Amerifax-Bob Posted July 5, 2007 Report Share Posted July 5, 2007 I'm trying to save text from one page that I sent to the buffer using "Control A". I want to place it on a different page using "Control V", paste. Problem is I first have to do a "Control A" to the second page, select text to delete, before I can do my paste. Probably "Control A" would take care of my problem. But I would rather try to do it using variables or possibly work with multiple clipboard items if Macro Express is capable. I have a book called Macro Express Explained which is very helpful but I must be missing the point when I try to use variables for this problem. Any help would be appreciated Bob Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kevin Posted July 10, 2007 Report Share Posted July 10, 2007 Do you mean "Control C"? Ctrl-c copies to the clipboard. Ctrl-a normally just highlights all the text. It sounds like you want to copy several pieces of information from one window or dialog into another. The macro below outlines a method to accomplish this. We do not have enough information to know what you need to do to highlight information from the input dialog. You will also have to fill in the commands to switch from the input dialog to the output dialog. // <<< Do something to highlight the first piece of information >>> // Copy it to the clipboard Text Type: <CTRLD>c<CTRLU> // Copy it to the clipboard Variable Set String %T1% from Clipboard // <<< Do something to highlight the second piece of information >>> // Copy it to the clipboard Text Type: <CTRLD>c<CTRLU> // Copy from the clipboard to T2 Variable Set String %T2% from Clipboard // <<< Do something to highlight the third piece of information >>> // Copy it to the clipboard Text Type: <CTRLD>c<CTRLU> // Copy from the clipboard to T3 Variable Set String %T3% from Clipboard // <<< Repeat as needed >>> // <<< Switch focus from input window to output window >>> // <<< Move to location to accept first piece of information >>> // Type the first piece of information Text Type: %T1% // <<< Move to location to accept second piece of information >>> // Type the second piece of information Text Type: %T2% // <<< Move to location to accept third piece of information >>> // Type the third piece of information Text Type: %T3% // <<< Repeat as needed >>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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