copy and paste (W2K)

[naradaji]

Another question regarding command line:
when I open a cmd screen, how can I do copy - paste with the keyboard, not using the right click of the mouse?
This is puzzling me!

Thanks a lot,

-- narada

[naradaji]

also, I'm looking for a windows 2000 command line tutorial online.
Could anybody direct me to any?


-- narada

[Jackie_LKD]

I don't understand your question. But I think, we can use same DOS command

For ex:
Copy [drive\path\*.*] [drive\path\*.*]

Ex1: C:\Copy C:\NC\n*c.exe D:\DOS
This thing will copy file n*c.exe (from folder C:\NC to folder D:\DOS)

Ex1: C:\Copy C:\NC\*.exe D:\DOS
This thing will copy all files with extension is .exe (from folder C:\NC to folder D:\DOS)

One for all. All for one

[naradaji]

My question is how can I do the equivalent of CTRL-C and CTRL-V in a cmd session, that is how to copy - paste in command line, without using the right click of the mouse.
I'm NOT speaking about copying a file. I'm speaking about copying to the clipboard. If I do CTRL-V in a cmd session it doesn't paste, it goes: "^V"!!!!!
I hope I'm making this clear: how to use the clipboard without using the right click of the mouse in a cmd session. THERE MUST BE some keys to copy to the clipborad and paste from the clipboard!

Thanks so much!

-- narada

[Jama]

Hitting Enter will copy the highlighted text to the clipboard. To highlight text or paste it, you still have to use the mouse.

Enter is the only key I’m aware of that has anything to do with copy/paste. If you find another, please let me know.

Jama

[monkey_1]

ALT+Space Bar+E+(select the underlined letter in Mark? -sorry, my Win2000 is in spanish-) and then use the arrows keys to select what you want, then Enter... To Paste ALT+Space Bar+E+P...


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[naradaji]

Thanks, this is what I was looking for!

-- narada

[naradaji]

Anybody knows any good online command line tutorial?

:)

-- narada