Ditto keyboard shortcuts

Ditto

Zeynel -
6 years ago
- Shortcuts
6
Ctrl + `

Default Ditto window activation Global Hot Key

4
Esc

Close Window

-1
Tab

Move focus to the next control in the current window

-2
Ctrl + Space

Toggle Ditto window between normal and always showing on top (persistent)

0
⤶ Enter

Paste Selected Items in the Target Window, or Enter Group (if the item is a Group)

2
Alt + ⤶ Enter

Open the Clip Properties Dialog

0
↑  Shift + ⤶ Enter

Paste CF_TEXT (plain text with no formatting) only

0
F3

Show Full Description in a tooltip

2
Ctrl + A

Select All

-1
Alt + C

Clear the search filter

0
Ctrl + G

Show the hierarchy of Groups in a treeview

1
Backspace

Go to the Parent Group

0
Alt + Home

Go to the History Group (all Clips)

0
Alt + End

Go to the list of all Groups (no Clips)

0
F7

Create a New Group and place the currently selected Clips in that Group

0
Ctrl + F7

New Group

0
Ctrl + X

Cut Clips between Groups (this does not use the Windows Clipboard)

0
Ctrl + C

Copy Clips between Groups (this does not use the Windows Clipboard)

0
Ctrl + V

Paste Clips between Groups (this does not use the Windows Clipboard)


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Program information

Program name: Ditto Ditto (System tools)

Ditto is a clipboard manager for Windows that allows user to save every copied item. Saved items can be accessed at a later time. Ditto has a easy to use interface and can sync between multiple computers.

Web page: ditto-cp.sourceforge.io

Last update: 2/7/2020 1:36 PM UTC

How easy to press shortcuts: 87%

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Shortcut count: 19

Platform detected: Windows or Linux

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What is your favorite Ditto hotkey? Do you have any useful tips for it? Let other users know below.


 
? Neutral OP says : 5 years ago 3/17/2019 3:35 AM
My favourite Ditto Clipboard hotkey would be the {F7} key, keeps things sane when you have over a thousand clips cluttered to organise! Thanks Def Key for introducing this brief list on the interwebs.