-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Charles Angelich <=-

 JP>> on a wall to wall screen in BW. I never tried to C & P to
 JP>> Windows. I can not see how I could do this. . . ? 
 
 CA> When in the smaller windowed 'dosbox' newer versions of Windows
 CA> have a toolbar at the top. The leftmost buttons manage the
 CA> 'mark' and 'cut' options. When you use ctrl-enter to get a full
 CA> screen the toolbar disappears and you lose the cut-n-paste
 CA> option. 

 DC> I tried that today, but I wasn't able to cut from DOS and 
 DC> paste into a WIN app...  

 Question What ver of Win are you using.  I am not sure if it was in 3.x
 but in 9.x it has worked fine for me though a little tricky till you
 get the hang of it.

 When in the smaller windowed DOSBOX click the BW icon in the upper left
 corner and then highlight EDIT then MARK.  Then highlight what you want
 to copy.  You then must either go back through the process of getting
 to EDIT and hit copy or you can just hit ENTER after getting the
 highlighting done.  It is then in the clipboard so that you can paste
 any place that pasting is allowed.
 
 CA> TOCLIP using redirection to send text to/from the clipboard
 CA> from DOS is the more useful option really. The DOS toolbar
 CA> 'mark' and 'cut' isn't as handy. TOCLIP is another third party
 CA> utility for Windows/DOS use. 

 DC> Nothing like making it easy....   Can I find TOCLIP on the net?  

 I have no Idea on TOCLIP or what it does but I use a utility here
 called Classic Clipboard which I can not live without.  Not sure if it
 has any affect on DOS or not but it saves the last 9 copies or cuts so
 that you can paste any of them when you want.  It also has a way that
 you can store hundreds of clips that you might use regularly.

... Ben    

... Never trust a shop teacher that has less fingers than you do.
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