and paste those lines it would save time and some physical space. I will check out autoitscript though. and thanks!
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I would like to keep it as a right click, or some kind of mouse functions. My goal is to eliminate having to use the keyboard. The users enter the same 3 or 4 lines or text over and over again so i thought if they could just right click and paste those lines it would save time and some physical space. I will check out autoitscript though. and thanks!

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&nbsp;Hi Everyone,<br />
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&nbsp;I have been searching for a way to add custom static &quot;Paste&quot; entries into the standard windows 7 context menu. For example, when i right click i would like to see something like:<br />
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Paste &quot;Custom Text 1&quot; <br />
Paste &quot;Custom Text 2&quot;<br />
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and so on. I have tried 3rd party apps but they seem like overkill for this simple task. I would like to find a solution native to the OS. <br />
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Thanks,
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 Hi Everyone,

 I have been searching for a way to add custom static "Paste" entries into the standard windows 7 context menu. For example, when i right click i would like to see something like:

Paste "Custom Text 1" 
Paste "Custom Text 2"

and so on. I have tried 3rd party apps but they seem like overkill for this simple task. I would like to find a solution native to the OS. 

Thanks,

Add custom Paste entries into Windows 7 context menu

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.

Windows 7

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