ClipTools: Paste Date and Paste Time

Learn how to use the Paste Date and Paste Time functions in my free ClipTools app. You can paste the date or time anywhere you type text and choose your own custom formats for each. You can even add or subtract time to paste tomorrow, yesterday, and so on.

Comments: 5 Responses to “ClipTools: Paste Date and Paste Time”

    Chris
    2 years ago

    Hi and Thanks for the tool.
    Unfortunately, i cannot use the paste date funnction, because it asks for accessability. I have it already accepted in systemsettings, but still it asks for accessability by showing the small window. Any Ideas?

    2 years ago

    Chris: Remove it and add it again. See https://macmost.com/j-cliptools1 for how to troubleshoot that.

    Robert Bailey
    2 years ago

    Great app Gary--saves me a lot of typos!

    Robert Bailey
    2 years ago

    Once more--great app. When I am creating mailing labels, I used to have to copy the name, then paste it in, then go back and copy the street address and paste it in, then city, state, zip and repeat copy and paste, switching apps every time. This has saved me a tremendous amount of drudgery.

    Ernst Stelzer
    2 years ago

    Hi, very nice tool. You refer to legacy RFC 3339. However, I wonder if you should not refer to ISO 8601, which also nicely documented in Wikipedia in several languages. I also noted that “D” does not provide the week day number, wheres “DD” and “DDD” perform as described in 8601. There are a few other possibilities described in 8601, which might be of interest. Sincerely Ernst

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