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I would like to copy from a local machine and paste into vim on a remote box which I am SSH'd into.

That's it.

I have tried "+p and "*p, mouse middle-clicking, and a couple other things to no avail :(

Also acceptable (though less convenient) is to just skip vim and pipe clipboard into file.

(sorry for My problem was that I am using PuttyTray and not Putty, when I tried to do the noobishness of this question)same thing in Putty it worked -- I didn't think there would be a problem with that.

I would like to copy from a local machine and paste into vim on a remote box which I am SSH'd into.

That's it.

I have tried "+p and "*p, mouse middle-clicking, and a couple other things to no avail :(

Also acceptable (though less convenient) is to just skip vim and pipe clipboard into file.

(sorry for the noobishness of this question)

I would like to copy from a local machine and paste into vim on a remote box which I am SSH'd into.

That's it.

I have tried "+p and "*p, mouse middle-clicking, and a couple other things to no avail :(

Also acceptable (though less convenient) is to just skip vim and pipe clipboard into file.

My problem was that I am using PuttyTray and not Putty, when I tried to do the same thing in Putty it worked -- I didn't think there would be a problem with that.

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I would like to copy from a local machine and paste into vim on a remote box which I am SSH'd into.

That's it.

I have tried "+p and "*p, mouse middle-clicking, and a couple other things to no avail :(

Also acceptable (though less convenient) is to just skip vim and pipe clipboard into file.

(sorry for the noobishness of this question)

I would like to copy from a local machine and paste into vim on a remote box which I am SSH'd into.

That's it.

I have tried "+p and "*p, mouse middle-clicking, and a couple other things to no avail :(

(sorry for the noobishness of this question)

I would like to copy from a local machine and paste into vim on a remote box which I am SSH'd into.

That's it.

I have tried "+p and "*p, mouse middle-clicking, and a couple other things to no avail :(

Also acceptable (though less convenient) is to just skip vim and pipe clipboard into file.

(sorry for the noobishness of this question)

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Copy/paste into SSH'd VIM from local (Windows) clipboard

I would like to copy from a local machine and paste into vim on a remote box which I am SSH'd into.

That's it.

I have tried "+p and "*p, mouse middle-clicking, and a couple other things to no avail :(

(sorry for the noobishness of this question)