One stupid question.
How to copy file content inside clipboard (not using external program like setclip / nircmd etc.).
Is opus have now this feature?
CLIPBOARD SET p:\directory\filename.txtThis will copy only "p:\directory\filename.txt" inside clipboard...
If you're using Opus 11, you can do it without using external tools via a few lines of script.
If you link your account I can show you how.
Yes, DO11.
What mean "link your account"?
"Your accounts have been linked, and you now qualify for priority technical support."
Is linked now?
I don't see any difference.
Thank you!
When editing the toolbar button or hotkey, set the Function drop-down to Script Function.
In Opus 12 or above, set the Language drop-down to VBScript.
(If using Opus 11 instead, add an extra line with @script VBScript to what's below.)
Paste this code into the large, main field in the button editor:
Option Explicit
Function OnClick(ByRef ClickData)
Dim fso, tfile, txt
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set tfile = fso.OpenTextFile("p:\directory\filename.txt")
txt = tfile.ReadAll
DOpus.SetClip txt
End Function
That will read p:\directory\filename.txt into memory and put the text into the clipboard.
002: Button, as defined:
After lauch - nothing happen.
Also clipboard contents are NOT CHANGED.
Did i set something wrong?
"set the Function drop-down to Script Function"
It's still set to Standard Function (Opus or external) in your screenshot.
Now works.
Do You plan to add to DO switch to load file into Clipboard?
Not currently. We think scripting handles this well now, and is more flexible.
Is a little strange to copy/paste over entire buttons where i want to use it.
Browse for file and add "CLIPBOARD CONTENT=".........." - or something like this will be simpliest way....
You could turn the script into a Script Add-In which adds a command you can use like that in other buttons. (The command would have to have a different name, since there's already a Clipboard command, but apart from that it could work exactly as you want.)
[quote="LITWINCZUK"]Is a little strange to copy/paste over entire buttons where i want to use it.
Browse for file and add "CLIPBOARD CONTENT=".........." - or something like this will be simpliest way....[/quote]
To get you started, here is the updated code that will copy content of any selected file to clipboard 
Option Explicit
Function OnClick(ByRef ClickData)
Dim fso, tfile, txt
If ClickData.func.sourcetab.selected_files.Count > 0 Then
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set tfile = fso.OpenTextFile(ClickData.func.sourcetab.selected_files(0))
txt = tfile.ReadAll
DOpus.SetClip txt
End If
End Function
[Script code updated, as per the next post below. --Leo]
Oops, replace the
If Len(ClickData.func.sourcetab.selected_files) > 0 Thenwith
If ClickData.func.sourcetab.selected_files.Count > 0 Thenotherwise the script would throw error when nothing is selected 
[Script code in the previous post has been edited and updated to include this change. --Leo]
Ok guys, thanks for help.