I've copied but why can't I fricken paste

[Oren]

you don't hi light you just click it and then say past

[Anifreak]

*facepalm* what do you think I've been doing. That is the first method of copy and paste they teach you.

btw blazeiken everything you suggest to me always manages to work. No matter the problem. care to suggest something that is totally random that might just fix it?

[Anifreak]

plz someone help me!!! I've reduced it down to copy and paste works fine in the same window but if i try to copy and paste something from one window to another paste doesn't even become an option. I want to get this to work. I've tried all the shortcuts in th book, did a system restore to see if todays update did anything and nothing I can't figure it out someone help me!!!

[DIMENTIO1]

ur using Windows XP? ive had that happen to meh b4. restart ur computer, then itll work

[えっちーせんぱい]

*facepalm* what do you think I've been doing. That is the first method of copy and paste they teach you.

btw blazeiken everything you suggest to me always manages to work. No matter the problem. care to suggest something that is totally random that might just fix it?

Besides the print screen?

I've had this problem before, most you can do is seeing if restarting fixes it.


Restarting fixes mostly everything for some stupid reason.

[Anifreak]

*facepalm* what do you think I've been doing. That is the first method of copy and paste they teach you.

btw blazeiken everything you suggest to me always manages to work. No matter the problem. care to suggest something that is totally random that might just fix it?

Besides the print screen?

I've had this problem before, most you can do is seeing if restarting fixes it.


Restarting fixes mostly everything for some stupid reason.

i restarted last night and did a system restore since google searchs seemed to yield that as a good fix but nothing doing. Can your clipboard really break? I mean it's not broke more so it won't let take stuff from one window to another which just so happens to be the main point of copy and paste.