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copy and paste

3lpietro

Hi,

Is it possible to copy and past a string from a program Windows to a field in a running RMcobol program ? 

Example : I have a name on a page of a word processor, I select it and use ctrl+c, I recall my cobol program and I select ctr+v on the input field of my cobol program.......

Someone tried it or there is a way to do it ?

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    The RM/COBOL control menu can be accessed by clicking the program icon in the top-left corner of the runtime window. And, you can use the "Paste" command from the RM/COBOL control menu to paste text from the Windows Clipboard to the currently running RM/COBOL program through the COBOL ACCEPT statement.

    **For more information in regards to the RM/COBOL control menu, or the "Paste" functionality, please see page 113 of the RM/COBOL v12.18 User's Guide:

    www.microfocus.com/.../RMC-UG.pdf

    Regards,

    Steve Jolivet
    Senior SupportLine Representative, North American Support

    supportline@microfocus.com
    800-632-6265

    Austin, TX
    United States of America

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    Hi Steve,

    thank you very much for the answer.

    Sometimes my english is not very effective !

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