Re: Can I use an F-key to fill the PC copy/paste?

Or create a macro that is assigned to the F-key. I do this for printing from
WRKSPLF. I put a 2 next to all of the files I want printed then hit Ctrl-P.
That fills out outq(myoutq) and presses ENTER).

How does one save/export a macro. I should do that so I don't loose it.

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On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 11:06 AM, Bill <brobins3d@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Booth Martin wrote:

I would like to have some means of selecting a customer and have the
selection (F-key, Subfile option, whatever) fill the copy/paste so that
that name & address can then be pasted in the predefined format into a
PC screen.

Not quite sure what you are asking, but I'll answer on what you might.
If you use iSeries Access emulation, you can modify the keyboard mapping
to reproduce typical Windows shortcuts.

Map the Ctrl option of the C key to be [edit-copy]
Map Ctrl V to be [edit-paste]

Then, you just drag the screen to select the data you want to copy,
Ctrl-C and then paste it to the PC.

Bill
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