Quick-Docs by Ron Fetzer› › › The "CLEANUP" program is› designed to remove unwanted files› from your disk.› › Menu option 1 the PRINT › DIRECTORY will print the files on› the disk in a single column. Next to› each file it will print a line so› you can write a short sentence about› the program. It will not print› DOS.SYS, DUP.SYS or RAMDISK.COM.› This is usually the FIRST option› that would be used.› › The menu options 2 to 5 are DOS› options that need no explanation.› You can use then with the wild card› symbol of *.* or ??? if you want› to. › › The menu option 6 is the one› you will use the most. This option› will LOAD ANY FILE expect graphics› files. It can read DOC FILES, ASCII› FILES, LISTED FILES, WORD PROCESSING› FILES, SAVED FILES and even ASSEMBLY› LANGUAGE FILES. › › Files stored with the "SAVE"› command are put on the disk in› tokenized form. This makes then› unreadable except that the strings› are not tokenized. Usually you will› obtain enough information from that› to identify the program. The same is› true of Assembly Language files. › › OPtion 7 formats a disk in› single or 1050 density and puts the› DOS.SYS on it. › › Option 9 is used if you have to› start again and designate a new disk› drive or a new density. › › The program stores itself› automatically in the Ram Disk D8. If› you do not have a Ram Disk remove› line 40 from the program. › › If you cannot identify a file.› BREAK the program. Run the file and› see what it is. To get the program› bak type: RUN "D8:CLEANUP.TUR" from› the Ram Disk D8. › › If you want this program to be› free standing on another disk copy› the file named "CLEANUP.TUR. Be sure › it is on a TURBO BASIC disk. Call› the new file CLEANUP.ARB. On this new› disk be sure the file RANDISK.COM is› on it. › › >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>END<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< › ›