Clipper is tool to extend and expand the Windows clipboard. Clipper provides a seemless, intuitive interface that keeps track of past text clipboard entries in a searchable history queue of up to 250 items. Clipper also incorporates hot keys to quickly paste the last 10 clips and to interact with the Clipper user interface. History of clipped text (up to 250 entries) stored in a first-in-last-out queue. Hot Keys to quickly put any of the last 10 clips into the clipboard for pasting. Editor to change the current clipboard or history items Hot Keys can be locked to permanently store text such as passwords.

Javascript Clipper The Javascript Clipper library performs clipping. 25 programs for 'clipper 5'. Clipper is a tool for Windows, written in Visual Basic.

Automatically starts up when logged in. You wont notice Clipper until you need it as it runs silently in the system tray with minimal CPU usage.

Clipper 5.3 introduces the native Clipper mouse & GUI programming with the use of Lightlib as a alternative terminal driver. Unfortunately, 5.3 was found to be buggy and with inadequate documentation as to the usage of the mouse & GUI programming. While CA- Clipper 5.3a has mainly been created as a maintenance release, there are a few enhancements in the product that we hope you will find useful. These enhancements include new macros in the source code editor (please see the 'CA- Clipper Workbench Source Code Editor Macros' chapter of this document) and a new sample application named GDBU. GDBU is a graphics version of CA- Clipper's DBU.

This sample application has been written entirely in CA- Clipper 5.3 and demonstrates the many uses of graphics mode. The source code to this sample application has been included in the CLIP53 SOURCE SAMPLE GDBU directory. Feel free to change this source code as you wish so that you can experiment with the many features that graphics mode has to offer in CA- Clipper. This will allow the executable to use sufficient memory throughout the duration of the application. ___________________________________________________________________________________ CA- Clipper Release Notes Version 5.3b Intl May 1997 ___________________________________________________________________________________ CONTENTS ======== 1. Installation Instructions 2. What's Fixed in CA- Clipper 5.3b 3.

Other CA- Clipper 5.3 Patches 4. CA- Clipper File Descriptions 5.

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Miscellaneous 1. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ============================ There are several important pieces of information that you must be aware of before installing CA- Clipper 5.3b. * Please backup your existing CA- Clipper 5.3a files and directory structure before running this installation. * You must install on top of CA- Clipper version 5.3a. This installation will not work properly if you attempt to install over any CA- Clipper version other than 5.3a. * CA- Clipper 5.3b can be installed only from DOS. * You must have 8MB free on the hard disk where CA- Clipper 5.3a is installed.

You must place the files 53A_BI.RTP and PATCH.EXE in the root of the directory where CA- Clipper 5.3a is installed. From the DOS prompt, execute the following: PATCH /S 53A_BI.RTP > PATCH.LOG After the patch process has completed, please examine the PATCH.LOG file in the root of your CA- Clipper 5.3b directory to view the results of the patch.

WHAT'S FIXED IN CA- CLIPPER 5.3b ================================== Below is a list of fixes for CA- Clipper version 5.3b. Category Description of Fixed Problem -------- ---------------------------- Append APPEND FROM.DELIMITED. If text file record(s) are offset by one or more spaces at their beginning, the first FIELD in the target database will no longer contain displaced data. Blob No longer receive an unresolved external or multiple definition error using DBFBLOB.LIB. DOS Debugger Protected Mode Debugger LOCAL variable values are no longer affected by the presence of a file-wide STATIC. Error System DOS error 5 no longer occurs before NETERR() when the opening of a exclusive database fails.