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USERID 13SWV35051791 DSKRDY.DOC 1024 ; Syntax : DSKRDY d: /H /W /T ? ; Where : 'd:' is any valid drive, A,B,C followed by a colen ; '/H' specifies check of hard drive, default is floppy ; '/T' Type of drive (errorlevels 2 thru 5) ; '/W' Checks for write protect, writes to disk *** ; '?' displays the usage, other switches ignored ; ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper detect ; 254 (0FE) bad command line ; 253 (0FD) invalid drive ; 8 drive failed (no disk in drive, etc...) ; 7 floppy write protected ; 6 no floppy installed (change line support) ; 5 1.44 Meg floppy ; 4 720K floppy ; 3 1.2 Meg floppy ; 2 360K floppy ; 1 Disk is formatted ; 0 Safe to format FMTD.BAT 384ECHO OFF CLS IF %1*==*GOTO XIT :TST DSKRDY %1 IF ERRORLEVEL 2 GOTO DRVPRB IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO FMTQ :FMTD FORMAT %1 GOTO XIT :FMTQ ECHO Disk in drive %1 already formatted, reformat ? (Y/N) YN IF ERRORLEVEL 2 GOTO XIT GOTO FMTD :DRVPRB ECHO disk error ! Press ENTER to retry (correction made) ECHO or press ESCAPE to abort CR IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO TST :XIT GO.BAT 44echo off cls type read.me pause syntax PASSYS.BAT 88ECHO OFF WRITE /N,USER NAME : RESP NAME WRITE /N,PASSWORD : PSWD LOG %NAME% /I ORDER.FRM 4608 SCANLON ENTERPRISES - ORDER FORM ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Product / description UNIT EXTENDED │ │ PRICE PRICE │ │ Quan │ │ SEBFU 3.5 (Batch File Utils) ..... $ 39.95 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ LWRITE 1.0 (Text Editor) ......... $ 20.00 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ SEBFI 1.0 (Batch file interpreter $ 20.00 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ SEBFI + (Enhanced SEBFI) ......... $ 59.95 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ BATHOOK (Add commands to DOS) ... $ 12.95 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ BATHOOK + (Enhanced BATHOOK) ..... $ 59.95 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ GMENU (Menuing System) .......... $ 9.95 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ GMENU + (Enhance Menuing System) . $ 29.95 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ AREA CODE ........................ $ 3.00 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ BCS (Phone dialer, message center) $ 9.95 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ PPD (Pop up phone dialer) ....... $ 19.95 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ PPD + (Enhanced PPD) ............. $ 59.95 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ Shareware Catalog on Disk ........ $ 5.00 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ Shareware sampler ................ $ 5.00 ____ _________ │ │ │ │ S U B T O T A L (ABOVE) ..................... _________ │ │ │ │ Shipping / handling (US orders) $ 2.00 _________ │ │ │ │ Shipping / handling (Canda/Mexico) $ 3.00 _________ │ │ │ │ Shipping / handling (All others) $ 5.00 _________ │ │ │ │ C.O.D. charge .................... $ 5.00 _________ │ │ │ │ California Residents 7% tax ................. _________ │ │ │ │ G R A N D T O T A L .................... ___________ │ │ │ │ Credit card purchase Visa Master Card (circle one) │ │ │ │ │ │ Card # __________________________ Expires on ____________ │ │ │ │ │ │ Name on card _____________________________________________ │ │ │ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Make check or money order to : SCANLON ENTERPRISES 3854 17TH St E , Palmdale, CA 93550 C.O.D. or charge orders may call (805) 272-4827 Name & address to send order to : _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ MANUAL.DOC 108800 Welcom to SEBFU version 3.5.0 S E B F U Version 3.5.0 Scanlon Enterprises Batch File Utilities (1990) Scanlon Enterprises U S E R M A N U A L Scanlon Enterprises 38354 17th St. E. #D Palmdale, CA 93550 (805) 272-4827 Copyright (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises All Rights Reserved This version of the SEBFU documentation, software and copyright supersedes all previous versions of SEBFU. Specifications subject to change without notice. We in no way imply a warantty or guarantee that this software will fit your specific needs or uses. No part of this manual may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language (natural or computer), in any form or by any means, except as described in the licence agreement without the prior written permission of P. Scanlon/Scanlon Enterprises. You are hereby granted a limited license to use the software described herein. The software may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of that license. S E B F U Version 3.3.