HP Z620 HP Remote Graphics Software 5.4.7 - Page 167
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the clipboard data is transferred from the Remote Computer clipboard to the Local Computer clipboard, and then pasted into the Local Computer application. Figure 6-27 Transfer of data when a cut and paste is performed from a Remote Display Window to a Local Window The above demonstrates delayed rendering. Instead of transferring data from the Remote Computer to the Local Computer when the cut occurs, the data transfer is delayed until the paste occurs. This reduces network traffic by eliminating unnecessary data transfers. Doing a cut and paste in the other direction (from the Local Window to the Remote Display Windows) works in the same manner-the data that is cut is held in the clipboard on the Local Computer until the paste occurs on the Remote Computer, at which time the clipboard data is transferred to the Remote Computer. As we've seen, the terms "Remote Computer" and "Local Computer" have very specific meanings in the context of RGS. In the context of Remote Clipboard, however, we use terms that are centric to each computer involved in a Remote Clipboard operation. If a cut and paste is being performed from Computer A to Computer B, Computer A will refer to itself (for example, in the DEBUG LOG) as the local computer, while referring to Computer B as the remote computer. This is independent of which computer is the actual Local Computer or Remote Computer from an RGS connection perspective. Remote Clipboard operation 151