The copied text will appear on the xclipboard. Highlight the text (left-click and drag the mouse), then select "Copy" under the Edit menu (or Ctrl-Insert from the keyboard).Bring up xclipboard by typing "xclipboard &" or "xclipboard -w &" at the athena% prompt (the -w flag turns on line-wrapping).To copy from a Maple worksheet to another application: This feature can be turned off using in about:config. If the xclipboard content is a URL then that URL is opened, any other text is opened with your default search provider.
They also work for copying from another application to Maple, but not vice versa. On Linux, middle clicks on the new tab button will now open the xclipboard contents in the new tab. The usual cut-and-paste mouse operations work inside Maple as long as you avoid the right button (i.e., copy using left-drag rather than click-left-click-right). I was wondering if it is possible to add a keybind to paste the x-clipboard in Lubuntu. If you have xclipboard open, this won't work. NAME xclipboard - X clipboard client SYNOPSIS xclipboard -toolkitoption. Maple has internal editing features similar to a word-processor: to copy, left-click and drag the mouse to highlight a selection, then select "Copy" under the Edit menu, or use Ctrl-Insert to paste, select "Paste" from the Edit menu, or use Shift-Insert. The usual mouse operations won't always work for copy-and-paste in the X version of Maple: the right mouse key now brings up a "context menu" in worksheets, and the interaction between the Maple clipboard and the X clipboard does not always work as expected. How can I copy and paste text between Maple and other applications?
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