Dear all,
i just installed version 13.0.1 on my new Win10 PC and now the option UseDefaultClipboardCopyImage is missing.. I need the option otherwise i'm not able to paste screenshots in IBM Sametime (see issue #1239)

Can you please check and add the option again? Or is there another way to enable this feature?
Best regards,
Maik
It seems this option has been replaced with DefaultClipboardCopyImageFillBackground. Both options are used to address the .NET image copying not support alpha channel issue. Old option use PNG or DIB for clipboard image. The option fill transparent background with white.
In my opinion the previous option has better compatibility. Don't know why it is changed in 13.0.0.1
Dear all,
I am experiencing the same issue.
I need to take a screenshot, keep it in the clipboard, and then paste it to a remote computer using TeamViewer.
This was only working when I could set UseDefaultClipboardCopyImage = False
Now it only works if I take a screenshot, paste to Paint, select all/copy and then I am able to paste to the remote computer.
Setting DefaultClipboardCopyImageFillBackground = False does not solve the issue.
Can you please re-add the old option?
Is there another possible solution?
I'm experiencing the same issue for Sametime.
For now I've downgraded my version to 12.4.1., which still offers this option. But it would be great if it could be added again in Version 13 onwards.
I tested the new Version 13.1.0 but the problem still occurs. Would be great when the issue is fixed asap
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Dear all,
I am experiencing the same issue.
I need to take a screenshot, keep it in the clipboard, and then paste it to a remote computer using TeamViewer.
This was only working when I could set
UseDefaultClipboardCopyImage = FalseNow it only works if I take a screenshot, paste to Paint, select all/copy and then I am able to paste to the remote computer.
Setting
DefaultClipboardCopyImageFillBackground = Falsedoes not solve the issue.Can you please re-add the old option?
Is there another possible solution?