This is not possible and won't be possible.

i have read about some program that could be it. The name is mouseclick, isn't true? No possibility to do that? How can use a 32b program on 64b OS and have possibility to select and copy?

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Re: Copying and pasting in DOSBox?

Yes i have read it and i have try to do that but i don't know the procedure. I want to know first if is possible to do that. If is it possibile please somebody eexplain me how to...

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You still won't be able to share the clipboard between the host OS and DOSBox.

I have not understand...is impossibile?

wd wrote:

This is not possible and won't be possible.

Not even with that program?

However I need to use a 32 ms-dos old program on a windows 7 home premium 64b...i can i do that?

the program will probably work in dosbox
but selecting and copying text not.
If you want the contents of the screen, take a screenshot

Sounds like only copying out of DOSBox is needed, not pasting into. If so, you could use a resident DOS program that can capture the text on the screen to a file, then you can open the file in Notepad or whatever and copy what is needed into the clipboard.

Yes i don't need to paste into...I need to select the text and then copy in my notes. Is this possible with DosBox in any way?

Does DOSBox support pipes? Does your program support redirection with pipes?

E.g. dir > content.txt

and to make it even more obscue, you could make a screenshot in dosbox and use an OCR program to read the text out of the picture. If that works you could probably script it via autohotkey or something like that 😀

thedraw the ascii and ansi drawing proggy had an utility called thegrab , you can try that if you find it hehe. It was a tsr.

I think it's too much complicate! I think i'm gonna try VirtualBox emulating XP.. 😉