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?
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?
5 answers
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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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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?
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ContributorNo. 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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Raymond (INSA, AFPA) -
It's a good answer. It's generous. Just so you know, I already donate to Emmaüs.
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Thank you. I will be able to increase my contribution to the Abbé Pierre Foundation on your behalf.