thanks. -clipboard working nicely.
c.s.
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You have to use the "-clipboard" parameter... and it is a little buggy
and your selected text will be immediately unselected. (Don't comment
on the unselection thing unless you are an amazing programmer and you
have a fix in hand; in other words, it is more difficult to fix than you
could possibly imagine.)
Harold
Jason Dufair wrote:
> If you run emacs under XFree86 with a recent "server test series",
> xclipboard is integrated and this happens automatically. Dunno about
> selecting text with a mouse, but C-w/M-w works great.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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>>Is there a way to select text in a cygwin emacs window, copy it, and paste it
into a Win2k window? In linux, for example, KDE provides a clipboard utility
(Klipper?) that provides this capability.
>>
>>best,
>>cyggie stardust
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