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     \item[copy and paste] called secondary (or clipboard) selection. Some more modern programs use Ctrl-C/Ctrl-X and Ctrl-V for this (some use other keys or qualifiers, like Shift).
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-\subsection*{How it works:}%
+\subsection*{How Copy/Paste works:}%
 \label{sub:how_it_works}
 
 All of the methods use window \textit{properties} to attach data, called a selection, to a source window.  The program advertises the selection by using the X server.  The window property used determines which selection type is set/advertised by the new selection.