Automator Help

You can easily do it yourself, just spend like 30 minutes playing with Automator.

 

You'll have to run it each time you want to paste something. There is no "onPaste" action.

You might be able to do this with AppleScript, too.

 

You're probably better off with AppleScript and something like Butler.

You'll also probably need to use System Events, which is where scripts often go to die.

Basically, you'll tell System Events to tell Safari to copy
then activate your text editor
tell System Events to tell our text editor to paste
then activate Safari

This will give you a basic idea of how to use System Events. System Events is not terribly intuitive -- I hate using it, but I don't think you've got an alternative.

Once you've got your script, save it in the Safari Scripts folder (you may have to create it), and then install Butler, which will let you assign a keystroke (say, command-control-C).

With that, all you'll have to do is select your text, hit a keystroke, and you're in business.

mt