On Tue, May 20, 2003 at 11:34:25AM -0500, Drew Scott Daniels wrote: > > ctrl-ins and shift-ins have been around for a while... Perhaps longer than > ctrl-v? It probably varies from the dos/windows world to the unix world.
As far as can recall, DOS programs used shift-delete, control-insert and shift-insert long before Windows programs also began accepting C-x, C-c, and C-v, but the latter are actually much older, being derived from Macintosh's command-x, command-c, and command-v. This was probably derived from the Lisa, but I don't know for sure. Christopher -- Christopher Allen . + . -===""===- c==== . email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * . . \ \____}} WWW: http://ruah.dyndns.org/~cpcallen/ . * @====-' . snail: Studio 10, 319 Archway Rd. London N6 5AA U.K. . *
