NEW:

CUT can now be easily run from a batch file (very handy for SysOps wanting
to run CUT during nightly maintenance).
Just add /f or /F as the first argument after the CUT command to force
CUT to run without asking you to verify the parameters!

Example:
CUT /F PROGRAM.EXE 200

This will cause CUT to run without asking if PROGRAM.EXE is the file you want
to CUT, or if 200Kb is the size you intended.

Also, I have cut the Nag time down to 5 seconds.  This is really the only
thing wrong with the Unregistered version, besides the program saying that it
is Unregistered, of course!  This program is free to use as often and as long
as you like.  But I ask that you think about the work that went into writing 
this program and consider registering.  After all, it is only $5.00.



The following info also applies through version 0.90.  Please read 
this info so you will be prepared in case you get a file CUT with
version 0.01.

IMPORTANT!!!!

CUT&PASTE version 0.50 made a major change in the naming conventions
of CUT files.  The following example will allow you to determine if
the CUT files are from version 0.01.

Original file : PROGRAM.EXE

Cut into 5 chunks:
PROG1.CUT
PROG2.CUT
PROG3.CUT
PROG4.CUT
PROG5.CUT
PROG.CTL  > PASTE control file.

The above example is from version 0.01.  CUTCONV.EXE will do the following:

PROG1.CUT >> PROG-0.CUT
PROG2.CUT >> PROG-1.CUT
PROG3.CUT >> PROG-2.CUT
PROG4.CUT >> PROG-3.CUT
PROG5.CUT >> PROG-4.CUT
PROG.CTL remains the same.

The format for CUTCONV.EXE in the above example is:
CUTCONV.EXE PROG

This is basically the same format for PASTE.EXE.

End of file UPDATE.TXT.