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Billz Utilz
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* THIS VERSION OF BILL'S UTILS IS FREE. FUTURE VERSIONS WILL PROBABLY *
* ALSO BE FREE. IT IS, HOWEVER, THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF THE AUTHOR *
* AND IS PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. *
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* YOU MAY FREELY DISTRIBUTE THIS SOFTWARE UNDER THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: *
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* 1. THE SOFTWARE MUST BE DISTRIBUTED IN ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION - THAT *
* IS, IN THE .ZIP FILE FORMAT WITH NOTHING ADDED TO THE ORIGINAL *
* ARCHIVE. *
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* 2. THIS SOFTWARE MAY NOT BE DISTRIBUTED BY COMPUSERVE. *
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This is release 1.0 of Billz Utilz. These are little doodads that can make
life a little easier for programmers and other users of the DOS command line.
There are five utilities in this release:
BCD.COM:
This does exactly what CD (CHDIR) does, but it allows you do use path
names with either backslashes (\) OR forward slashes (/). You choose.
Mainly because I use a lot of Unix and AmigaDOS, and hate to think in
two different slash modes.
HOBO.COM:
Run on any file, this will turn off the high order bits in the file and
put out the results to a second file. This makes any file ASCII-only.
This program also doesn't care which slash you use to separate
directories in path names.
INFO.EXE:
This little item gives you information on all the drives attached to
your system. Information for each drive consists of:
Drive Name
Total Size in bytes
Available Space in bytes
Percent Free
Current Directory on that Drive
I wrote this because AmigaDOS has an INFO command and DOS doesn't. I
needed something that would tell me available space info on all drives
instantly and this is it. It doesn't do EVERYTHING that the AmigaDOS
version does, but it doesn't need to.
MMD.COM:
Replaces MD (MKDIR). It allows you to build more than one directory with
just one command line (the way Unix does). It also doesn't care which
kind of slash you use to separate directories in path names.
MRD.COM:
Replaces RD (RMDIR). It allows you to remove more than one directory with
just one command line (the way Unix does). It also doesn't care which
kind of slash you use to separate directories in path names.
I hope these utilities help, and I hope I can get more out the door.
If you have any problems, I can be reached at:
GEnie E-mail at W.CERNANSKY1
Snail Mail at Bill Cernansky
10802 N. 37th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85029-4009
Aug. 11, 1992
Bill Cernansky