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From: Breton Green <greenb@conlog.co.za>
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Subject: pgaccess - editing scripts
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 14:26:55 +0200
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Hi all,

I have been using pgaccess under Linux for a couple of weeks now. Ctrl-c,
ctrl-v and ctrl-x are not bound when using the script editor (or when
writing scripts in forms). I eventually discovered that ctrl-w and ctrl-y
work for cutting and pasting, but is there any 'copy' keystroke? At the
moment I have to cut the selection I want to copy and immediately paste it
back. A minor irritation - but enough of one to lead me to post this message

Bret Green


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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2 FACE=3D"Arial">I have been using pgaccess under Linux for=
 a couple of weeks now. Ctrl-c, ctrl-v and ctrl-x are not bound when using =
the script editor (or when writing scripts in forms). I eventually discover=
ed that ctrl-w and ctrl-y work for cutting and pasting, but is there any 'c=
opy' keystroke? At the moment I have to cut the selection I want to copy an=
d immediately paste it back. A minor irritation - but enough of one to lead=
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