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- SD-RCPM.INF USING SD.COM on an RCPM 17 Apr 88
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- Information on how to install/use SD on RCPM systems. Read the SD.HIS
- file for the history of updates to this program.
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-
- NOTE: May be assembled with ASM, LASM, M80, MAC, or SLRMAC
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- Any of three option markers may be used (/, [ or $):
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- SD $A SD *.COM $A - DRI's "MAC-type"
- SD /A SD *.COM /A - UNIX or ZCPR3 type
- SD [A SD *.COM[A - CP/M+ type, note no space after
- FN/FT - a A trailing "]" may be
- used, needed but is not needed.
- Example: SD *.COM[AND]
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- File lengths over four megabytes are read correctly.
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- Files may be shown in vertical or horizontal listings.
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- RCPM-SPECIFIC OPTIONS:
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- There are a number of ways to limit the maximum drive and user area that
- the remote user can access. The Sysop may set his own access different-
- ly. The list of drives and users areas in the "LODRV" area overrides
- all other selections. Set that to the highest drive the Sysop wants to
- access for his own local needs. Also set the maximum user in the LODRV
- table for the Sysop's use.
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- The remote user can then be limited by the BBS system, by BYE5 or by the
- type of CCP replacement you might have, such as ZCMD, ZCPR33, etc.
-
- Normally the MAXDRV, MAXUR and WHEEL options are all set YES for RCPM
- use. The potential flexibility is tremendous.
-
- MAXDRV EQU no ;*Yes if MAXD byte is supported
- MAXUR EQU no ;*Yes if MAXU byte is supported
- WHEEL EQU no ;*Yes if using ZCPR wheel byte
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- MXDRV EQU 3DH ;*Set to max drive location if MAXDRV=Yes
- MXUSR EQU 3FH ;*Set to max user location if MAXUR=Yes
- MXZUSR EQU 15 ; Maximum user # allowed with WEEL set
- WHLOC EQU 3EH ;*Set to wheel location if WHEEL=Yes
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- WHEEL SPECIFIC OPTIONS:
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- The following 5 options would normally be set NO for RCPM use. They are
- then available if/when the WHEEL byte is set high. (If set YES, ignore
- the WHEEL byte value and area always available. The USER is normally of
- no use on a RCPM system where disks are never replaced.)
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- USEF EQU no ;*Allow making a local disk copy?
- USEO EQU no ;*Allow showing only $SYS files?
- USEP EQU no ;*Allow making local printer listing?
- USER EQU no ;*Allow disk system reset? (For floppies)
- USES EQU no ;*Allow showing all, AND $SYS files?
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- GENERAL COMMENTS:
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- Up to 15 command line options may be specified. (They are mentioned in
- detail in the .DOC file but are:
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- A,C,D,F,H,L,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,V,X.
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- They may be either upper or lower case. Their order is not important,
- For example either $AND or $DNA are equally effective. If using the '['
- separator (normal for CP/M+ systems) do not use a space:
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- B>SD [A ok, shows all files this drive/user area
- B>SD *.COM[A note, no space here, else will not work
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- SPECIAL OPTIONS:
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- PRBRDR - prints a semi-border around the left side of library file mem-
- ber lines if set YES. This makes for a more readable format
- when displaying a large number of LBR files.
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- USELC - can be set to put the attribute character(s) into lowercase
- for $SYS, $R/O and $ARC attribute bits.
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- USELCW - if set NO, prevents displaying attributes in lower case unless
- wheel byte is active. (Sysop is using the system.)
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- REVID - selects reverse video on the display, if available, to show
- the attribute characters $SYS, $R/O and $ARC.
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- ULINE - selects underlining to be used to display the status line of
- the directory.
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- SHOPUB - allows directory display of ZRDOS Public user areas.
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- WHLPUB - makes SHOPUB wheel oriented.
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