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Normally it's not possible to paste text from Windows clipboard to a
textbox of a Java Applet. But it works to send single chars by WM_CHAR
messages.
That's what ClpSendChar does. When it starts it grabs the text from the
Windows clipboard and then it sends the text char by char using WM_CHAR
messages to the active text control.
When you start ClpSendChar the cursor must be in the target. That's why
you cannot start it thru the Windows Start menu because it doesn't activate
the program that was active before.
But you can create a link to ClpSendChar and define a hotkey there like
Ctrl+Alt+V. Then you can use Ctrl+Alt+V to paste text from Clipboard to
a Java Applet.
With my program ButtonBar it works always.
Here you can define a hotkey too but you can use a button or a menu item
too because ButtonBar always reactivates the program that was active before.
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last change: March 29, 2000
Uwe Sieber
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