Paste tab
You can set your preferences to support the paste function, which works similarly to the
paste function in Personal Communications.
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These paste functions are not used when DOC mode is enabled on the Entry Assist tab
(3270 Display session only).
See Entry Assist tab.
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- Field Wrap
- Allows the data that would fall onto a protected field to be pushed into the nearest
following unprotected field. The Field Wrap function does not break words in the middle, except
when the first word encounters a protected field. For example, if you try to paste the phrase
Host On-Demand into an eight-character unprotected field, the function pastes
Host in that field and pastes On-Demand in the next unprotected field that can
accommodate the remaining nine characters. However, if you try to paste the phrase
Host On-Demand into an unprotected field of 20 characters where only the character in
the second position is protected, the function pastes the phrase like this:
H ost On-Demand.
If you leave the checkbox unchecked, any data that falls on a protected field is
lost.
- Line Wrap
- Enables the Line Wrap function to recognize end-of-line and end-of-screen indicators
and continue to paste your data. When an end-of-screen indicator is encountered,
the Edit > Paste Next menu item is enabled for you to paste the remaining text. Data that
falls on a protected field is lost, unless the Field Wrap function is enabled. If the data you
are pasting breaks in the middle of a word, enable the Field Wrap function to keep words
intact.
If you leave the checkbox unchecked, any data that doesn't fit in the specified unprotected
field is lost.
- Paste to marked area
- Determines if you use a trim-rectangle to designate exactly where to paste your
data.
If you leave the checkbox unchecked, the Paste and Paste Next functions paste your data
where the cursor is (not at the trim-rectangle).
- Stop pasting when protected field encountered
- Allows your data to be pasted until a protected field is encountered. The Edit > Paste
Next function allows you to paste the remaining text in an unprotected field.
If you leave the checkbox unchecked, any data that falls on a protected field is lost,
unless the Field Wrap function is enabled.
Tab character processing
These paste preferences indicate how tab characters should be processed when pasting.
- Advance to next tab stop
- Enables you to align tabulated text at specified tab stops. For example, if you click the
Advance to next tab stop radio button and you indicate 10 in the column(s) per tab stop
field, your tabulated text is pushed to the column position that is the next multiple
of 10.
- Replace with:
- Allows you to replace tab stops with a specified number of spaces. For example, if you
click the Replace with: radio button and you indicate 3 in the space(s) field, each tab
stop in your original text becomes 3 spaces.
- Paste data to fields (for 5250 sessions only)
- Determines whether your tabulated text is placed in subsequent unprotected fields. When a
tab character is encountered, the following text data is pasted into the next unprotected
field on the same line of the emulator session.
Important:
The following JVM environments do not set the clipboard
correctly and may produce copy and paste results that are not accurate:
- Netscape JDK 1.1.5
- Netscape JDK 1.1.6
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