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 Orx now supports clipboards! We can demonstrate this by allowing the user to paste in some text, and have the text replace a text object. First there's a little setup. Orx now supports clipboards! We can demonstrate this by allowing the user to paste in some text, and have the text replace a text object. First there's a little setup.
  
-Start by using [[en:tutorials:creating_your_own_project|init to create a default project]].+Start by using [[en:tutorials:projects:creating_your_own_project|init to create a default project]].
  
 Next, define the Control-V key which is the usual for paste, except in the case of Mac OS X: Next, define the Control-V key which is the usual for paste, except in the case of Mac OS X:
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 {{ tutorials:display:paste-into-notepad.png |}} {{ tutorials:display:paste-into-notepad.png |}}
  
-You can also work with the clipboard in the [[en:tutorials:guide_to_the_orx_console|Orx Console]]. Go to a text editor and copy some text. Go back your Orx application and open the console. Enter:+You can also work with the clipboard in the [[en:tutorials:config:guide_to_the_orx_console|Orx Console]]. Go to a text editor and copy some text. Go back your Orx application and open the console. Enter:
  
 ''Clipboard.Get'' ''Clipboard.Get''
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