I recently switched from a palm operating system to windows. On the Palm, a diagonal sweep of the pen pulled up a macro, followed by a "c" or an "x" would copy or cut. Is there similar pen strokes on windows, or do I constanly have to bring up Menu/Edit/Copy

Those shortscuts were inherent in Grafitti. Possibly they work using Block recognizer (WM version of Graffitti), but I haven't tried myself.

You highlight what you want to copy, then hold the pen down on your selection and a menu comes up with cut/copy/paste on it. That'll at least save you from having to hit the menu key.

any other options

You can't always paste with this method.

Pull up the onscreen keyboard hit "Ctl" then hit x (cut), c (copy), or v (paste)

hahaha!! You suck man! I actually grabbed my ppc and looked for a Ctrl button!!

I have a "ctl", do you not?

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O.K. I just pulled out my 6700 again opened the keyboard again and saw no ctrl button.

I NOW feel like a REAL moron because I just re-read the original post referring to the "on screen" keyboard....... I was looking on the slide-out keyboard.


I am an idiot.