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Gus Perez on C#, .NET Development and Software Testing
ezClip v1.02

Back in the 7.0 days I wrote a little tool called ezClip.  It's sole purpose was to allow me to copy/paste files from one command prompt window to another.  Our test tree can get pretty deep directory-wise and having to provide full paths to 'copy' was a pain and instead I often ended up starting up two explorers, one from each window, and then copying via the GUI.  This tool made this process much more painless. 

Anyway, today I was using it at work and found a bug.  I dug up the source, upgraded it from the 7.0 project format :), and fixed the bug.  I figured I'd post it here in case anyone else has a use for it. 

You can find the executable and source here.

Posted: Monday, March 08, 2004 11:13 PM by GusPerez

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Code/Tea/Etc... said:

# March 9, 2004 2:47 AM

Code/Tea/Etc... said:

# March 9, 2004 2:48 AM

Primordial Ooze said:

I’m one of those programmers that tries to use the keyboard and mouse equally. I do this mainly because I hate to clutter my desktop, Quick Launch bar and Start menu with a zillion icons. I tend to write a lot of batch files. I have a directory called C:\utils, which has interesting binaries I’ve collected over the years. I also have a C:\utils\bat directory with abotu 150 batch files I’ve written over the years. Some of the common batch files are: n —Starts my default text editor eb —edits a batch file in C:\utils\bat, without having to specify the...
# March 10, 2004 11:12 PM

Code/Tea/Etc. said:

# August 25, 2004 6:17 AM
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