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Posted by Nathan on January 3, 2000 at 13:1:18:

I wonder if there is any where that has a list of javascript commands which perform "non-webpage" things, such as going back. I know that is history.back(), but it was just an example. What I'd really like to have is something that would act the same as Copy. Or better yet, some script that would copy the value of a form textbox to the user's clipboard so they can paste it to where ever. Thanks

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