Updated README to reflect the current state of development

README.md

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 Premiere Clipboard is a small utility, which assists the user pasting prepared clipboards containing track items (clips) into Premiere. 
 The usage of custom clips was first proposed by [Taran Van Hemert](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ScBB7I1BEA) using [InsideClipboard](https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/inside_clipboard.html).
-*InsideClipboard* is not optimized for Adobe Premiere and kinda hacky to use (e.g. additional clearing the clipboard is needed). Despite being freeware, it's also not open source.
+*InsideClipboard* is not optimized for Adobe Premiere and kinda hacky to use. Despite being freeware, it's also not open source.
 
-**PremiereClipboard** solves these issues. It is possible to quickly store and load custom clipboard configurations containing premiere track items. 
-At least on my system without the need of restarts or clearing the clipboard. This does simplify and speed up the process.
+**PremiereClipboard** solves these issues. It is possible to quickly store and load custom clipboard configurations containing premiere track items.
 
 ## Usage
 
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 Usage: PremiereClipboard.exe <command> <filePath>
 Use command --save to store the copied track items to a specified file.
 Use command --load to load previously stored track items from a specified file.
+Use command --fill to fill clipboard with some text to avoid some weird premiere bug.
 ```
 
+For more information about the `--fill` command, please see below.
+
+## Usage with AutoHotkey and AHK2PremiereCEP
+
+PremiereClipboard integrates well with AutoHotkey and my existing Framework [AHK2PremiereCEP](https://github.com/sebinside/AHK2PremiereCEP). In short:
+
+```autoit
+LoadPremiereClipboard(clipName) {
+
+  ; Additional effort (see below)
+
+  RunWait, %comspec% /c <PathToPremiereClipboard>\PremiereClipboard.exe --load <PathToClipboards>\%clipName%
+  
+  ; Pasting the clipboard inside Premiere
+  }
+```
+
+A full working example can be found in my [AutoHotkey Script Dump](https://github.com/sebinside/AutoHotkeyScripts/blob/860bc292ca209eb88665a61d51683b494c780c83/StreamDeckFunctions.ahk#L192).
+
+Its often also quite usefull to select the target tracks of Premiere prior to pasting to ensure that nothing gets overwritten. I already implemented a prototype, please see [here](https://github.com/sebinside/AHK2PremiereCEP/blob/775bf3e22b488090a1438bb7cfdda936e01f22bc/host/index.tsx#L292).
+
+## Premiere's clipboard issue and the --fill command
+
+It has already been [discovered](https://youtu.be/ofyJ-qfv1cI) that Premiere Pro treats the clipboard in some... special way. Unfortunately, PremiereClipboard is also affected by this behaviour. 
+
+The current solution (which works for 100% in Premiere Pro 2020) is to use the `--fill` command to load some text into the clipboard. By then tabbing out and in the Premiere window, some reload action is triggered. Afterwards, the track items can be safely loaded to the clipboard and pasted using AHK.
+
+This is the current state of development. If you've found more information regarding this problem, feel free to open a github issue.
+
 ## More
 
 This is my third small utility tool for working with Adobe Premiere and [Autohotkey](https://www.autohotkey.com/). Some more links, you might find interesting: