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clipboard-access: preference variable

If this variable is non-zero, all commands that put text on the kill ring will also try to copy the text to the MS-Windows or X clipboard. Similarly, the yank command will retrieve any new text from the clipboard before retrieving text from Epsilon's kill ring if this variable is nonzero.

If you're not running the Windows, Unix or DOS versions of Epsilon, not running under MS-Windows in enhanced mode or under the X window system, or (for the DOS version) the text has more than 65,500 characters, Epsilon ignores the clipboard, just as if this variable were zero.

During a keyboard macro Epsilon also ignores the clipboard contents. Use the insert-clipboard or copy-to-clipboard commands if you want to access the clipboard from a keyboard macro. Or set clipboard-access to 2, forcing Epsilon to use the clipboard even in a keyboard macro.

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