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Yeah yeah yeah. I got something like a dozen emails about this so here I am posting before I get any more.
The nice little video above shows Pastebud (which
Yeah yeah yeah. I got something like a dozen emails about this so here I am posting before I get any more.
The nice little video above shows Pastebud (which is not live yet) working to copy paste between Safari and Mail on the iPhone. How is it done? Just little javascript bookmarks and some backend web services.
Now while a lotof sites on the web seem to think this is god's gift to iPhone users we hate to break it to you. This technology is extremely old news. Instead of waiting eagerly for Pastebud to go live just use iCopy which already does what Pastebud will do and has been out for something like 9 months. edit: Oh look another tool is already around that does the same sort of thing -- iCursor.
edit: Pastebud costs $5 to get rid of annoying stuff. Use the two free ones I linked above.
Enjoy copy pasting between Safari and Email. I'll continue waiting for something a little more comprehensive
forget that. i wanna copy any text written on the iphone and paste it any place else. is it really THAT hard to be able to select something on the screen and copy it??
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forget that. i wanna copy any text written on the iphone and paste it any place else. is it really THAT hard to be able to select something on the screen and copy it??
forget that. i wanna copy any text written on the iphone and paste it any place else. is it really THAT hard to be able to select something on the screen and copy it??
I understand that the problem with copy and paste, as well as with sending a doc from Mail to say Mobile Files is that ther is not inter-application file structure. What I don't understand is why there is no inter-application file structure. Is there really some measure of stability to be gained from that arrangement? Or is it just a ridiculous oversight?
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Originally Posted by davidmdowning42
I understand that the problem with copy and paste, as well as with sending a doc from Mail to say Mobile Files is that ther is not inter-application file structure. What I don't understand is why there is no inter-application file structure. Is there really some measure of stability to be gained from that arrangement? Or is it just a ridiculous oversight?
Blackberry seems to do fine... if it is an issue for Apple then they need to do one simple thing... learn to code!
I understand that the problem with copy and paste, as well as with sending a doc from Mail to say Mobile Files is that ther is not inter-application file structure. What I don't understand is why there is no inter-application file structure. Is there really some measure of stability to be gained from that arrangement? Or is it just a ridiculous oversight?
there was an appstore solution call openclip tocopy paste between apps. problem solved for whoever added some openclip code to their app. The apple broke it with a software update.
There's a lot of things Apple need to fix. How the hell can a smart phone NOT copy/paste? Why can't we send attachments yet through mobile mail? We can't even edit word/excel docs natively! The iPhone does a lot right, but it fumbled on so many of the fundamentals, it's kinda makes me think the devs had their heads up their asses or something.
All I want is SMS forwarding and emoticon support! I guess C&P would bring SMS forwarding if it EVER came.
For forwarding, I use MySMS. It's only five bucks for a license and works pretty well. In regard to emoticons why not use the Emoji enabler found in the iSpazio.net repo? While neither of these are perfect solutions, they ought to do in the interim.