.\" This manual page, source code, and executable are
.\" copyright (c) 1997 by Kelvin Sherlock.
.\" All rights reserved

.TH SCRAPPY 1 "Commands and Applications" "27 November 1997" "Version 1.1"

.SH NAME
scrappy \- Manipulate the clipboard

.SH SYNOPSIS
.B scrappy
[\fI-V\fP \fI-h\fP \fI-c\fP \fI-p\fP \fI-z\fP]

.SH DESCRIPTION
.B scrappy
displays or sets the text in the clipboard.  The clipboard is generally
used to share and exchange information among desktop applications.
.B scrappy
provides a method of exchanging text information between \fBGNO/ME\fP and
desktop applications

.SH OPTIONS

.I -h
Show help information and exit
.sp 1
.I -V
Show version information and exit
.sp 1
.I -c
Copy stdin to the clipboard.
.sp 1
.I -p
Paste the clipboard to stdout.
.sp 1
.I -z
Zero (empty) the clipboard.
.sp 1
To copy the \fBedit\fP(1) (ORCA/editor) clipboard to the IIgs clipboard:
.sp 1
#!/bin/gsh
.sp 0
scrappy -c < /sys/systemp
.sp 1
To copy the IIgs clipboard to the \fBedit\fP(1) (ORCA/editor) clipboard:
.sp 1
#!/bin/gsh
.sp 0
rm -f /sys/systemp
.sp 0
scrappy -p > /sys/systemp



.SH "RETURN VALUES"

.B scrappy
returns 0 on success, and 1 in the event of a failure.

.SH HISTORY
Version 1.1 - November 27th, 1997
.sp 1
Version 1.0.1 - August 27th, 1997
.sp 1
Version 1.0 - May 20th, 1997

.SH AUTHOR
Kelvin W. Sherlock