Dave,
On 2 conditions:
1) Your mail comes into Pine as Attachments:

Parts/attachments:
   1   OK   ~18 lines  Text                                                            
                         
   2        ~38 lines  Text                                                            
                         
----------------------------------------


  [Part 1, Text/PLAIN  18 lines]
  [Not Shown. Use the "V" command to view or save this part]


  [Part 2, Text/HTML  38 lines]
  [Cannot display this part. Press "V" then "S" to save in a file]

These types of mail usually get the old D key.

2) Please hit a Enter or <cr> every 70 - 75 characters.

Now, to the meat of the question,

To paste with a 2 button mouse, click Both Buttons at the same
time. This is called "3 button emulation". Or, go grab a cheapie
3 button mouse and use the middle button for pasting.
Got my Addison 3 button for US$5 and works on W95 also.

There is more info in "man xterm" and various other places.

Have fun,
Rick
On Sat, 14 Mar 1998, Dave Watts wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I am trying to configure the buttons on my Microsoft serial mouse (2 button) to do 
>copy and paste functions when in the XFree86 environment. When I first boot up RH5.0 
>and before entering startx the mouse buttons work the way I would like, with the left 
>mouse button highlighting text I want to copy and then the right mouse button pasting 
>that highlighted text. 
> After going to X Windows  the left mouse button highlights text but when I click the 
>right mouse button the whole line of text is highlighted instead of getting pasted at 
>an insertion point. 
> If it matters I am using fvwm as the windows manager.
>  
> If someone could give me some ideas or point me to a HOW TO I would appreciate it.
>  
> TIA
> Dave
> 

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