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Use the Copy command to copy decode information onto the clipboard in tab-separated format.
What is copied to the clipboard depends upon what is selected. If one or more rows of data are selected, the clipboard receives one line of titles plus one line for each selected row. For example, if the following four rows were selected and copied to the clipboard:
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then the contents of the clipboard would be:
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Offset
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Hex
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ASCII
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Decode
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+34
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0208
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..
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Source port: RIP
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+36
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0208
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..
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Destination port: RIP
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+38
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0034
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.4
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UDP Length: 52
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+40
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0A2B
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.+
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UDP Checksum: 2603
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The most general form of row-based copying occurs when you do a Select All followed by a Copy. The entire packet decode is placed on the clipboard.
If exactly one column is selected, then FrameSeer copies information to the clipboard as follows:
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If either the Offset or the Decode column is selected, the contents of the column are copied, row by row, with a line separator (LF) between each row.
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If either the Hex or the ASCII column is selected, the contents of the column are copied without any separators. In this case, there is no title line.
If two or more columns are selected, decode data is copied to the clipboard, row by row.
Hint: Selecting the ASCII column can be used to retrieve entire URLs from HTTP requests.
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