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In <2qs7e1$fov@nkosi.well.com> noahj@well.sf.ca.us writes:

> You can paste from the Windows clipboard into EndNote, but not directly.  
> We rely on the services Windows provides for this, which are a little 
> more convoluted than most people like:
> 
> - Copy the information that you want to paste to EndNote to the Windows 
> clipboard; be aware that only text can be pasted, not formatted text.
> 
> - Make EndNote the active program, then select or create the record where 
> you wish to paste the information. Position the cursor at the point where 
> you want to insert the text.
> 
> - Press Alt+spacebar to put EndNote into a "windowed" mode and activate 
> the Windows control box.
> 
> -Select Edit...Paste... to paste the information.
> 
> The text will be inserted as if it were typed at the keyboard. OS/2 and 
> Windows NT support a similar feature.

If you are using OS/2, I would strongly recommend tracking down the TWCP,
which allows one to do mouse-controlled cut & paste to and from a text
window.  I have set it up (eg) to use ctrl-button 1 to highlight and
copy text to the clipboard from a window text app, and button 2 to paste
to the windowed text app.  It's _much_ nicer than going through the
standard OS/2 mechanisms.

                    Adrian

btw.  Any chance of an OS/2 version?...

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