| From: | David McMinn |
| Date: | 16 Aug 2001 at 15:10:58 |
| Subject: | Re: Cutting and pasting |
--- In amigactive@y..., Alan Buxey <almb@m...> wrote:
> I'm a little tired of typing the same sort of info into web browser
> windows - eg address, details etc... what software tools do people
> out there use to cut and paste betwext applications. Or do i find
> that a certain editor/text viewer + say....IBrowse, AWeb-II or
> Voyager3 already supports decent c'n'p operations?
When I need to cut and paste between text files and something else,
I'll load it up in GoldEd (although I think most modern text editors
should support the clipboard) - the copy routines in Multiview aren't
very useful at all.
Of course, most MUI applications usually support cut/copy/paste into
text editor and string gadgets (well, YAM and V :), and AWeb allows
you to copy and paste URL's, although you need to use the menus as
there are no shortcut keys (unless you can set them up manually) when
the string gadget is activated.
I haven't found a decent way of copying from a screen, as PowerSnap
kept crashing when I tried it previously.
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