If you have a lot of text, it just keeps slowly typing it out no matter what window you navigate to. Initially I just sent the Clipboard but there were whitespace issues I addressed with the loop ^+v is ctrl+shift+v so just like your normal ctrl+v paste, but with shift held.setkeydelay takes an integer the bigger it is the slower the typing will be.By default, scripts use SendMode Input which is faster, but ignores setkeydelay which is the whole point of this script.Loop Parse, vText, % "`n", % "`r" return SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% Ensures a consistent starting directory. SendMode Event Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability. #Warn Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors. This is closer but it asks about "iterating over the clipboard contents" which I don't want to do.#NoEnv Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.I saw this question but it asks for something that will keep a history.My Password Manager can do this but changing between the two types of auto-type behavior requires a bit too many setting changes just for changing a password on oddball sites that block Paste. But when changing passwords on a site, one usually needs to type the old password once followed by the new password twice. I use a Password Manager that can auto-type a username and password into web page logon forms. I want to copy a password from a Password Manager tool to the Windows Clipboard, then use this utility to "type" the password into web forms that prohibit use of the Paste command. I need a simple utility that can "type" ( not paste) the contents of the Clipboard.
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