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- Sig/M volume 18 miscellaneous CP/M utilities
-
- -CATALOG.018 catalog of Sig/M volume 18
- -CATALOG.ACK volume 18 acknowledgement file
-
- Name Size Description
-
- 18.1 2411DUMP.ASM 18K ICOM microfloppy utility
- 18.2 2411DUMP.COM 3K /
- 18.3 MFMACRO.LIB 17K /
- 18.4 3812DUMP.ASM 21K ICOM floppy utility
- 18.5 3812DUMP.COM 4K /
- 18.6 DDMACRO.LIB 18K /
- 18.7 AREACODE.ASM 14K region and state area code search
- 18.8 AREACODE.COM 7K /
- 18.9 BANZAI.ASM 9K copyright notice protect
- 18.10 CAT2.ASM 6K master catalog system for CP/M 2.X
- 18.11 FMAP3.ASM 7K /
- 18.12 UCAT2.ASM 8K /
- 18.13 CHAT15.ASM 6K chat with local remote CP/M operator
- 18.14 CHAT15.COM 1K /
- 18.15 DISPLAYP.ASM 3K display facilities of ED.COM
- 18.16 DISPLAY.COM 2K /
- 18.17 DISPLAY.DOC 3K /
- 18.18 FILE-EXT.ASM 7K display disk directory including hex data
- 18.19 FILE-EXT.COM 1K /
- 18.20 FILE-XT2.ASM 8K same as FILE-EXT.ASM with 2.X compatibility
- 18.21 FILE-XT2.COM 1K /
- 18.22 LOOK.ASM 7K searches for 1-9 byte sequence in memory
- 18.23 LOOK.COM 1K /
- 18.24 MACTIME.ASM 7K patch for real time clock in MAC.COM
- 18.25 ASMTIME.ASM 7K patch for real time clock in ASM.COM
- 18.26 STATTIME.ASM 6K patch for real time clock in STAT.COM
- 18.27 SAP.ASM 6K updated directory sort for CP/M 2.X
- 18.28 SAP.COM 1K /
- 18.29 XLOOK.ASM 13K disk/examine/modify utility
-
- The Sig/M users group acknowledges the following contributors:
-
- 2411DUMP.ASM, 2411DUMP.COM, MFMACRO.LIB
- 3812DUMP.ASM, 3812DUMP.COM, DDMACRO.LIB
- AREACODE.ASM, AREACODE.COM
- BANZAI.ASM
- ASMTIME.ASM, MACTIME.ASM, STATTIME.ASM
- FILE-EXT.ASM, FILE-EXT.COM, FILE-XT2.ASM, FILE-XT2.COM
- DISPLAY.COM, DISPLAY.DOC, DISPLAYP.ASM
-
- submitted by Kelly Smith
-
- CHAT15.ASM - January 2, 1981
-
- modified by Kelly Smith
- original by Roderick W. Hart
-
- LOOK.ASM, LOOK.COM
- submitted by Kenyon Swartwout
- reprinted from Interface Age, May 1978
-
- XLOOK.ASM
-
- submitted by D. A. Barker - January 1980
-
- UCAT2.ASM, FMAP3.ASM, CAT2.ASM
-
- modified by W. Earnest - January 12, 1981
- from original material by Ward Christensen
-
-
- Display, Ver.1.0
-
- as of
-
- October 30, 1980
-
-
- DISPLAY.COM allows displaying an ASCII file on a 24 line
- terminal, with commands similar to Digital Research's ED.COM
- (but without any of the editing facilities).
-
-
- Using DISPLAY.COM
-
-
- For example: DISPLAY FILENAME.TXT<cr> ,will envoke the
- display program and load the entire secondary entry
- (FILENAME.TXT) into memory, for subsequent display of the first
- 23 lines of that file. Various commands can then be issued from
- the terminal keyboard which will manipulate the display of the
- file.
-
- The commands shown below with a preceding "n" indicates that
- an optional unsigned integer value can be specified to envoke
- "n" iterations of the command. When a command is preceded by a
- "-" sign, the command will cause display of the file in a
- direction towards the start of the file. Unsigned integer
- values are assumed to be positive values (i.e., "+") and
- therefore "+" need not be specified. Also, the buffer pointer
- will stop display at the top or bottom of the file if too large
- a value of "n" is specified.
-
- Command: Operation performed:
- ======= ===================
-
- B Move pointer to beginning of file and display page.
-
- -nP Move pointer minus n pages and display page.
-
- nP Move pointer plus n pages and display page.
-
- 0P Move pointer to beginning of buffer and display page.
-
- -nL Move pointer minus n lines and display page.
-
- nL Move pointer plus n lines and display page.
-
- nD Discard n pages, refill buffer and display the
- current page.
-
- 0D Discard all data up to the current pointer, refill
- buffer and display the first page.
-
- E Exit DISPLAY and return to CP/M.
-
- ^C Control-C, exit DISPLAY and return to CP/M.
-
- <cr> Carriage return, move pointer to next page and
- display
-
- --------------------------------------------------------------
-
-
- Best regards,
-
- Kelly Smith, MP/M-Net (tm) Sysop
- 805-527-9321 (Modem, 300 Baud)
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