Ben Hines writes:
[snip about copy/paste]
> Works out of the box with the new Apple X11. (for text, at
> least, dunno about pictures) command-C to copy in X, and
> control-v to paste. (strange, yes, control to paste)
Copy/paste seems to work a little differently with Emacs.
Emacs has access to the OSX clipboard through 'CTRL-y'
(i.e. yank), but the X11 menu bar does not show a "paste" command
available when there's something copied onto the clipboard.
When copying from Emacs, you *need* to use the X11 menu bar
Copy. Select the bit in Emacs using the mouse (not Emacs' own
method of placing stuff in the cut-buffer), use X11 menu Copy,
and then paste the scrap elsewhere (frex in Apple's Terminal
window, which is what I used to test this out).
> With the standard, old, slow xfree, you can use
> autocutsel. fink install autocutsel.
I was never able to get this to work with Emacs: I think I ended
up using pbcopy and pbpaste instead...
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