Not knowing the Dymo software, perhaps all you need to do is copy your two
text values to the clipboard separated by a TAB or CRLF value.
Mytextbox1.value=[string1]
Mytextbox2.value=[string2]
Code in click method is something like this:
_cliptext=Mytextbox1.value+chr(9)+Mytextbox2.value
Or
_cliptext=Mytextbox1.value+chr(13)+chr(10)+Mytextbox2.value
I don't think his problem is getting content INTO the clipboard from two
textboxes. I think he's saying his Dymo software lets him drop two items of
data OUT of the clipboard into two separate textboxes with one paste.
In VFP to do this, I think he'd need to create some type of invisible
overlay on top of the receiving textboxes that would intercept the paste,
break up the text string, and put the two pieces into the two textboxes.
Not sure how the textboxes could then receive ordinary focus and let the
user type into them but there's probably a trick to accomplish that too.
Or just provide a single paste "target" image between the two receiving
textboxes that intercepts the paste and does the work.
Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org
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