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┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ cleanpcb v1.0 (c) 1993 Vince Sorensen │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
This utility is FREEWARE, and may be freely distributed,
but may not be charged for - No warranty either expressed or implied.
This utility will validate a PCB style listing against the contents of
a directory. If a file that is in the listing is not in the directory,
the file information is removed from the listing.
There are four major forms of syntax for CleanPCB:
CLEANPCB directory listing
(1) check single directory/listing pair.
CLEANPCB directory listing /Msg
(2) check single directory/listing pair, but instead
of removing file info listing, replace it with
"*** File Not On Disk! ***
CLEANPCB @list
(3) check a list of directory/listing pairs, in the format
"directory listing", similar to that used on the command line
above - See (1).
CLEANPCB !dir.lst
(4) check a PCBoard DIR.LST format file. Name and path are
not limited to DIR.LST.
Examples:
CLEANPCB D:\WINDOWS\UPLOADS C:\PCB\MAIN\DIR30.
CLEANPCB @TESTFILE.TXT
CLEANPCB !C:\PCB\GEN\DIR.LST
CLEANPCB !C:\PCB\CDROM\DIRS.LST
Note:
CLEANPCB will retain a backup copy of the original file, as well as
the new "cleaned" version. If you add a /NoBackup switch to the command
line, no backup will be made.
Warning:
Make sure your paths and filenames are valid, or make a backup of
the listing files in advance. If you give CleanPCB the wrong path,
it will not find any matching files, and of course it will then
remove the file descriptions from the listing!