›            DIRECTORY MAKER           ›             by Ron Fetzer            ›                                      ›      The DIRECTORY MAKER  is  a  very› nice  module to incorporate into your› own program.                         ›                                      ›      It can access the  directory  of› drives  #1,  #2  and the RAM Disk D8.› Besides showing you all the files  on› the  disk  it  does  a  lot  of other› things, such as:                     ›                                      ›      1) The number of files on the   ›         disk                         ›      2) The number of FREE Sectors   ›      3) The total number of Sectors. ›      4) The Disk Density             ›      5) The max. number of possible  ›         open files.                  ›      6) The max. FREE memory         ›         availbable.                  ›      7) The BASIC revision of your   ›         computer.                    ›                                      ›      You can A) Access another Drive.› B) Go to BASIC. D) Go to DOS. L) Load› another Disk. M) Delete MEM.SAV. from› RAM  Disk  D8.  R)  Return  to   your› program.                             ›                                      ›      The  module is in LISTED form on› the disk.                            ›                                      ›                                      ›     HOW TO USE THE MODULE IN YOUR    ›               PROGRAM                ›                                      › 1) Load    your    program  into  the›    computer. RENUMBER it so it starts›    with  line  #200 . Then type ENTER›    "D:DIRECTRY.LIS"  from  the  News-›    letter disk.                      › 2) The module will  now  be  attached›    to  the  front   of  your  program›    (lines 10 to 150)                 › 3) LIST the program to your screen   ›    and look at it. Make sure your    ›    origninal program starts with line›    200. The RETURN TO PRG. looks for ›    the line 200 to start the program.› 4) Now SAVE it with your FILENAME    ›                                      ›     HOW  TO  RENUMBER  your  program.› TURBO  BASIC  has  a RENUMBER command› that  is  very  fast.  The command is› RENUM a,b,c                          › a = The 1st  OLD number to start with› b = The NEW number that you want     › c = Is the line interval (usually 10)›                                      ›     Suppose  your OLD programm starts› now ith line #100 and you want it  to› start with  line #200, you would type› RENUM 100,200,10                     ›                                      ›     To  get  to  TURBO  BASIC  do the› following:                           ›                                      ›     1) Turn  the  N/L disk  to side B›        and  boot it  up.  TURBO BASIS›        will be loaded.               ›     2) Hit  the RESET key and type in›        NEW to erase NEWSLTR.BAS      ›     3) Take  out the N/L disk and put›        put in your program  disk  and›        LOAD your program.            ›     4) If  your  program  starts with›        line  #100  and  you  want  to›        start  with  line  # 200  then›        type RENUM 100,200,10         ›     5) Save it with a new FILENAME.  ›                                      ›    To  get  this   program  hit   the› RESET key and type in  NEW  to  erase› the  program  in  memory.  Then  type› ENTER "D:DIRECTRY.LIS"  and  then RUN› it.                                  ›                                      › >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>END<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<›                                      ›