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- LS - A DOS/Novell Directory Utility
- Copyright(c) 1989, 3P Software
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- LS is patterned after the Unix utility of the same name. It has been designed
- for use on DOS based systems and is fully Novell Netware compatible. Actually
- LS really shows it's true power in a network environment.
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- LS expands the DOS DIR command with the ability to report file sizes, recurse
- directories, sort by name, reverse sort, sort by time, pause listings, show
- full file statistics and flags and print all displays to the printer. LS is
- friendly, and in some ways rather intuitive. Commands may appear in any order
- on the command line (ie: filespec first, or switches first). Help is available
- by using the command line switch '-?'.
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- LS supports the following commands:
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- -a: List ALL Files.
- -c: One Column Listing.
- -f: File size sort. (acending)
- -l: Long Listing. (Shows File Statistics)
- -m: More. (Pauses every 23 lines on screen, uses FF on Printer)
- -p: Send Output to Printer.
- -r: Recurse Sub-Directories
- -s: Sizes Only (path & disk totals)
- -t: Sort by Time. (decending)
- -u: Usage Statistics
- -v: Reverse Sort.
- -?: Help & Copyright Message
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- Commands may be combined:
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- Example Switches: -alrump
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- This example of switches will begin with the directory passed as the
- filespec parameter and will recurse through all lower level directories
- showing all files including system and hidden. Display will contain full file
- statistics, Disk/Directory usage statistics and will form feed every 50 lines
- printed to the printer.
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- Filespec may contain a full or partial path, or none at all.
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- Examples: c:
- c:\
- c:\etc\
- c:\etc\*.exe
- *.exe
- *.*
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- Full sample command:
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- LS -alumr d:\bin\
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