CB.COM is a tiny (175 bytes) utility that grabs the contents of the
system manager clipboard and writes it to the display (actually, to
the standard output. It can be used to access the clipboard from DOS.
To start it, just type "CB" at the DOS prompt. If you want to write
the clipboard contents to a file, e.g. to "CLIP.DAT", just type
"CB >CLIP.DAT".

There is one limitation: At most 8192 bytes are written out, if the
clipboard contents is larger, the rest is ignored.

CB.ASM and CB.COM is actually a by-product of another project where I needed
to have clipboard access from a program written in assembler. Many
thanks to the PAL team (Gilles Kohl, Harry Konstas, Ron Crain and others)
who provided the required information for writing that code.

CB is freeware. Use and modify it as you like.

Andreas Garzotto, February 1995
