> > > 2. How can you copy and paste a URL into Netscape?
> >
> > I've done it by highlighting the URL whereever it is, then center
> > mouse clicking in the Netscape location bar (XDND?).
>
> If you middle-click in the location bar, then you either have to
> delete the old URL after the two have been mixed, or delete the old
> URL fix so you have an empty location bar, come back to where the new
> URL is, select it, and then paste into the now-empty location bar and
> hit enter.
>
> Ick.
Note that if you "insert" with the middle click at the very beginning
of the location bar, so that all of the old contents is to the right
of the cursor, then control-K will kill the old stuff (because, like
in emacs, control-K deletes from the cursor to the end of the "line").
Bob Bell's suggestion of middle clicking on a blank main display area
is better (although I never remember it) if replacing the old url is
what you want (and it usually is). Remembering that control-K (and a
few others) work like in emacs is useful if you're trying to piece
together a url from several parts. Left clicking just after a slash,
typing control-K, <RETURN> is often useful for going "up" several
levels in one step.
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