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 ==== Three Button Mouse ==== ==== Three Button Mouse ====
  
-Highlight the text to be copied, go to where you want it copied to, and click the middle mouse button.+Highlight the text to be copied, go to where you want to past it, and click the middle mouse button.
  
 ==== Two Button Mouse ==== ==== Two Button Mouse ====
  
-Highlight the text to be copied, go to where you want it copied to, and click both mouse buttons at the same time.+Highlight the text to be copied, go to where you want to paste it, and click both mouse buttons at the same time.
  
-==== Versions before 3.7rc2 - Two Button Mouse ====+---- 
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 +==== Version 3.6 and earlier - Two Button Mouse ====
  
-If you have a two button mouse, there is no middle button. You can set it up so you can paste by clicking both mouse buttons at the same time.+In version 3.6 and earlier versions, clicking both mouse buttons will not work, until it is set up. 
  
 Go to the Control Panel, then Xvesa. After selecting the screen resolution, select two button mouse. Restart the computer for this to take effect. Go to the Control Panel, then Xvesa. After selecting the screen resolution, select two button mouse. Restart the computer for this to take effect.
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 ==== Using Commands ==== ==== Using Commands ====
  
-To change to a 2 button mouse, open the terminal and type+To set up for a 2 button mouse, open the terminal and type
  
 <code>sed -i 's/-shadow -mouse/-shadow -2button -mouse/' ~/.xsession</code> <code>sed -i 's/-shadow -mouse/-shadow -2button -mouse/' ~/.xsession</code>
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 You may also, move Xorg to another directory, restart the computer, run Xvesa setup, put Xorg back, and restart the computer again. You may also, move Xorg to another directory, restart the computer, run Xvesa setup, put Xorg back, and restart the computer again.
  
-Another option is to start Tiny Core with the boot options "base norestore," and run Xvesa setup. If you don't have persistent home, you need to ensure /home/tc/.xsession is saved. You may need to, for example, save .xsession to sda1, then after restarting the computer normally, copy and paste it to /home/tc. Then backup and restart the computer again for this to take effect.+Another option is to start Tinycore with the boot options "base norestore," and run Xvesa setup. If you don't have persistent home, you need to ensure /home/tc/.xsession is saved. You may need to, for example, save .xsession to sda1, then after restarting the computer normally, copy and paste it to /home/tc. Then backup and restart the computer again for this to take effect.
  
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