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xcut(8)								       xcut(8)

NAME
       xcut - Manipulate X cut buffers from command line

SYNOPSIS
       xcut [-display displayname] [-p]

DESCRIPTION
       This is the manual page for xcut version 0.2.

       Xcut  takes  the contents of standard input and store it into the X cut
       and paste buffer.  The data is then available for pasting into applica‐
       tions which support cut and paste operations.

       I  was initially looking for something that would generate canned shell
       commands and stick them in the X cut buffer so all the user  needed  to
       do  was	do  hit	 the  middle mouse button in an xterm and the commands
       would be executed. The original idea was to stick a short shell	script
       to  insert  a  MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE entry in the .Xauthority file, but I´ve
       found xcut useful for other things such as pasting the output of	 shell
       commands into mail messages and so forth.

OPTIONS
       -display
	      Connect to the specified X host, display number and screen.

       -p     Paste contents of X cut buffer to standard output.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
       The  DISPLAY environment variable is used for the name of the X display
       to connect to if the -display command line option is not present.

SEE ALSO
       X(1)

AUTHOR
       Tim Potter, <tpot@acsys.anu.edu.au>

xcut				  21 Sep 1999			       xcut(8)
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