When you click the Get New Cities button, Town Chooser 2.0 automatically puts the three names in the Windows clipboard. The clipboard is available from any application running in Windows so change to your program where your script is being written.

Once the names of the three towns are in the clipboard, all you have to do is find the place in the script where you want the three towns, place your mouse cursor there, and paste the three names into the script.

Pasting can be done a variety of ways. In fact, there's at least three different ways to do it.

1. Many producers don't like to lift their hands from the keyboard while they're typing so the keyboard control key shortcut is one of the favorite pasting methods out there. All you have to do is press the control key and the letter V at the same time and whatever is in your clipboard will be pasted at the location of your cursor.
2. One of my favorite, if you're using the mouse, is to use the right click button. Right clicking brings down a menu of options that are available in the application you're currently working in. Paste is one of these. Place your mouse cursor where you want the three towns to be located in your script and right click. Pick the Paste option from the drop down menu and left click. The three towns are now placed in your script at the location you're selected.
3. Finally, look on the toolbar of your application you're using to write the script. There should be something that looks somewhat like a clipboard. That's probably your paste button. Just place your mouse cursor at the location you want the three towns located at and click the left mouse button on the application's paste button. The three towns are placed where you wanted them.

See . . . I told you it was simple.