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> For what it's worth, if you don't mind using the mouse, you can also
> right click on a selection, choose "copy", then at the command line
> use shift-insert to paste from the clipboard. Sometimes that can be
That doesn't work when using putty, because right-click automatically pastes.
There's no menu that pops up. But I'll try that on Unix machines.
> quicker, at least until you're adept at using the various registers
> with built-in commands.
I'm hoping to get really good with the registers. Sometimes when I'm
copying things around I like
storing them in different registers (yes, I'm also getting the hang of
calling them registers rather than buffers)
Thanks for the tip,
Ven
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