Copy and paste on Enterprise Manager running on Xwindows

Question

Dear All
It might be a simpe question if known the answer.
Is it possible to do the "copy" and "paste" of
selected text on Enterprise Manager running on Xwindows? For example, Is it possible to copy a view or procedure code shown on Enterprise Manager and paste it onto another window? I used to run OEM on PCs and could do so
by using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+v; but couldn't do the same on OEM running on Solaris using xterm: Hummingbird (Vista eXceed).
Regards,
Zhuang

Answer 1

Hi princess,
Check the Edit menu, where you'll find Cut, Copy and Paste, as well as variations of Paste in some applications. Where there is a keystroke combination to do the same thing, you will find it listed in the menu beside the menu command, Here's my Edit menu in Pages:
Yours will be missing the starred key stroke set by Paste and Match Style. This is a custom one, taking advantage of OS X permitting the creating of keystroke combinations for top level menu items without one assigned.
One handy set to memorize is the Z X C V series. With the command key, these are Oops!, Cut, Copy and Paste.
If you've used keyboard shortcuts in Windows, you will find that many of the Mac ones are the same, but use the command key where MS uses the control (ctrl) key.
Regards,
Barry
PS: A minor rewording on Niels instructions for using the modifier keys. When I gave instructions essentially the same as his to my grade four and five students, I found many of them stabbed at the two (or more) keys, trying to press both at exactly the same time, an almost impossible task. When I revised the instructions to those below, most of the errors disappeared.
command-C: This means 'press and hold the command key, tap and release the C key, then release the command key.
shift-command-A: Press and hold the shift and command keys, tap and release the A key, then release the two modifier keys.
In general: Press the modifier keys (shift, command, option, control—whichever is called for—in any order, holding it/them down, then press/tap the action key (usually a letter), then release the action key, then release the modifier keys.
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