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05-09-2002
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Simple quick question
I am using exceed and was wondering if their is anyway to quickly cut and paste the X-window (i.e. all std output) into windows. Do not want file to be created just want to copy and paste but obviously ^C does not work?
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05-09-2002
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To cut & paste lines within x-windows.....here is the answer.
To copy: Just block the lines which you wish to copy using the mouse (left-click & drag) To paste: If in "vi" insert mode, press [Shift][Insert]. To cut & paste lines from x-windows to notepad/word or anywhere else, To copy: Block the lines as mentioned above. Right-click the x-window's title bar, select Edit->CopyXSelection->To clipboard To paste: [Ctrl] v Does that answer your Question? |
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