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Environment Variables While you are working at the TCI prompt you can use the Windows clipboard to copy text between TCI tabs and other applications. You can also select all of the text in the current TCI tab by using the Select All command on the Edit menu. The right mouse button will pop up an Edit context menu. To copy text from the TCI window to the clipboard, first use the mouse to highlight the text, then use the Copy command in the Edit menu. You can optionally combine multiple selected lines into a single line before placing it in the keyboard by holding down the Ctrl key and selecting Copy (or Copy+Paste or Copy+Paste+Run) from the right-click context menu. If you have an existing multiline selection in the clipboard, you can copy it to a single line (with the CR/LF's replaced by a space) in the TCI window by holding down the Ctrl key and selecting Paste. (If you hold down the Ctrl key and the selection wraps around the last screen column, the lines will be appended without an intervening space.) You can alternately copy in block mode by holding down the Alt key when you left-click to start the highlight. To copy text from the clipboard use the middle mouse button or the Paste command in the Edit menu. To paste text from elsewhere in the TCI window, highlight the text with the mouse and use the Copy+Paste command in the Edit menu. It's a convenient way to copy a filename from a previous command directly to the command line. You can also use Windows' Drag and Drop facility to paste a filename from another application. |