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[Issue 121084] Paste from clipboard done twice

https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=121084

farmerj2013@my.fit.edu changed:

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--- Comment #6 from farmerj2013@my.fit.edu ---
I tested this bug on Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1 build number 1130. I
also tested this bug using OpenOffice 4.0.1 and 4.2.0. I was able to replicate
this bug on both versions, but under one condition not specified by the
original poster. I had to select the text to be replaced using multiselection
(hold CTRL while clicking on text to be replaced). The steps I followed to
replicate the bug are as follows:

1. Open blank OpenOffice Writer document
2. Type two words, separated by a space ("Blah Blah")
3. Highlight Blah, and copy to clipboard (Press CTRL+C)
4. Multi-select both "Blah"'s (click on them while holding CTRL)
5. Paste Blah from clipboard (Press CTRL+V)
You will notice either "BlahBlah Blah" or "Blah BlahBlah", the second Blah will
be appended to whichever "Blah" you selected last. 

The only way I could get this bug to work was following the steps above,
otherwise it would just copy and paste once. For example if I:
1. Open blank OpenOffice Writer document
2. Create a line of text.
3. Copy the text to clipboard (CTRL+C)
4. Paste the text from clipboard (CTRL+V)
No matter where I paste the text, if I am not using multiselect than it only
pastes once.

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