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DimadSoft
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Joined: 19 Mar 2004
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| toaddub wrote: | On a side note, I really wish that the multiple-selection Copy command can be copied to the clipboard, so we can paste to the post here without having to screen capture or manually type those commands here. Hint Hint.  |
It is possible to select multiple commands (using CTRL and SHIFT) and copy them to clipboard  |
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rubicat
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| Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 5:15 pm Post subject: |
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| DimadSoft wrote: | | It is possible to select multiple commands (using CTRL and SHIFT) and copy them to clipboard |
toaddub is talking about being able to paste them into a forum post. I have copied multiple commands in DRM and pasted them somewhere else within DRM, but not paste them as text somewhere else. It seems to me that DRM is using its own internal clipboard and not the Windows clipboard. I tried copying commands in DRM and then viewed the windows clipboard and nothing is there. By the way, after selecting multiple commands with CTRL or SHIFT, you have to hold CTRL and right-click then 'copy' or use CTRL-C to copy. If you select multiples and then right-click (without holding CTRL), you lose your multiple selection. |
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toaddub
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| Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 5:34 pm Post subject: |
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| DimadSoft wrote: | | It is possible to select multiple commands (using CTRL and SHIFT) and copy them to clipboard |
Sure? I've tried it many times. By clipboard, I mean system clipboard, where you can copy from one application and paste in another. e.g., from Notepad to Word. Yes, the multiple commands (using CTRL/SHIFT) copy works, but only within DRM. Here's what I did: 1. In DRM, Highlight (Left click) line 1 command. 2. Hold SHIFT, LC line 10 command. 3. Still hold SHIFT, RC and select Copy. 4. Open Notepad, and select Paste. Doesn't work! By the way, seems like Paste (Ctrl-V) command can only paste 1 line to an existing command, not to a new line, in which case you must use Add Copied command. So if you Ctrl-C multiple commands, and you Ctrl-V to an existing command, it will only paste the first copied command. I think you only need the Copy and Paste commands in the context menu. No need for Add Copied and Insert Copied command. In a standard application, like Notepad or Word, if you multiple-select and Copy, you should be able to 1) paste to a new line, where your cursor is placed, 2) highlight existing line(s) and paste, just like a replace. Sorry this discussion is off topic in this thread. Maybe you can move it to another thread in a different forum!? |
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toaddub
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Looks like rubicat took the words out of my mouth, while I'm in the middle of replying.  |
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DimadSoft
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| Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 9:48 pm Post subject: |
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| OK. Got it now. Yeah, this one is on todo list already. |
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