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I am using Exceed for NT with Samba and I cannot make
copy and paste to work within the X Window.  I know
it works because other machines do it, and it used
to work on this one until the system was rebuilt.

Now, when I try to do copy or paste with the keyboard
within X Windows (or from X Windows to Windose), the
only result is a few control characters ( i.e., ^[[ ).

The only workaround I have found so far is to use the
mouse to copy and paste.  I have checked the keyboard
emulation settings, but everything seems fine.

Any suggestions?

Alternatively, check with the makers of Exceed, or ask about this in a
Microsoft group. The latter might be your best bet if the problem
happened after the machine had been rebuilt. Windows is famous for
changing how it works when you rebuild it.

I doubt that it's a problem on the Unix side. The problem is more
likely with exceed (I know several people who have problems with it
like that), or something in Windows.

Joe

Quote:> I am using Exceed for NT with Samba and I cannot make
> copy and paste to work within the X Window.  I know
> it works because other machines do it, and it used
> to work on this one until the system was rebuilt.

> Now, when I try to do copy or paste with the keyboard
> within X Windows (or from X Windows to Windose), the
> only result is a few control characters ( i.e., ^[[ ).

> The only workaround I have found so far is to use the
> mouse to copy and paste.  I have checked the keyboard
> emulation settings, but everything seems fine.

> Any suggestions?

HTH
-Al

Quote:

> > I am using Exceed for NT with Samba and I cannot make
> > copy and paste to work within the X Window.  I know
> > it works because other machines do it, and it used
> > to work on this one until the system was rebuilt.

> > Now, when I try to do copy or paste with the keyboard
> > within X Windows (or from X Windows to Windose), the
> > only result is a few control characters ( i.e., ^[[ ).

> > The only workaround I have found so far is to use the
> > mouse to copy and paste.  I have checked the keyboard
> > emulation settings, but everything seems fine.

> > Any suggestions?

> Get into 'xconfig' of the exceed and get into 'Xselection'.
> Enable Autocopy, Autopaste and copy on focus loss -- all thru PRIMARY.

> HTH
> -Al

Cheers,
Oliver