- #Capture something on webpage and paste it into an email how to#
- #Capture something on webpage and paste it into an email mac os x#
#Capture something on webpage and paste it into an email mac os x#
Highlight some text in any application (that is, any application that supports Mac OS X Services, which should be all applications these days, ahem).To clip content from another application: In the olden days you might heft your mouse, highlight the text, copy it, summon up the OmniFocus quick entry window, and paste. You may come across an email message, a web page, a newsreader article, or some other scrap of info that you’d like to turn into an OmniFocus action. Open the View options with the button in the lower left of the window to choose whether to use the style set up in Layout preferences, override it with the original fluid row style or use a custom set of columns for just the data you want when you’re adding items with Quick Entry. With OmniFocus Pro, the option to customize your main outline extends to the Quick Entry window as well. To add another item before closing the Quick Entry window, hold down Shift and then press Return - twice if in Modern mode, once if in Classic mode.
Press Return in Quick Entry to save the current item and close the window.In Classic mode, use Cancel ( Command-.) instead. If you decide against posting an item with Quick Entry, in Modern mode press Esc to close the window.When using Quick Entry, a couple of other keyboard interactions are affected by your Outlining choice in General preferences. Make sure the shortcut in OmniFocus ▸ Preferences ▸ General is what you want, and it’ll open the Quick Entry window no matter which app you’re viewing in the foreground. With an easily configurable keyboard shortcut, you can use Quick Entry from anywhere on your Mac to add items to your database as long as OmniFocus is running. I hope this make sense.The items will be pasted as peers of the one initially selected, so if you’d like to paste text as a list of actions in a project, you’ll want to select an existing action in the project first (selecting the project results in a pasted list of projects rather than actions). In the email template stored in drafts at the start of the email template I haveĪnd I want to capture the line below Name: (the line below contains only first and last name) In the calendar notes so that I can replace in my Drafts email template with whatever is written on the line below Name: The calendar entries contain information entered into a standard form that’s asks for someone’s Name:
#Capture something on webpage and paste it into an email how to#
What I am struggling with is how to capture the text on the line below text that says “ Name: “ Getting the email template from Drafts and using it as the “message” in the email Getting the email address from the notes of the calendar entry, I’ve been successful with the framework of the shortcut. I am a very green with RegEx and I am trying to create a shortcut that takes information (a name) from a calendar entries notes and then pastes that info into a “field” in an email template (contained) in Drafts so it can be sent to an email address that is also contained in the notes of the calendar entry.
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