I am having the same problem. For example, I have a premade text file with what I want the post to say, aleady all typed up. If I highlight and CTRL C to copy the text to the clipboard of my computer and go CTRL V to paste it, it should put that text in the space where I had my cursor - such as in the pop up box in the scheduler where you put your post text. But CTRL V does not work. I have tried copying from other files, other posts, other text from online. CTRL V does not function inside the scheduler. This is a big bummer, because it means I have to retype everything I have pre-prepared for scheduled content. It also means I can't copy and paste to reuse content from somewhere else (like from a blog post) or an older tweet or post from prior years.
Sorry to hear about your difficulties. Does clicking into the scheduler before attempting to paste make any difference? What browser and version are you using? Does the same thing occur from different browsers? Had it worked previously?
Clicking into the scheduler first does not make a difference. The cursor is active in the "add your caption here" area. I am using Firefox. I will try using Google Chrome to see if that makes a difference. I had never tried it previously so I don't know if this a new issue, or something that was an issue all along but I hadn't tried to know it. I am fairly new to using the scheduler (start of this year). I am on a PC with Windows 11.
Interesting, it appears to be a Firefox issue. Switching to Google Chrome worked - pasted no problems with that browser. Thank you so much for that suggestion. I would have never thought to switch browsers.
I just tested it in Firefox and it does appear to work now. Thanks for the update! Firefox is my preferred browser so this helps me not have to open another window when I want to schedule a post. I appreciate all that Adobe does to create these tools!
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