John,
This is a "who has focus" issue. As soon as you click the button,
the button has focus; therefore, no text to copy. Switch to a
vanilla "hotkey" or "hotkey to a menu" to call your clip.copy
cammands.
If you use a "hotkey to a menu", I'd recommend the following command
sequence for the "Edit hot key/mouse action":
GLOBAL gHandle=WIN.GetFocus
DO("MENU","Show snippets","CenterScreen")
and the command sequence in the menu has:
WIN.SetFocus(gHandle)
WAIT.For(10)
*Clip Copy
... do whatever you want
Ted
> Do("C:\Program Files\WordWeb\wwnotray.exe")
--- In [email protected], "John Morse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Thanks for the quick reply.
> However, I've tried Clip Copy and Keys ^c
> and neither will copy the selected text to the clipboard.
> It works in other programs, but not Maxthon
> I've checked the clipboard and its simply not there
> Any other ideas
>
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