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METZ Clipboard to Disk Application February 24, 1991
METZ Software Support (206)-641-4525
P.O. Box 6042 Sales 1-800-447-1712
Bellevue, Wa., 98008-0042, U.S.A. International (206) 641-4525
Fax (206) 644-6026
GEnie: A.METZ Compuserve: [73567,1637]
Overview
METZ Clp2Disk is a utility which will copy a bitmap from the
clipboard to a file. The bitmap saved by Clp2Disk can be used
with a METZ Software application screen saver.
Using Clp2Disk
If you wish to create your own custom bitmap for use with the
Screen Blanking option available in a METZ Software product
please follow these steps:
1. Using a graphics application such as Microsoft PaintBrush,
create an image.
2. Cut or Copy the image to the clipboard.
3. Run Clp2Disk. If the clipboard contains a bitmap, Clp2Disk
will display it on the screen.
4. Select Save As to place the bitmap in a file.
5. The file you saved can now be used with the METZ Software
product.
Non-registered users
This product is provided at no charge to METZ Software users to
support the METZ Software products. Use for any other purpose requires
payment of a registration fee. Please contact METZ Software for more
information.
Release Notes
Your comments and suggestions are always welcome, and help make
this application a better product.
Information in this document is subject to change without notice
and does not represent any commitment on the part of METZ Software. No
warranties of any kind are associated with this product.
Thank you for your support.
------------ METZ Clipboard to Disk version history ------------------
Version 1.21
* Maintenance release, no major changes.
Version 1.2
* An Open option option has been added to the File menu. If the
bitmap you open was created under a different display resolution
than the one you are currently using, the bitmap will not be
legible. The bitmaps saved by Clp2Disk are not device independent,
so a bitmap created on an EGA screen will not appear correctly
under VGA, and vice versa.
* A problem with the save as option has been fixed.
Version 1.11
* An empty clipboard option has been added to the File menu.
Version 1.0 - released 8/90