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises Sebfu first appeared in March of 1989 as the Scanlon Batch File Utilites, and was distributed as shareware. The author provides this manual "as is" without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the particular purpose. The author may make improvements and/or changes in the product(s) and/or the program(s) described in this manual at any time. This product could include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Changes are periodically made to the information herein; these changes will be incorporated in new editons fo the publication. All specifications subject to change without notice. SEBFU Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises L I C E N C E SEBFU is copyright (C) 1989/90 by Scanlon Enterprises The owner of this software is hereby granted full use of the uti- lities on any single user system or on any small Lan system (not to exceed 5 users). Should any problems occur, the user should contact us at the above address or phone number, or leave us a message on PC-LINK (user ID : 33-5941-5682) The licenced owner may replicate this software as many times as necessary for purposes of backup, and may share or otherwise make copies available to others. SEBFU Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises D I S C L A I M E R Use of this software acknowledges this disclaimer of warranty : "This program is supplied as-is. Scanlon Enterprises disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limita- tion, the warranties of merchantability and of fitness of this program for any purpose. Scanlon Enterprises assumes no liabili- ty for damages direct or consequential, which may result from the use of this software." T R A D E M A R K (S) MS-DOS is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation PC-DOS is a registered trademark of IBM Corporation DR-DOS is a registered trademark of Digital Research WordStar is a registered trademark of MicroPro International Corp SEBFU Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S .... i Table of contents ........................ i Acknowledgements ......................... ii Introduction .............................iii Requirements ............................. iv Special Notes ............................ v Features ................................. 1 List of utilities ........................ 2 Quick Start .............................. 3 About Dos ................................ 4 About Batch Files ........................ 6 Start of Command Usage ................... 9 Page i S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T S Hundreds of hours of effort went into the development of SEBFU, and we had lots of help. Special thanks go to: My sister for her valuable suggestions, for 'proofing' this manu- al and helping in the debugging process. Margaret Killeen and her husband Ron Chordigan, with out whom this software would never have been placed into market. My Mother for her encouragement and support. To ALL registered users - THANK YOU - it is only through your support that additional versions are made possible. Page ii S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises I N T R O D U C T I O N This manual describes the use and operation of SEBFU, a set of batch file utilities, for the IBM/PC and compatible computers. The manual includes installation instructions, overview of SEBFU's major features and reference for all of SEBFU'S commands. SEBFU is a set of batch file utilities, which when combined, of- fer an improvement over the stand alone Dos COMMAND.COM batch file interpreter. These utilities will allow the user to detect and react to many different system environments. SEBFU offers the novice and experieced users the power to create batch files to do everything from automating the format process to making powerful menus'. We have included several batch files to show you how to use these utilities. To start one, just enter the batch file name (without the .bat extension) at the Dos prompt. SEBFU is for: any IBM computer (or compatible) user, who wishes to make their system easier to use; system integrators, to place powerful custom menus on turn key systems; Software distributors, who want easy to install software. SEBFU is an inexpensive way to obtain the additional power reqired by todays' system user. If these utilities were purchased seperately (from other authors) they could easily cost you over $300.00 ! Thus, for only a fraction of the cost, you have gotten these utilities, and for less than 50 cents each. Page iii S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises R E Q U I R E M E N T S The SEBFU utilities require very little actual memory while running, as each one is a small COM file, and only one utility at