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Currently, inserting a picture requires to browse in your PC folders and select the file. This is OK, but it would be nice to have two additional modes to add a picture:
drag-and-drop from another window
(for example from the file explorer). Useful in case you have the folder already open: it spares the need to browse back to it from the file system root.
paste from the clipboard
This comes handy especially when the picture is not a file, for example:
printing a picture found in the web (right click -> copy without saving it as a file)
printing the selected area from an image you are editing (e.g. in Paint)
a screen shot from the Windows' Snipping Tool
etc.
At the moment you need to paste the image into an editor, save it as a file, and then select the file; these features would spare this burden. An example of how could be implemented is Google image Translate: https://translate.google.com/?op=images . Note that the whole page reacts to mouse drag-and-drop, reacts to CTRL + V hotkey, and there's a "paste from clipboard" button.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Pasting is done, now you can paste clipboard item to per “stuff” by a button, or Ctrl+V pastes it as a new “stuff”.
Item’s type is automatically selected.
Currently, inserting a picture requires to browse in your PC folders and select the file. This is OK, but it would be nice to have two additional modes to add a picture:
drag-and-drop from another window
(for example from the file explorer). Useful in case you have the folder already open: it spares the need to browse back to it from the file system root.
paste from the clipboard
This comes handy especially when the picture is not a file, for example:
At the moment you need to paste the image into an editor, save it as a file, and then select the file; these features would spare this burden. An example of how could be implemented is Google image Translate: https://translate.google.com/?op=images . Note that the whole page reacts to mouse drag-and-drop, reacts to CTRL + V hotkey, and there's a "paste from clipboard" button.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: