Re: New VCLIP

["John Paines" dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxx (Redacted sender "vf200@xxxxxxxx" for DMARC)]

Just as a side note, copying text from xywrite to the clipboard with LPT4 doesn't even require saving to disk first (or copying the entire document).


One need only highlight the desired text and from the command line:


sad lpt4


 
 
 
 
  From: Kari Eveli 
 To: xywrite@xxxxxxxx
 Sent: Sunday, April 12, 2015 6:31 AM
 Subject: Re: New VCLIP
  
 


  John,

 

  This is an important reminder. This is perhaps the most standard way
  to do this, and it works remarkably well. It is documented in the
  vDos.pdf, which I, for one, relegated in an archive folder in my
  setup and completely forgot about. We should not be reinventing the
  wheel.

 

  By the way, now that there is a new version of the vDos package,
  when will we get an updated vDosXy package?

  http://sourceforge.net/projects/vdos/files/?source=navbar

 

  Best regards,

 

  Kari Eveli

  LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)

  lexitec@xxxxxxxx

 

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  Lexitec in English: http://www.lexitec.fi/english.html

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11.4.2015, 15:48, John Paines (Redacted
   sender mailto:vf200@xxxxxxxx for DMARC) wrote:

  
  

   
To
     paste the Windows
     clipboard into xywrite, depress
     windows key+ctrl+V.