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General

Most Operating Systems does provide a mechanism called "Clipboard" to enable data exchange between Applications. NextRecall could not access the local Clipboard, because of the foundations of Java. Upcoming Java Version 1.1 does offer such a functionality. NextRecall will ported to this version as soon it is available.

Currently the application has an internal clipboard, which can contain one key including subkeys. In the next paragraphs you will learn how to use it. Program output will be formatted as italic.

Cut a key

Cutting means copying to the clipboard and deleting the key.

1. Mark the key you want to cut in the listbox.
2. Press "Cut" in the Toolbar The Key disappears

Copy a key

Copying means what the names already says.

1. Mark the key you want to cut in the listbox.
2. Press "Copy" button in the toolbar.

Paste a key

Paste means put the current clipboard content as a subkey to the selected key.

1. Mark the key where the clipboard should be pasted in.
2. Press "Paste" button in toolbar. The new key appears.