Customize "copy quotation to the clipboard"? (for Scrivener use)
I have just discovered the shortcut Ctrl + Alt + C, that allows me to copy a quotation or comment or idea to the clipboard. It is very useful for me to copy and paste into Scrivener. When I work with quotations or references though, the copy/paste is giving me too much text, since I am managing citations using bibtex keys that I manually insert in the text. Is there a way I can customize what gets copied to the clipboard using Ctrl + Alt + C?
- Basically I would like to go from this:
"What is the difference between DM making in the present and DM in the future in terms of representation? \cite{garling_cognitive_2000} (“Cognitive Mapping: Past, Present and Future,” 2000)
References
Cognitive Mapping: Past, Present and Future (1st ed.). (2000): Routledge."
- To this:
"What is the difference between DM making in the present and DM in the future in terms of representation? \cite{garling_cognitive_2000}"
I like this idea
Hi, Serena
This is currently not possible.
You can switch on the LaTeX support under Tools > Options > Citation. Here a set of LaTeX text editors into which you can insert quotations in the format you mention. We're planning on adding a "clipboard" option here, that simply copies the content into the Windows clipboard from which you can insert it into any application you like.
Best regards
Sebastian
Hi, Serena
This is currently not possible.
You can switch on the LaTeX support under Tools > Options > Citation. Here a set of LaTeX text editors into which you can insert quotations in the format you mention. We're planning on adding a "clipboard" option here, that simply copies the content into the Windows clipboard from which you can insert it into any application you like.
Best regards
Sebastian
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