Clipboard to History Copywrite 2001 by Samuel Stearley
email: sstear70@calvin.edu
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INTRODUCTION:
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A useful feature of the graphing app is that you
can press diamond + negate and put the cursor
cordinates directly to history.  This program
lets the user to place other stuff to the history.

But it has to get that stuff from somewhere.
That somewhere is the clipboard.  It will first
evaluate the stuff in the clipboard and then it
will put that stuff to the history.





USAGE:
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Send ctoh to your calc and run it.  Once that is
done all you have to do is press alpha + home and
the stuff in the clipboard will be evaluated and
placed to the history.

On the 92+ press diamond+d to evaluate the stuff
in the clipboard and store it to the history.

To prevent graphical errors you may not use this
featurne from a dialog box that covers the home
application.





UNINSTALLATION:
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Use the included program uninevhk.  It was written
by Kevin Kofler and has it's own documentation and
liscence.





LEGAL:
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Clipboard to history may be distributed anyway possible without
  permission as long as no profit is made off of that
  distribution.  If profit is being made on such a distribution
  then my permission is needed.  This includes but is not limited
  to CDs, floppies, and downloads off of an internet or ftp site.
Do not separate the files in this zip archive or distribute a
  modified version of this zip archive.
I am not responsible for any crash, damage to calculator, or
  loss of data that might result from the use of clipboard to
  history.
The code is open source and if you borrow from it then give me
  some credit it your readme.





Thanks:
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Zeljko Juric for great documentation.

Kevin Kofler for setting the event hook standards and for the
uninstallation program.




History:
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r1	-First release.

r2	-Second release.
	-The key on the 92+ is now diamond + d.