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Hello Ben - 

DC>> Can you copy/paste in DOS? The resultant graphics aren't
DC>> great, but who cares? 

JP>> I might, I do not know. I never saw anything that would
JP>> allow me to so do. I have devised some other way to save
JP>> some text but this is a coercion of my editor. 

BC> Yes you can. If you are running your DOS application in full 

BC> screen mode use  to switch to a DOS window. Then 

BC> click on the icon in the upper left corner and go to the
BC> edit menu and use the mark option to mark what you want to
BC> copy. Then you can just enter to copy or you can go back to
BC> the Icon and the edit menu again use the copy option. I
BC> have not seed a DOS application that this does not work
BC> with. It is a windows option. 

fwiw: This is an addon for W31 called DOSBar and the W9x dosbox
version looks almost identical. I suspect Microsoft purchased
DOSBar or licensed it? 

The mention of copying graphics is a different situation. That
will require PrntScrn or Alt-Prtscrn and then dumping the
clipbook into PaintShop or MSPaint as a graphic (bmp but you
can alter that in PaintShop).

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