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<title>NetClip: Remote Clipboard Viewer</title>
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<h1>NetClip: Remote Clipboard Viewer For Windows NT 4.0</h1>
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<li>Do you have more than one computer? </li>
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<li>Have you ever had to "cut & paste" (Rich Text!) from one machine to another?</li>
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<li>Have you ever tried to use "Clipbook Viewer"? And wondered why we even bother shipping it?</li>
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<p>If you can say Yes to any of the above, you'll dig NetClip. With NetClip, you can not only view the contents of your other machines' clipboards,
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but you can Drag & Drop (or Cut & Paste) any data, in any format, to and from the other machine.</p>
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<p>NetClip uses the Microsoft Component Object Model (COM) to share the clipboard between the two machines. It fully supports Rich Text as
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well as any custom data format supported by your applications.</p>
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<p>To install, simply right click on NETCLIP.INF and choose "Install" from the menu.</p>
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<p>To use, simply run NETCLIP.EXE on any of your machines. When it starts you'll be viewing your local clipboard. To connect to another
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machine, use the "Connect" toolbar button to enter the machine name. You can enter a NetBIOS name (e.g. "mymachine") or a DNS name
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("mymachine.foo.com") or even an IP address. The disconnect button does what you'd think.</p>
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<p>You can also pass a machine name on the command line, allowing you to put a shortcut on your desktop for each of your machines. (Future
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versions will have real shell extension support).</p>
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<p>NetClip works great on Windows 95 as a local clipboard viewer. It requires Windows NT 4.0 to be able to view and modify the clipboard on
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another machine (at least until distributed COM is available on Windows 95 in late 1996).</p>
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<p>Bugs, suggestions, or comments to <a href="mailto:ntrk@microsoft.com">ntrk@microsoft.com</a>.</p>
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