LANClip is a small utility that lets you share one global clipboard between
your networked Amigas (or AmigaOS clones), and Windows boxes.

Data copied to the clipboard on one Amiga is immediately available to paste
on other machines.

Features:
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· Transparency. Cut and paste over the network as easily as between apps on
  the same computer.

· Serverless and stateless protocol. Once LANClip is set up on your LAN,
  you can turn off or on any of your computers without it causing LANClip
  a problem.

· Pastes ALL kinds of clipboard data. You can write a Personal Paint brush
  to the clipboard on one Amiga, and paste it into iconedit on another.

  NOTE: The windows client currently only supports text.


Tested on the following LANs:
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LAN 1:

  Amiga 4000, Mediator 4000, Realtek 8139 PCI NIC, MiamiDx
  Amiga 1500, AmigaNET 1.1 Zorro II NIC, MiamiDx
  Celeron 400, Windows 98, Windows LANClip client

LAN 2:

  Amiga 4000, Genesis
  Amiga 1200, Genesis
  Pegasos, Genesis

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                 2073    2206  94.0% -lh5- 49fc Sep 27  2003 LANClip.info
[generic]                 8486   14860  57.1% -lh5- 89fc Sep 27  2003 LANClip/lanclip
[generic]                 3313    7830  42.3% -lh5- 7e6f Sep 27  2003 LANClip/lanclip.guide
[generic]                 2157    2553  84.5% -lh5- 39ae Sep 27  2003 LANClip/lanclip.guide.info
[generic]                  694    1313  52.9% -lh5- f3b2 Sep 27  2003 LANClip/lanclip.readme
[generic]                 8355   14756  56.6% -lh5- ccbb Sep 27  2003 LANClip/lanclip_prefs
[generic]                 1937    2063  93.9% -lh5- 9bd2 Sep 27  2003 LANClip/lanclip_prefs.info
[generic]                 1295    2052  63.1% -lh5- a410 Sep 27  2003 LANClip/osd
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         8 files   28310   47633  59.4%            Sep 28  2003