Text copy

Ctrl+C allows you to store a string of characters.
Ctrl+V allows you to paste it into the text editor.
Ctrl+V doesn't work if you want to paste it into the terminal.
Is there a solution?

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  1. Moderator
    Hello,

    In the Windows terminal (the command line) it can work, once the window is launched, right-click on the title bar + properties, there are multiple choices.

    In this window, you can also use the right-click of the mouse to copy and paste.

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    1. You didn't understand my question. It's not a big deal because I found the solution in my documentation. I should have done it earlier. Excuse me. Microsoft is always paid. Linux is always free. Could I make a (small) financial contribution?
      1. Contributor
        No. It is not in the ethics of CCM.
        But you can get in touch with the Abbé Pierre Foundation or Les Restaurants du Cœur, among other charitable organizations.

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        1. It's a good answer. It's generous. Just so you know, I already donate to Emmaüs.
          1. Thank you. I will be able to increase my contribution to the Abbé Pierre Foundation on your behalf.