HP Xw460c Remote Graphics Software 5.3.0 User Guide - Page 42
Remote Clipboard overview, Local Computer
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2-18 Remote Clipboard overview Remote Clipboard was originally supported with RGS 5.1.3, enabling the user to cut or copy data between a window on the Local Computer (the Local Window) and a Remote Display Window (provided that both the Remote and Local Computers are running Windows, and the applications being used support cut and paste, and copy and paste. Beginning with RGS 5.3.0, Remote Clipboard cut and paste of ANSI text data is supported between Microsoft Windows Receiver systems and Linux Sender systems. NOTE: For simplicity, the phrase "cut and paste" is used subsequently to refer to both cut and paste as well as copy and paste. At RGS 5.2, support was added for cut and paste between two Remote Display Windows (see Figure 2-25). Figure 2-25 Remote Clipboard operation Remote Display Window #1 Local Window Remote Computer #1 1 2 Remote Display Window #2 Remote Computer #2 Cut and paste are supported in the following scenarios. Local Computer Between a Local Window and a Remote Display Window (in both directions)-The Remote Computer may be running Windows or Linux. The Local Computer must be running Windows. Between two Remote Display Windows (in both directions)-In this case, the Local Computer can be running either Windows or Linux; the Remote Computers may be running Windows or Linux. IMPORTANT: Not all data formats can be transferred using cut and paste between Windows applications. See Section 6-6, "Remote Clipboard operation," for detailed information on the supported formats. RGS overview 42