To enable both on windows you have to do something slightly subtle:
- Click on the title-bar icon (top-left corner) of the command window,
and select "Properties".
- Under the "Options" tab, check "QuickEdit mode" (this will allow you
to select things)
- Under the "Layout" tab, increase "Screen Buffer Size" to have a
"Height" of 9999 (the maximum).
- When you hit OK and it asks you how to change this, check "for all
future sessions" (something like that).
Now you have some approximately unix shell-like behaviour in that
window. To select text to the clip-board, you have to first
left-click-&-drag it, and then right-click: the highlight goes away,
but the text has been copied. To paste it in another command window,
right-click again. (Or do paste any other way in WYSIWYG, e.g. nedit,
word, etc.)
HTH
phx
On 13/02/2011 07:32, Jason Yano wrote:
Hi All,
Is there an easy way to dump the text from the command window to a
text file in Windows 7? I want to dump all of the information from SSM
superpose into a text file. Currently there are 2 problems, 1) I can't
select any of the text from the command window to copy it and 2) the
window only scrolls so far.
Any help would be great.
Jason