a time is ever in memory. Thus, our utilities will run on the following minimum IBM or clone. IBM OR CLONE with 128K ram 1 floppy drive any monitor or display type any keyboard You will need some text editor or wordprocess to creat batch files. The editor may be something as simple as the Dos EDLIN program or as sophisticated as Wordstar (R) Micropro. We also recommend you have some knowledge of batch files in general. This information is available in your Dos user manual or many books commonly available. Some knowledge of using Dos is also necessary (for those who don't have this knowledge, we suggest you read the section ABOUT DOS). We also supply a fairly good BATCH FILE TUTOR, see TUTOR.DOC NOTE: For those of you with monochrome systems (no color), those function which allow choices of color, will only give you 4 possible display types, no matter what color you attempt to choose. These color choices are : Black, white, intense white, underlined white and blink. The background color may either be white or black. Page iv S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises S P E C I A L N O T E S The following rules apply to SEBFU usage: (1) When b (or bc) is used to indicate color (background), the possible color values are between 0 and 7, where: 0 = Black 4 = Red 1 = Blue 5 = Magenta 2 = Green 6 = Brown 3 = Cyan 7 = Gray (light white) NOTE: Values greater than 7 result in a flashing foreground color, and the background becomes f-8. IE.. if you enter 9 for the background (f) then the foreground color blinks and the background will actually be 9-8=1 or Blue !! (2) When f (or fc), is used to indicate color (foreground), the possible color values are between 0 and 15, where: The first 8 values (0 thru 7) are the same as background 8 = Dark gray 12 = Light red 9 = Light blue 13 = Light magenta 10 = Light green 14 = Yellow 11 = Light cyan 15 = Bright white NOTE: These values may have different effects on MGA, EGA or VGA systems. IE... on MGA systems, the user can only display various intensities of white. (3) On CGA systems, rows may be no larger than 25 and columns no wider than 80 (same for MGA). If you are using EGA or VGA systems, this limit may not apply. (4) All commands do NOT redirect unless other wise specified (5) All command line parameters may be upper or lower case, unless otherwise specified.. Page v S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises F E A T U R E S SEBFU (version 3.0.0) has over 60 commands which enhance and add power to your batch file operations. Included are functions to: maintain menus; retrieve single or multiple keystrokes; check and control cursor movement; check and control screen colors; check and control video modes (and pages); check drive status; check printer status; check for various drivers such as mouse, EMS, ANSI, etc..; display directory lists and much more. SEBFU now has a batch file Intrepeter (SEBFI) which makes using batch files even faster (up to 10 times). Although SEBFI does not have all of the SEBFU commands, it does have many of them (the most popular) and includes the standard COMMAND.COM internal commands, such as ECHO, CLS, TYPE, COPY, IF, EXIST, and more. Using SEBFI is easy, and screens seem to pop out of nowhere! Page 1 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises LIST OF UTILITIES (QUICK REFERENCE) The commands are listed in alphabetical order, and simply state the syntax and brief description. This document is usuable as a quick reference to see which command to use. BEEP sounds the speaker for a very short duration. Syntax : BEEP n C K BIGLTR displays up to 10 alpha-numeric characters on the display Syntax : BIGLTR msg /Fn Bn Pn /An BOX draws a box of any size, using any of several text graphics characters available. Syntax : BOX sr sc er ec /Fn /Bn /Pn /S /Gn /Ac /D BREAK (DOS function) toggles break on or off Syntax : BREAK ON/OFF CALCYR Calculates the difference between 2 dates Syntax : CALCYR y1 y2 /W CD [CHDIR] (DOS function) Change directories Syntax : CD pathname CDCK checks for the existance of a CD Rom driver Syntax : CDCK CDD moves toward the root directory Syntax : CDD n CGABORDR changes the border on CGA systems Syntax : CGABORDR n p COLOR Sets the screen colors via ANSI.SYS .. Syntax : COLOR CR Waits for the user to press the enter key. Syntax : CR DETANSI Tests for the existance of the ANSI.SYS driver. Syntax : DETANSI DFREE Checks the amount of space available on a selected drive. Syntax : DFREE drive variable /M /K /B DLST Enhanced directory listing utility. Syntax : DLST file spec /Ln /Rn /Bn /Tn /E list /I list /X /D /Z /H /C (colors) Page 2 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises ENVSIZE Tests the Dos environment area for amount of