Re: Copy / Paste in various situations

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Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2004 07:53:54 +1000

Y. Makki wrote:
> Hello
>
> In my quest to better understand the inner workings of a Linux system,
> here it goes. It seems there's 2 independent 'copy/paste' systems, one
> which works by a highlight/middle click method, the other by the
> ctrl-c/ctrl-v (and the right-click copy/paste menus). Is there any info
> regarding this to help clarify how it works? Important question is, is
> there a way of combining those 2 systems, so as I could highlight to
> copy, then ctrl-v to paste?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>
I assume your using KDE: klipper icon in the toolbar >left click>help
should tell you.

Left click=copy
Middle click=paste

this is standard Unix

^c=copy
^v=paste

this is klipper

AFAIK you cannot combine the two

  david

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