HS ClipText 1.3

ClipText is a command line program that copies plain text from a file to the Clipboard or from the Clipboard to a file ClipText is a command line program that copies plain text from a file to the Clipboard or from the Clipboard to a file.
Examples:
- ClipText to "My File.ext"
- ClipText from %temp%my.txt
Syntax:
- ClipText from file.ext [/OEM] [/append]
- ClipText to file.ext [/OEM] [/append]
Case ignored for keywords and options. Option /DOS is same as /OEM.
Command arguments must be separated by blank space(s) - no commas!
File.ext with optional path. Use quote marks if necessary.
In case a DOS text file is read or written, option /DOS ensures that extended ASCII characters are handled properly.
Text can be appended to the Clipboard or to the file with the /append option.
Getting text from source file:
The source file must be a plain text file. Other formats will produce
trash in the clipboard.
Use Option /OEM if the source file is a DOS text that may contain
extended ASCII characters.
Option /append will append the text to the current clipboard contents
(assuming this is plain text).
Write text to target file:
The target file will be overwritten if it exists, unless option /append
is used. If the target file does not exist, it will be created.
In case the clipboard does not contain any plain text, nothing will be written.
If the text is to be written as DOS text, use option /OEM.
Notes:
The /OEM flag indicates or determines a property of the text in the file,
not an (immediate) conversion instruction. The conversions are done by
Windows when necessary.