space, or amount of space remaining. Syntax : ENVSIZE var /Dn /R FCHR Fills a selected video area with a selected char. type. Syntax : FCHR sr sc er ec bc fc p c FSIZE Gets file size and information requarding drive fit. Syntax : FSIZE spec /V var list /Dn /F /H /N /A /S /X /Mx[d:] /E list /I list FNDHID Displays a list of all files, in the current directory which have unusual file attributes such as hidden or read only. Syntax : FNDHID FUNKEY Waits for the user to press any function key. Syntax : FUNKEY GALF Waits for the user to press any alpha key, upper or lower case. Syntax : GALF var GCURS Checks the cursor postion. Syntax : GCURS RCV GDIR Sets a Dos variable equal to the current directory. Syntax : GDIR var /X GDRIVE Checks which drive is currently active. Syntax : GDRIVE var GETCOLR Checks the screen color at the cursor. Syntax : GETCOLR /B /VX GETNUM Waits for any numeric key to be pressed. Syntax : GETNUM list GETVER Checks the current Dos version. Syntax : GETVER GEXT Waits for any extended key input Syntax : GEXT var /F GMEM Gets information about Ram (expanded & extended also). Syntax : GMEM /Dn /V /Cn /T /E /X /Z /A /S GSMODE Get or set video mode Syntax : GSMODE /Sn /V HDTYPE Reports types of hard drives your system can manage. Syntax : HDTYPE c INKEY Retrieves any single keystroke, depending upon which swith(s) have been set. Syntax : INKEY /switch(s) Page 3 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises INSTR Searches on Dos string for the occurance of a specified character. Sytnax : INSTR var1 var2 /Bn /Cc /Dn /Sc /X INVERT Reverses the foreground and background screen colors without affecting the text. Syntax : INVERT sr sc er ec /N /Pp KBTEST Checks for presense of 101 keyboard support. Syntax : KBTEST /M KEYSTAT Checks if a key has been pressed. Syntax : KEYSTAT /CNSIUAKXV KILL0 deletes all zero length files in a directory Syntax : KILL0 KSTAT Checks for any keypress Syntax : KSTAT LEN Gets the length of the specified Dos variable. Syntax : LEN var /Vvar /X LIMCK Tests for the presence of an expanded memory driver. Syntax : LIMCK V LINE Draws a line, using single line graphics, of a specified length. Syntax : LINE /Rn /Cn /Ln /Bn /Fn /S /Gn /Ac /Nn LNCNT Counts lines in an ascii (text) file Syntax : LNCNT spec LOCATE Postions the cursor at the specified row and column. Syntax : LOCATE r c p LOG Updates the file LOGIN.LOG with the current login info. Syntax : LOGIN name spec msg /OI LST Displays a selected file. Syntax : LST fname LWRITE Text editor. Syntax : LWRITE spec MATH Add or subtract a value from a variable Syntax : MATH /-n /+n /Vvar /X MID Finds a selected portion of a Dos variable. Syntax : MIDSTR s l vname oname /X MOUSECK Checks for the presence of a mouse driver. Syntax : MOUSECK MOVCUR Moves the cursor in the specified direction. Syntax : MOVCUR UDLRn /Pn Page 4 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises PAGE Get or set a video page Syntax : PAGE /Pn /Vvar /X PATHCK Verifies the current path as that specified. Syntax : PATHCK name PFF Sends a formfeed to the PRN device. Syntax : PFF p PRDY Tests the status of the PRN device. Syntax : PRDY p PRINTC Sends print codes or special characters to the PRN DEV. Syntax : PRINTC n[n[n... PRNSET Resets the PRN device . Syntax : PRNSET p PSETUP Printer setup utility Syntax : PSETUP /I /Mn c /Pn PWRD Password system Syntax : PWRD /Sn /An /Oa RESP Gets one full line of text from the user. Syntax : RESPONSE var /Ln /Bn /Fn /En /X /Ic /D ROWS Gets the number of video rows Syntax : ROWS /Vvar /X SAVEKEY Places one or more characters into the keyboard tyepa- head buffer. SAVEKEY c[c[c... SCROLMSG Displays a moving line of text. Syntax : SCROLMSG message SDATE Sets the Dos date. Syntax : SETDATE mm-dd-yyyy /I SOUND Sounds the speaker at a specifed frequency and duration. Syntax : SOUND /Dn /Tn STRING Displays a repetive character on the display. Syntax : STRING r c b f /P/Sp SWIDTH Finds the current screen width Syntax : SWIDTH /Vvar /X SWPRN Swaps printer ports 1 & 2 Syntax : SWPRN TC Toggles or sets cursor attributes. Syntax : TC XOS[10] TD Displays the time and date Syntax : TD /Dr c /Tr c /N Page 5 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises WAIT Pauses batch file execution for specified time Syntax : WAIT /Sn /Mn /Tt WDATE Gets the current date Syntax : WDATE /D /M /Y /W /Vvar /X /A WINDOW Create or scroll a window Syntax : WINDOW sr sc er ec /Fc /Bc /Dn /Ln WRITE Displays a selected line of text. Syntax : WRITE /Cn /Rn /N /Pn /X /Fc /Bc /D, message WRITEF Displays a selected file of up to 4K bytes Syntax : WRITEF fname /Cc /Pp /Sl /Ln /D WTIME Gets the current time Syntax : WTIME /H /M /S /Vvar /X /A XMSCK Checks if an extended memory drive is present. Syntax : XMSCK YN Waits for either a Y or N (upper or lower case). Syntax : YN message /Ic For more information on any of the above commands, see the section COMMAND USAGE. The COMMAND USAGE section not only contains a complete explanation of each function, but also an example of use. Page 6 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises Q U I C K S T A R T This section is devoted to those who are power users and don't need further elaboration on using our utilities, or for those who just can't wait to get started. First, we recommend that you back up your original SEBFU disk. This can be done at the Dos prompt by following this sequence. A:_ A:DISKCOPY A: B: {press enter} {follow screen instructions for DISKCOPY} or by starting our batch file GO : A:_ A:GO {press enter} {select the menu choice for duplicating our disk} Next, have a copy of our QUICK.DOC print out handy. You can get one by one of the following sequences : A:_ A:COPY QUICK.DOC PRN 1 FILE(S) COPIED A:_ {be sure you have enough paper for the document (5 pages)} A:_ A:GO {press enter} {select the menu choice for printing the QUICK.DOC file} Finally, insert your work disk or other disk you wish to add a batch file to and start using our utilities. We suggest also, that you have your Dos user manual handy. Page 7 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E The following is a detailed usage of each command. BEEP - Sounds the speaker Usage : Announce an event end or keystroke error, or any other time you may need to anounce some event. Syntax: BEEP /+n /D /KXC Where: '/+n' is a user specified count (number of beeps) in the range of 1 thru 9999 (1 less than 10 thousand) '/D' delays 1 second between beeps '/K' Beeps for selected count or keystroke '/KX' Beeps continously till keystroke (no counter) '/KC' Same as '/K', & clears keystroke on exit '/KXC' Same as '/KX' & clears keystroke on exit NOTE: if the program has been tampered with, will exit with an error code of 255. Errorlevel of 3 if selected count is too large, or 4 for any other command error. EXAMPLE 1: BEEP Just beeps one time EXAMPLE 2: BEEP /+2 Beeps twice EXAMPLE 3: BEEP /+2 /D Beeps twice at 1 second intervals EXAMPLE 4: BEEP /+4 /K Beeps 4 times or untill any keystroke EXAMPLE 5: BEEP /KX Beeps untill any keystroke EXAMPLE 6: BEEP /+4 /D /K Beeps up to 4 times or untill a keystroke, with 1 second delay between beeps. Page 8 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E BIGLTR - Displays any of 255 ascii characters on the display, in large 9 rows by 8 columns. The maximum number of characters displayed depends on your video system and the number of columns allowed in the current video mode. Usage : Banners for store fronts, screen announcing user is away and for no disturbing, front end for batch files, etc.... Syntax: BIGLTR msg /Fn /Bn /Pn /An Where: 'msg' is the message to display '/Fn' the foreground color '/Bn' the background color '/Pn' the video page '/An' Change switch character to 'n' All switches are optional. If foreground / background colors are NOT supplied, then the existing colors will be used. If the video page is NOT supplied, then the current video page is used. The '/An' switch allows the user to change from the forward slash to supplied character 'n'. EXAMPLE 1: BIGLTR H e l l o Displays 'Hello' at the current cursor position. EXAMPLE 2: BIGLTR H e l l o /F7 /B1 Same as example 1, except display in white on blue. EXAMPLE 3: BIGLTR H e l l o /P2 Same as example 1, but puts message on video page 2 EXAMPLE 4: BIGLTR /A,H e l l o,F7 ,B1 Sets switch character to a comma, message same as example 1, with white on blue. Page 9 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E CDD - changes directories toward the root by 1 or more levels. Syntax: CDD [n] Where: n = number of levels to move toward the root. If 'n' is NOT included, the default number is 2 levels or the root, which ever is first. If 'n' = 0 then an errorlevel equal to the number of levels above the root directory the current directory is. NOTE: Use CD\ instead of CDD n to get to the root, as there are fewer keystrokes (only 3) in the Dos 'CD\' method as opposed to a minimum of 5 using CDD ! EXAMPLE 1: CDD Moves back toward the root by 2 directories (default). EXAMPLE 2: CDD 3 Moves back toward the root by 3 directories. EXAMPLE 3: CDD 0 Reports an errorlevel equal to the current directory level. Page 10 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E CGABORDR - Sets the CGA border to a selected color. Syntax: CGABORDR n Where: n = any value in the range of 0 thru 7. If 'n' is NOT specified, the border will be set to black. Please do NOT attempt to use this function on monochrome, EGA or VGA systems ! EXAMPLE: CGABORDR 1 Sets the CGA