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Simon Wistow wrote: > There may be technical reasons why it does this. I care not. I just want > to be able to copy something out of scrolling window (tailing a log, > output of a make, etc etc) without having to do some insane dance. Easily the nicest solution to this I've seen is in the Windows MUSH/MOO client SimpleMU, which will stop scrolling as soon as you select any text, but will indicate the arrival of new text below by: a) a flashing down-arrow in the bottom-right corner b) the scroll bar moving upwards as the buffer grows below it PuTTY is nearly as good, in that it will freeze any scrolling while you're selecting, and the selected text will stay in the copy buffer even if it scrolls offscreen. -- Yoz
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