Reply to note from "Kari Eveli" <lexitec@xxxxxxxxxxx> Sun, 29 Jul 2012 18:41:17 +0300 > What I am doing is to edit a file located in the shared VPC > drive, a Windows folder. Then I can have the same text file in > Xywrite and a suitable Windows application (e.g. EditPad Lite) > at the same time. Oh, sure, if you have the same text file open in Xy and Windows, you can copy from the file open in the Win app to the clipboard and then paste to any other Win app. I was focused on getting text from XyWrite into the clipboard. But your comment confirms that the intermediary text file (myclip.txt, in my example) can be located in a shared space that is accessible to both Windows and Xy, which gives me hope that my NirCmd-based procedure would work. NirCmd also has a command to write the clipboard contents to a file, so you could set up second Desktop shortcut (call the first one File2Clip, say, and this one, Clip2File), with this command: C:\NirCmd\NirCmd.exe clipboard writefile "d:\path\myclip.txt" Double-clicking Clip2File would write the clipboard to myclip.txt, which could then be MErged at the cursor position in XyWrite. If you assign the SAD/NV and ME commands to keys, the only extra step is double-clicking the appropriate NirCmd Desktop shortcut. -- Carl Distefano cld@xxxxxxxxxx