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wxcopy(1x)					       wxcopy(1x)

NAME
       wxcopy - copy stdin or file into cutbuffer

SYNOPSIS
       wxcopy [options] [filename]

DESCRIPTION
       wxcopy  copies stdin or filename into the cutbuffer. If no
       cutbuffer is specified, the data will be copied into  cut-
       buffer 0 and the other cutbuffers will be rotated, if pre-
       sent.  If a cutbuffer is specified,  the	 data  is  copied
       into  that  cutbuffer,  and no rotation of buffers is per-
       formed.

OPTIONS
       -cutbuffer number
	      Specifies the number of the cutbuffer to copy  data
	      to.

       -display display-name
	      The  data	 will  be copied in the cutbuffers of the
	      specified display/screen.

       -nolimit
	      Makes the normal 64kb limit check not  to	 be  per-
	      formed,  making the buffer attempt to grow to what-
	      ever size is required.

       -clearselection
	      Clears the PRIMARY selection owner. In practice  it
	      means  that when you try to paste the data with the
	      middle mouse button (for example) it will paste the
	      data  from  cut buffer 0, instead of any eventually
	      existing mouse selection.

SEE ALSO
       wxpaste(1x), wmaker(1x)

AUTHOR
       This man	 page  was  written  by	 Marcelo  Magallon  <mma-
       gallo@debian.org>.

       Window Maker was written by Alfredo K. Kojima <kojima@win-
       dowmaker.org>.

       Binary data  compatibility  and	-nolimit  stuff	 by  Luke
       Kendall <luke@research.canon.com.au>.

			  September 1998	       wxcopy(1x)

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