From: Jeffrey B. <je...@bo...> - 2003-02-17 00:37:26
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Nope, that is pretty much what I have been trying to do. Had to resort to gvim as a manual "clipboard" - I could select in a gramps window, paste into vi (shift-insert), and then repeat the same from vi to the other gramps window. I will try this in some different contexts and report back - but specifically I was opening the Edit Person window, selecting the "Events" tab, copy text from a field, close the window, open the Sources tab and "Add" new source, and try to paste w/o success. Just wondering if maybe I do not have something in Gnome set up correctly (using Gnome 1.2.4-16)? Don Allingham wrote: > I seem to be able to copy between different windows. What I've done is > select, then use Control-c to copy, place the cursor in the target > window, and press Control-v. > > Is this not working for you? (Or am I not understanding the problem?) > > Don > > On Sat, 2003-02-15 at 13:36, Jeffrey Bonevich wrote: > >>I am using 0.8.0-1 on a RedHat 7.1 system. I want to copy sources that >>were imported into the "Events" to the "Sources" view. I can copy and >>paste text within a single edit view, but not between them. Maybe a >>GTK/Gnome thing? Maybe not? Did not want to enter a bug on this yet, >>since it could be user idiocy? >> >>-- >>Jeffrey Bonevich >>Ann Arbor, Michigan >>bonevich at covad dot net >>jeff at bonevich dot com >>http://www.bonevich.com >> >>"Make me a fire and I'm warm for a night. Set me >>on fire and I'm warm for the rest of my life." >>- Ancient Didactical Saying >> >> >> >>------------------------------------------------------- >>This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek >>Welcome to geek heaven. >>http://thinkgeek.com/sf >>_______________________________________________ >>Gramps-users mailing list >>Gra...@li... >>https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gramps-users >> >> > > > > -- Jeffrey Bonevich Ann Arbor, Michigan bonevich at covad dot net jeff at bonevich dot com http://www.bonevich.com "Make me a fire and I'm warm for a night. Set me on fire and I'm warm for the rest of my life." - Ancient Didactical Saying |