SNIP > > I'd have to argue on the point of intuitive. I just spent 2 minutes > trying to paste text from one email to another. It showed in my little > clip board in the bottom right but I couldn't paste it using CTRL+V or > the paste command in the edit menu. I could however paste it in KEdit. > Weird. > Why is Ctl-V intuitive? Just because that is how Windows does it does not make it 'intuitive'
In Unix/Linux pasting is done by pressing the centre mouse button/mouse wheel. If you have no centre button click left and right buttons simultaneously. It will paste either the last highlighted text, or the text you select in kicker. It works across almost all Linux applications (OpenOffice is one of the few exceptions), and once you get used to it is much more 'intuitive' than the keyboard contortions you need to make Clt-C, Ctl-V derek
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