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xx How do you copy the text from PRINT statements ?
« Thread started on: Apr 1st, 2016, 09:05am »

Hello, there. Whilst I am not exactly a computer guru I have been programming in BBC BASIC since about 1983 !
About 3 or 4 years ago I was forced to use Windows more and more and, although I have VirtualAcorn, it seemed useful if there
were a BASIC available on Windows. Hence my discovery of BB4W.

Now for my problem.
I am writing a program to do with home electricity generation from PV v. electricity consumption.
The whole input and output is in the form of text and numbers. But I have not found a way to copy the output of PRINT statements to a text file. I could do it in RISCOS, but really want to solve this problem.
1. In the BB4W window, with a program listing, I click on Run.
2. Another (untitled) window with filetype icon opens with the output of the PRINT statements.
3. But this (untitled) window seems to be "inert". I cannot select and copy the displayed text, and clicking on the filetype icon shows nothing like "Save".

Please, has anyone a solution ? I am sure that there is one, because it seems to be such an obvious need.

In RISCOS you can simply save the Task Window.
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