Copyright: Montreal Business Software 1997 (C)


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Clipboard Switcher version 1.1

By Montreal Business Software

Version 1.1 is the shareware version of the program. It is shareware so you may distribute it freely.

You can purchase a registered version by visiting our web site at www.injurytracker.com\clipboardswitcher, or by sending $20 U.S. funds (in the form of cash, cheque, or money order) to:

Montreal Business Software

6100 Cote des Neiges, Suite 210

Montreal, Quebec

H3S 1Z7   Canada

along with your name and address.  We will mail you a registered version of Clipboard Switcher on a 1.44 diskette.  If you would prefer us to e-mail the registered version to you, then please include your e-mail address.

By registering this program, you will be lending your support to the developers of this software. Your contributions will help us to produce other productive shareware software tools.

The registered version entitles you to a free upgrade to version 2.0, which will include:

•	A built-in Quick Clipboard Viewer

•	Support for additional types of clipboard contents

The unregistered version supports only text and bitmaps.

And of course, the registered version won't pester you to register the program.

If you have any comments, suggestions, or questions, please drop us a line at clipswitch@injurytracker.com

Note: you are NOT permitted to distribute the registered version of the program. The registered version is licensed for your personal use only.  In other words, the registered version is NOT shareware.

Visit our web sites: www.injurytracker.com and www.injurytracker.com\clipboardswitcher

<Notes and Shortcuts>

This help file was created with HelpScribble.


Shortcuts
Notes:

WARNING: You must load Clipboard Switcher BEFORE loading Clipboard Viewer or ClipBook Viewer, if you wish to use these programs simultaneously.

You can use the following shortcuts:

Ctrl-0...Ctrl-9	Switch to Clipboard number 0..9

Alt-Shift-M	Show the Clipboard Switcher dialog.

This help file was created with HelpScribble.


HelpScribble

HelpScribble is a help authoring tool written by Jan Goyvaerts. This help file was created with the unregistered version of HelpScribble, which is why you can read this ad. Once the author of this help file is so honest to register the shareware he uses, you will not see this ad again in his help files.

Recompiling the help project with the registered version is all it takes to get rid of this ad.

HelpScribble is a stand-alone help authoring tool. It does not require an expensive word processor. (Only a help compiler as Microsoft likes keeping the .hlp format secret. Not my fault.)

Here are some of HelpScribble's features:

•	The Setup program will properly install and uninstall HelpScribble and all of its components, including registry keys.

•	Create, edit and navigate through topics right in the main window. No need to mess with heaps of dialog boxes.

•	All topics are listed in a grid in the main window so you won't lose track in big help projects. You can even set bookmarks.

•	Use the built-in Browse Sequence Editor to easily create browse sequences.

•	Use the built-in Window Editor to change the look of your help window and create secondary windows.

•	Use the built-in Contents Editor to create Windows 95-style contents files. Works a lot better than Microsoft's HCW.

•	No need to mess with Microsoft's SHED: use the built-in SHG Editor to create hotspot bitmaps. Draw your hotspots on the bitmap and pick the topic to link to from the list.

•	With the built-in Macro Editor you can easily compose WinHelp macros whenever needed. It will tell you what the correct parameters are and provide information on them.

•	If you have a problem, just consult the online help. The help file was completely created with HelpScribble, of course.

•	HelpScribble is shareware. However, the unregistered version is not crippled in any way. It will only add a small note to your help topics to encourage you to be honest and to register the shareware you use.

These options are very interesting for Delphi developers:

•	If you are a component writer, use the Delphi Parser to build an outline help file for your component. Just fill in the spaces and you are done. HelpScribble can also extract the comments from your source file and use them as the default descriptions.

•	If you are an application writer, HelpScribble provides you with a property editor for the HelpContext property. You can select the topic you need from a list of topic titles or simply instruct to create a new topic. No need to remember obscure numbers.

•	The property editor also provides a tree view of all the components on your form and their HelpContext properties. This works very intuitively. (Much nicer than those help tools that simply mess with your .dfm files.)

•	HelpScribble can perform syntax highlighting on any Delphi source code in your help file.

HelpScribble is shareware, so feel free to grab your copy today from my web site at http://www.tornado.be/~johnfg/