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rahul.seksaria
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| Is anyone know how we can use any TSO command to copy the required lines only from mainframes to Word Document. |
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expat
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| As TSO is a mainframe component, how do you expect it to do some process on the mainframe and then continue that process on a PC document ? |
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Kjeld
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Are you running Microsoft Office for z/OS? 
No, you can't use TSO commands for copy/paste, but if you are running a decent 327x terminal emulation program, you can mark the block of characters to copy from the screen, press Ctrl+C and then at the desired insertion point in your Word document, press Ctrl+V. Just as you would do with any other Windows program. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| rahul.seksaria wrote: |
| Is anyone know how we can use any TSO command to copy the required lines only from mainframes to Word Document. |
You said "only from mainframes" - does that mean, you have used "ctrl+c" multiple times and now there should be some mechanism to make the "system" understand, what on "clip-board" in the process of multiple "ctrl+c", comes from Mainframes screens?
You're over-expecting or, probably, things are not getting communicated well  |
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Use Net
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> Is anyone know how we can use any TSO command to copy the required lines
> only from mainframes to Word Document.
You can not do that with TSO, but you can in ISPF if you also use ISPF-CS - look here: gsf-soft.com/Documents/ISPF-CS.shtml#freeware
When you EDIT or VIEW a file (or PDS member) you can use the ROUTE command to send the "required lines" to a file on your PC which you can then EDIT with any word processor. Again, for this to work, your ISPF environment must be connected to your PC using ISPF-CS which is described here: gsf-soft.com/Documents/ISPF-CS.shtml |
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mmwife
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Hi Anuj,
I think he meant "required lines only". |
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Akatsukami
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| Kjeld wrote: |
| Are you running Microsoft Office for z/OS? |
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Kjeld
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No, I wrote:
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| Are you running Microsoft Office for z/OS? |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Looks like OP is on long vacation and we're just wasting our time... |
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Akatsukami
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| Kjeld wrote: |
No, I wrote:
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| Are you running Microsoft Office for z/OS? |
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The mere thought of such a thing was sufficient to unman me. |
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Craq Giegerich
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| Anuj Dhawan wrote: |
| Looks like OP is on long vacation and we're just wasting our time... |
No he called MS support and they put him hold while they are trying to figure out his question. If he was on vacation we might hear from him again, on MS hold he is gone for ever. |
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Kjeld
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Or he has puzzled half a dozen MS Office forums with same question  |
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