Copying Run Data to clipboard and snapshots

Hananiel Sarella <hananiel-/[email protected]> Wed, 30 Nov 2005 21:17:25 -0800 (PST)
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I am trying to implement - Copying Run Data  to clipboard and snapshots -=
 from the v 1.0 list. I would like to know what format to copy it to. I a=
ssume we are going to paste it into something. So what is it that we are =
going to paste to? Right now I have a text file, but obviously im missing=
 something here.=20
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  I dont understand if a snapshot is run data from a particular session s=
erialized to disk or the ability to view current data at any given point =
in the time while the application is running.=20
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  Thanks,
  Hananiel=20

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<div>I am trying to implement - Copying Run Data&nbsp; to clipboard and s=
napshots - from the v 1.0 list. I would like to know what format to copy =
it to. I assume we are going to paste it into something. So what is it th=
at we are going to paste to? Right now I have a text file, but obviously =
im missing something here. </div>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>I&nbsp;dont un=
derstand if a snapshot is&nbsp;run data from a particular session seriali=
zed to disk or the ability to view current data at any given point in the=
 time while the application is running. </div>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>T=
hanks,</div>  <div>Hananiel&nbsp;</div><p>
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