Directory to Process
This is the DOS directory holding the files that you would like to
process. Only the files that are in this directory will be described,
or moved as you request.
Export to File Listing
  This is the text file that you would like to place your found descriptions  
  in, if no re-direction key words are found (and therefore files are moved
  to other directories), or if you have the "Smart" file re-direction turned  
  off.
Text File(s) to Search
This is the text file or mask for the text files that will be searched
for descriptions. To specify a single file, include the complete path
and filename. To specify a number of files, include the complete path
and a mask
 for example, C:\TEXT\*.TXT will search all files in the
\TEXT directory with the extension .TXT. If the program does not seem
to be checking files, check the path and filename for accuracy. If you
do not wish to search file lists (I.E.: You want either the FILE_ID.DIZ
or nothing at all), it is still advisable to specify a filename here,
and create an empty file.
Smart Key Word Re-direction
One of the major functions of this program is to sort files into
different directories by detecting certain user-specified "key words"
in the descriptions (from FILE_ID.DIZs or text listings). However,
you can switch off this feature, and merely place all the descriptions
in the default directory, without moving any files.
 !ReCheck Files
Normally, once a file description has been placed in the main listing
(used for files that have no redirection key words, and haven't been
moved), it isn't desirable to search a second time through the archive
and file listings for a description. If it is desired, this switch can
be set to ON or YES, and they will be. Note: the existing entry will
*not* be removed from the listing.
Filter Characters
  All characters with an ASCII value less than 31 or greater than 128 will
  be removed. In order for other filtering to occur (I.E. User Specified),
  this switch must be ON.
Retain Beta Character
The Beta (
) character is a common graphic character that you may wish to  
retain, while removing all others. Setting this switch to ON accomplishes  
that.
  Filter Phrases
Occasionally, there may be other repetitive phrases that you may want
to remove, besides the graphics characters. Enter them here
each phrases should be separated with the ~ character. For example,
~THE~END~ would remove all occurances of the word THE and the word
END. ~Uploaded By:~ would remove all occurances of the phrase UPLOADED
BY: while not removing the word UPLOADED by itself.
BETA    
DIRECTOR
EXPORT  
FILESPECE
FILTER  
GONE    
RECHECK 
SMART   ~