OS/2 developer Don Hawkinson just updates his Command Line Clipboard Access (CCA), a fundamental tool for experienced OS/2 users. One of the principal problems of OS/2 is the clipboard access and this soft from Don Hawkinson solve it definitely. Don uploaded the new release to Hobbes, where you can get it. CCA is a shareware and the registration costs $12 USD.

Archive Filename: cca_112.zip  62658 bytes
 Available from: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu
in pub/os2/util/clipbrd
or pub/incoming
    http://www.bmtmicro.com

The Command line Clipboard Access (CCA) programs are a set of
shareware programs that allow the OS/2 user to access the OS/2
clipboard from the command line in a full screen or windowed
OS/2 session.

These programs do not make any changes to the OS/2 INI files or
create any additional files on your hard drives.  To install them,
just copy the two executable files to a directory in your OS/2
search path.

The shareware version of these programs are fully functional, but
they add an identification line to the clipboard text.

Registation of Command line Clipboard Access is $12 (US).

CCA is available from BMT Micro at http://www.bmtmicro.com or
directly from the author via PayPal.


New in Command line Clipboard Access 1.12

An optional version of ToClip (toclip2.exe) has been added
to the distribution.

The line buffer in toclip.exe has been increased to 20477
characters. This should handle most long lines.


New in Command line Clipboard Access 1.1

The functions of PMClip2.exe and Fclip2.exe have been
combined into one program that is also called Fclip2.exe.

This should improve performance when getting data from the
OS/2 clipboard.

CONTACT AUTHOR
Don Hawkinson , author of CCA, DH-Grep-PM,
PMStripper, Pastry Box, and DH_ClipSave/2
http://www2.southwind.net/~dwhawk
dwhawk@southwind.net

@Macarlo, Inc.
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