[Papyrus-L] Windows XP and Papyrus

[John Rodgers]

Frank,
    If I understand you correctly, you want to use the "Cite" function of 
Papyrus that used to use the clipboard. What I do for that is have Papryrus 
save citations  (or in general, anything using F3) to c:\papref.txt.  Then 
I have a WordPerfect Macro inspap.wcm that inserts c:\papref.txt into the 
document at the cursor.  So that is one mouse-point.   In reverse, I have 
another Macro that copies highlighted text to a New document, saves that 
document as c:\papref.txt, then closes the new document. It goes pretty 
fast on an XP.  Alt-Tabbing to Papyrus you can then paste using F4.
   best wishes.
   BTW, I' m about to install Papyrus for our new grad students to use on a 
common machine.  Other products are getting so expensive!  I still think 
Papyrus is (1) easy to use and (2) very functional for 99% of what our 
students need to use (and for what I need!).
-john




At 04:17 PM 10/13/2004, you wrote:
>I have recently been assigned a desktop with Windows XP.  I an now
>experiencing the problems discussed here last year. I want to move
>references and notecards to Wordperfect.
>
>Several suggestions have been made here:
>Use the Papyrus reference Utility, PapRef1.0.  Where is this available
>to be downloaded?
>
>In preferences, OS2/NT clipboard, tell Papyrus to use a file instead of
>the clipboard. This I did and now I can move a group of references into
>a file and from there to Wordperfect.  I have experienced problems in
>moving a group of notecards; the file size seems to be limited. Any
>solutions to this?
>
>By the way, where are the current postings to this list? That is, those
>beyond the third quarter of 2004.
>
>Thanks
>
>
>
>
>Frank Millerd
>Department of Economics
>Wilfrid Laurier University
>Waterloo, Ontario  N2L 3C5  Canada
>Email: fmillerd at wlu.ca   Tel: (519) 884-0710 ext 6033   Fax: (519)
>888-1015
>
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John R. Rodgers, Ph.D.
Department of Immunology
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, Texas 77030
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