Programs that can be easily programmed to do redundant tasks. Ex: copy + paste from one program to another.?
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There are macro programs - search under 'macro' - which will allow you to do a key sequence for regular tasks.  Or you can learn VBA if you need to do it within Office applications (and for free:))
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what kind of program are you doing?? all i know is visual basic stuff
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most the programming softwares has the option for that, just try to figure it o. I can't tell you cos i don't write c-programs
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You can copy text in most applications by:\n\n- Highlighting the text, then hold CTRL and hit C\n- Highlighting the text, right-click it, then click COPY\n\nYou can paste text in most applications by:\n\n- Placing the cursor where you want to paste the text, then hold CTRL and hit V\n- Right-clicking where you want to paste the text, then click PASTE
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Simply put, yes, copy and paste. But there are several ways of achieving this. \n\nFirst off you here are some general 'hot keys' you can use or you can just right-click to select these commands, however, some programs don't allow you to right-click and choose these commands, often times you have to choose 'edit' and select these commands. So the 'hot keys' are here to save you some time.\n\nCtrl+A: This will highlight and 'select all', meaning all of the text and usually any icons on the page you are viewing.\n\nCtrl+C: This will 'copy' what you have highlight and selected.\n\nCtrl+V: This will 'paste' what you have copied.\n\nCtrl+X: Although not commonly used this will 'cut' or remove and copy any highlighted text. This is usually used in a document that you have permissions to edit and say for instance you just typed a really long comment in the wrong box and you don't want to retype it then you use the 'cut' option.\n\nHow to copy and paste:\n(Again, some programs don't use 'right-click', you have to choose 'Edit' in the upper left corner to choose the copy-paste commands, that's why 'hot keys' are so useful.)\n\n1) Open the window you want to 'copy' from. \n2) Highlight (left-click and scroll over) the content you would like to copy,  if it's the whole page your after right click and select 'Select All' or use ctrl+A.\n3) To copy right-click and select 'copy' or use ctrl+C.\n4) Next, open window of destination and click on area you would like to 'paste' copied content to. \n5)Then, right-click and select 'paste' or use ctrl+V. \n\nViola! Your content should now appear where you selected to paste it.
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left click on the item you want to copy.  Highlight it by pressing the left click. drag it to copy a sentence or page.\nwhile it is highlighted, right click. when the selections come up, select copy.  Go to the page or blank page you want to past on.  Point the mouse where you want it to go.  Then press right click, select paste and there it is!
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A Program has to be useful for performing a set of tasks. \nIt has to work well, bug free and have a simple GUI.\nI should be able to figure out how to use it simply by playing with it.
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Try bradbury software
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Try and use an IDE if you can. Or switch to linux for programming, you wont have to use getch() or pause :)
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Search Google and SourceForge :)\n\nRawlyn.
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try kill copy, its good, specially for use over a network.\nu'll find it here....\n\nhttp://killprog.narod.ru/killcopye.html
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A simple solution is to just copy and paste it to Word, Notepad, etc.
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Here is a url to a very large site with more then you'll\never need. All free. Check it out.\nhttp://www.freeprogrammingresources.com/vbtutor.html
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It is done in C/C++. U can check that out in any of the windows programming books.
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ok is v easy! \n\n-Highlight text you want to copy -click in front of txt with left-hand part of mouse then scroll across desired text\n-Right click on mouse:scroll down menu will appear.Select copy\n-Right click on mouse:scroll down menu will appear.Select paste.\n\nDone!
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try ctrl c for copy and ctrl v for paste
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It's easy. You can use Shell command.\nexample: Shell "C:&#92;MyDocuments&#92;Program.exe"