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Re: Cut, Copy, and Paste keys for OLVWM

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Ron Akkersdijk)
Tue Nov 19 05:08:30 1996

From: Ron.Akkersdijk@hio.hen.nl (Ron Akkersdijk)
To: redhat-list@redhat.com
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 1996 11:02:03 +0100 (MET)
In-Reply-To: <329141A7.355E1FAB@xnet.com> from "Michael" at Nov 18, 96 11:12:07 pm
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Michael Winkelmann <michaelw@xnet.com> wrote:

 | 
 | How do I set up Cut, Copy, Paste hot-keys for OLVWM in RH 4.0?  My
 | previous copy of Slackware had the the ALT-X, ALT-C,and ALT-V
 | automatically mapped to the appropriate Meta key.
 | 
 | Also I would like to map hot-keys for closing and opening windows.
 | 
 | Thanks in advance,
 | 

The only one I did add was:

	xmodmap -e "keysym  F1 = Help"

F5 already seems to be Front/Back
F7 already seems to be Open/Close
I've forgotten about Cut/Copy/Paste ( F6/F8 ?).
They used to work to (about a year ago).

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