CLIPBOARD TOOLS

These are some little tools to ease moving text strings around via the windows
clipboard.

 TXT2CLIP   = Select predefined string(s) and put in clipboard.
    This is handy for things like email addresses, web links, passwords
    and other things that you might not use enough to put in a "access list"
    in some other programs. TXT2CLIP will let you pick one of your predefined
    strings and easily paste it into various input prompts.
    I have a simple shortcut to this one on my desktop so I can very easily
    get at strings I commonly use.
    use 'DVM TXT2CLIP ?' for more information.

 CLIP2TXT   = Paste directly into a text file.
    Easily place text you have CUT/COPIED into a file where you can
    otherwise manipulate it.
    I have a desktop shortcut to CLIP2TXT.BAT which contains:
        C:\DVM\DVM CLIP2TXT R:\CB.TXT
    I can COPY a string from anywhere, then PASTE it into this, to easily use
    the text in various pre-windows programs I had written which don't accept
    "paste" directly, just by reading: R:\CB.TXT
    use 'DVM CLIP2TXT ?' for more information.

 CLIPLIST   = Fill in a named list with paste operations.
    I wrote this to make it much easier to save various direct links to files
    on my Google drive. To get these, you have to go through a "get link"
    process which involved several menus and clicks just to get the link
    (which is a "ramdon string", not apparently otherwise related to the file)
    into the clipboard. With CLIPLIST I was able to use a simple list of the
    files on my Google drive and a single PASTE operation to store each link
    under the right name as I retrieved them.
    use 'DVM CLIPLIST ?' for more information.

Note, since these are Windows utilities, they are .DVM programs which
run under my virtual machine. You can download DVM free from my site.

Dave Dunfield   -   https://dunfield.themindfactory.com
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