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 Post subject: Basic Paste text
PostPosted: February 23rd, 2013, 7:48 pm 
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I simply want to to have a stored txt (Variable) paste itself back into a text input area anywhere on my desktop ???

Any help appreciated...


I have been here in awhile and trying to get back up to speed...

Al

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 Post subject: Re: Basic Paste text
PostPosted: February 23rd, 2013, 9:47 pm 
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A blast from the past...you been digging yourself out of all the Canadian snow?

Unfortunately Al, I don't quite get what you want to happen.

You have a text file with a value stored. You want this value read back into the publication and displayed in a text input box?

What's the desktop got to do with it?

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 Post subject: Re: Basic Paste text
PostPosted: February 24th, 2013, 4:23 pm 
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Hi Mack,

Yes it has been along time..... Been messing around with another software off and on ( Alpha5 ). Almost all of my 6 kids have moved out and i thought things were going to get easier but what i have found out is that now there out of the home i have to go farther to help them LOL . So it seems i have less free time :roll: , anyways what i simply want to do is store a value and when a button is clicked it stores that value in Clipboard and allows the person to place it in any input area...

Simply like storing a hotkey value and when the person clicks the button the value is placed in the input area ( where ever it be ).


Just for historic purposes, i have been working a lot with online databases in the past months . The other software makes it so easy and now i have become more curious on learning OPUS's way of dealing with databases.....I wish there as a good tutor out there :D and they had a few simple explanations/tutorials......

I guess i get'N the bug to create again...

Ohhhhhhhhh and hell ya , stupid winter won't go away. It hasn't been the worse i have seen but it won't quit . I'm going to file as a Eskimo on my Income tax if it keeps going...... But life has been good and family is Very fine ( stupid winter ) hahahhaahah

As you can see i haven't changed much , my wife still calls me names i can
t say in public , so its all fine here :lol:

Al

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 Post subject: Re: Basic Paste text
PostPosted: February 24th, 2013, 6:59 pm 
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Don't get me started on weird weather - I'm British and even I'm feed up talking about the rain :-!


Attached is an example of copy to / copy from the clipboard. It may be overly simplistic but together with some of the text selector script commands you can probably do quite a bit with copying and pasting the clipboard.

mack


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 Post subject: Re: Basic Paste text
PostPosted: February 24th, 2013, 7:39 pm 
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Will give it a look and Thanks.....

Good to see you still lurking about the board..

Al

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 Post subject: Re: Basic Paste text
PostPosted: February 25th, 2013, 7:54 pm 
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Hi Mack,

A few questions about that pub........ the Mydata.txt file is it a text file OR a Variable. How does it get created?

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 Post subject: Re: Basic Paste text
PostPosted: February 25th, 2013, 10:11 pm 
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That doesn't exist.

data.txt is a text file in the publication directory. I created that manually and added some text.

mydata is a variable that the text from the file above is read into.

Opus copies 'information' to the clipboard by reading it from a variable - so whereever you 'information' is located - it will need to be stored in a variable before copying to the clipboard.

IE if you read it from a file or the registry or a text input box or a database - then read it into a variable.

Mack

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