Specify the behavior of copied text using the following options:
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Copies text on a line by line basis. All host formatting is retained. |
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Retains formatting so that copied text is pasted in the same way as it is displayed in the terminal. When unselected, formatting is removed from copied text. |
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Copies text as data with no formatting. Carriage returns and line feeds are not copied. |
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Copies text formatted for word processing. (Insert a space at the end of each line if required to prevent words from running together.) The selected text is treated as one or more paragraphs. A carriage return and a linefeed are inserted only before a blank line. |
Copies text in a tabular format that can be opened in spreadsheets.
NOTE:The Copy Format settings do not apply to text copied using the Copy Table Method.
There are two options for setting table columns:
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Detects columns by analyzing the data and finding spaces that line up vertically on the page. |
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Sets columns by replacing multiple spaces or tabs with a single tab. If there is more than one space between words, the space is changed to a single tab character. Most spreadsheets and word processor tables interpret tab characters as cell separators. A single space remains a space when you copy the data, unless it is immediately followed by a numeric character (0-9, +, -. or.). |
Specify the behavior of pasted text using the following options:
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This setting specifies the size of a paste block, which is the number of characters pasted from the clipboard to the terminal window before a pause occurs. Set the length of the pause with . |
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This setting specifies how many tenths of a second InfoConnect waits between paste blocks when pasting data from the clipboard into display memory. Set the size of the paste block with . |