Pasting the clipboard into a command prompt window

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One can paste the content of the clipboard into a command prompt window
by right-clicking its title bar and choosing Edit/Paste, or if QuickEdit
mode is active, by right-clicking anywhere in the window.

Is there any key combination that does not need the mouse to paste the
clipboard into a command prompt window, just like one can paste into a
normal GUI window with Ctrl-V or Shift-Insert?

This should work under Windows 2000 and/or XP.

- Rich
 
Rich Pasco said:
One can paste the content of the clipboard into a command prompt window
by right-clicking its title bar and choosing Edit/Paste, or if QuickEdit
mode is active, by right-clicking anywhere in the window.
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Is there any key combination that does not need the mouse to paste the
clipboard into a command prompt window, just like one can paste into a
normal GUI window with Ctrl-V or Shift-Insert?
Click to expand...
This should work under Windows 2000 and/or XP.
Click to expand...

Alt-space, E, P
 
One can paste the content of the clipboard into a command prompt window
by right-clicking its title bar and choosing Edit/Paste, or if QuickEdit
mode is active, by right-clicking anywhere in the window.

Is there any key combination that does not need the mouse to paste the
clipboard into a command prompt window, just like one can paste into a
normal GUI window with Ctrl-V or Shift-Insert?

This should work under Windows 2000 and/or XP.

- Rich
Click to expand...

Alt-space-e-p
 
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