Howard Wrote:
>Independently of what cut/paste facilities Michael builds into arachne,
>you can usually, pretty easily get cut and paste ability within and between
>virtually any dos applications but installing one of the several freeware
>programs designed to do this, for instance:
>
>dosclip
>snipper
>xpcmouse
>mousebuf
>
>See Rich Green's site for a list of them with evaluations:
Then tmueller Asked:
>
>Now where is Rich Green's site? You failed to give URL.
>Could any of these programs be used to edit a link in a Web page?
Sorry about that, Rich's site is located at:
http://geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/1401/softlib1.htm
I think the answer to your second question is ``yes'' if you mean:
Can you copy a URL from somewhere else, say an email, and then bring
up arachne's editor for a web page, delete a URL and paste the new
URL in its place. Yes, you can certainly do that. You can grab some
text from within any DOS program or the dos command line or the screen,
and then paste the text in any dos program that permits you to enter
keystrokes. The paste works by putting the text in the keystroke type
ahead buffer. So pasting text is identical to typing them with your
keyboard.
