Before I bugzilla this, I want to know if others think it really is a
bug, or if it should be considered normal behavior. I can't decide.
I have a group that consists of several fields. The group has
backgroundBehavior set to true. Each card has different text in the
fields of the group. The cu
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Before I bugzilla this, I want to know if others think it really is a
bug, or if it should be considered normal behavior. I can
On 8/3/03 10:27 AM, Stephen Messimer wrote:
Hi Jacqueline,
I may be thinking about this a bit too simply but heres my 2 cents.
Copying just places the object in the clipboard for future use. I can't
really think of an instance where the copy command ever places the
copied selection, be it text
On Sonntag, Aug 3, 2003, at 07:07 Europe/Vienna, J. Landman Gay wrote:
The results of the copy command kind of make sense, since I didn't
specify what card I wanted, and so I got the first card by default.
However, the command:
copy group "myGroup" of cd 3 of stack "Main" to this cd
doesn't
Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
Before I bugzilla this, I want to know if others think it really is a
bug, or if it should be considered normal behavior. I can't decide.
I have a group that consists of several fields. The group has
backgroundBehavior set to true. Each card has different text in
