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Hi people,
I'm using SSH from a windows box onto an FC4 machine. How can I copy and 
paste things? I want to be able to copy out of nano, and paste onto the 
command line. Is there a centuralized clip board file? Like Windows? I was 
thinking (not one of my usual things to do ;-)), if there wasn't it would be 
a nice feature, just stick the clipboard into something like ~/.clipboard; 
that way it would be recallable every time you logged in.

Cheers,
Chris Norman
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