How to make CTRL+C/CTRL+V in Mac OS X to look and behave like cmd+v/cmd+s?

System preferences — Keyboard — shortcuts
Press"+", "Program", select "All programs" in the "menu Title" enter "Copy" in the "shortcut key" — press Ctrl+C. similarly repeat for Ctrl+V.

1. Launch Automator
2. Create a new service
3. In the "Service receives" and choose "no input"
4. Add the action "Run Applescript"
5. In effect copy the following text (replacing what was there):
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tell application "System Events" to keystroke "c" using {command down}

6. Save the service with name "CtrlCopy"
7. Go to "System preferences — Keyboard — shortcuts", find the service that you created in the section "Service" — "General"
8. Assign Ctrl+C to service
9. These steps repeat for Ctrl+V (on a 5-step model "c" with "v")
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Voila :)

In the keyboard settings is the assignment of modifiers, and the default there
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swap Command and Control and you will be the analogy of Windows Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V

Learn MAC OC cut / paste similar to ctrl+x / ctrl+v in Windows to work with files and folders
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1.Install OnMyCommand from the site free.abracode.com/cmworkshop:
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unpack, mount find click — Install OnMyCommandCM
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2. Install OMCEdit (located in the distribution package) copying the file to Applications.
Launch OMCEdit, click on the Downloads icon Commands ( requires Internet connection ) and choose command 212 ,213. (all other teams will remain in cache and you can install them offline by clicking Cached Commands)
Close OMCEdit
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4. Install Shortcuts from the site free.abracode.com/cmworkshop.
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In the tab Setup ShortcutObserver run ( Run)
and add (Add) ShortcutObserver in login items.
CocaTextSelectionHelper while you can not install
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5. Do Log Out
Check in Finder in the context menu appeared Cut item(s)/Paste items(s)
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6. Run Shortcuts again
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In the tab Assign Hot Key in the File select Cut item(s) and assign it the key combination Shift+Apple+X
In the Folder section select the Paste items(s) and assign the Shift+Apple+V
I do not advise to assign Apple+X Apple+V to avoid conflicts.
Works both with single and with a group of files and folders.
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Rights-LJ — googled in 10 seconds.

BReal, thanks.
Kohl went so hot, please tell me how to handle copying text to the clipboard when you highlight it with the mouse (as in linux, or the Mac terminal).