border to blue Page 11 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E COLOR - Sets the display color via ANSI control sequences. Syntax: COLOR b f Where: b = background color f = foreground color NOTE: This utility is more useful for Dos commands such as ECHO and TYPE than it is for the SEBFU utilities. COLOR does have the added advantage of having the selected colors intact after a batch file has run. Because of this, this function is even useful from a Dos prompt. COLOR will return an error level of 1 if both colors are NOT specified. EXAMPLE 1: COLOR 1 7 Sets the screen colors to white on blue Page 12 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E CR - Waits for the user to press the [Enter] key. Syntax: CR /Ic Where : '/Ic' is a request to ignore special exit code 'c', where 'c' may either be 'C' for ^C (control C) or 'E' for the escape key. If 'CR' does NOT find this switch, 'CR' will exit with an errorlevel, other than 0 if escape or ^C are detected Errorlevels: 255 (0FF) is tamper detection 254 (0FE) is command line error 1 keystroke was CR (ENTER) 2 keystroke was ESCAPE (no '/IE' switch) 3 keystroke was ^C ** NOTE ** you may use the '/Ic' switch twice to stop escape and ^C exits (CR only will exit). EXAMPLE: CR Exits if ENTER, ESCAPE OR ^C IS DETECTED EXAMPLE 2: CR /IE Exits only if ENTER OR ^C is detected EXAMPLE 3: CR /IC Exits only if ENTER OR ESCAPE is detected EXAMPEL 4: CR /IC /IE Exits only when ENTER is detected Page 13 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E BOX - Draws a box at a specified location using the extended character set of doubleline text characters, optional singleline text characters or optional selected box character, using selected screen colors or current colors, using DOS or Bios. Syntax: BOX sr sc er ec /Fn /Bn /Pn /S /Gn /Ac /D Where : 'sr' is the top line of the box 'sc' is the top column of the box 'er' is the ending line of the box 'ec' is the ending column of the box '/Fn' sets the foreground color to 'n' '/Bn' sets the background color to 'n' '/Pn' selects page 'n' for the box '/S' selects single line text characters (default is double line) '/Gn' select optional built in box character 'n' 'n' is a decimal value in the range of 0-9 '/Ac' select optional character 'c' as box drawing character '/D' use DOS to display (redirection allowed) ** NOTES ** foreground and background colors are optional, if not entered, BOX uses existing screen colors. The values for 'n' with switch '/Gn' result in : 0 use character # 254 "■" 1 use character # 176 "░" 2 use character # 177 "▒" 3 use character # 178 "▓" 4 use character # 219 "█" 5 use character # 220 "▄" 6 use character # 223 "▀" 7 use character # 249 "∙" 8 use character # 250 "·" 9 use character # 248 "°" Use of the '/D' switch will cancel any color effects which may be selected, and will only put characters on the active video page. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper detection 254 (0FE) command error, incorrect value supplied 253 (0FD) command error, missing value(s) Page 14 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E BOX {continued} EXAMPLE 1 : BOX 5 5 10 10 Draws a box, using existing colors, starting on row 5, column 5 thru row 10 column 10, using the default double line text characters. EXAMPLE 2 : BOX 5 5 10 10 /F7 /B1 Same as example 1, but uses selected colors of white on blue. EXAMPLE 3 : BOX 5 5 10 10 /P2 Same as example 1, but uses video page 2 EXAMPLE 4 : BOX 5 5 10 10 /S Same as example 1, but uses single line text characters EXAMPLE 5 : BOX 5 5 10 10 /G1 Same as example 1, but uses character #176 for drawing EXAMPLE 6 : BOX 5 5 10 10 /A* Same as example 1, but uses character '*' for drawing EXAMPLE 7 : BOX 5 5 10 10 /D Same as example 1, but draws box useing DOS instead of Bios EXAMPLE 8 : BOX ,,10 10 Same as example 1, but starts drawing at current cursor location Page 15 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E DFREE - Reports number of bytes available on a selected drive. Syntax : DFREE d: vname /M /K /B Where : 'd:' is any valid DOS drive letter 'vname' is an optional DOS environment variable name '/M' Result is megabytes '/K' Result is Kbytes '/B' Result is Bytes ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper or overflow other values are the size ** NOTE ** default reporting is bytes EXAMPLE 1 : DFREE Reports drive size errorlevel in bytes, active drive EXAMPLE 2 : DFREE c: Same as example 1, but for drive C EXAMPLE 3 : DFREE SIZE Same as example 1, but result is placed into variable SIZE EXAMPLE 4 : DFREE /M Reports drive size in megabytes (0) if less than 1 EXAMPLE 5 : DFREE /K Reports drive size in Kbytes Page 16 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E DLST - Enhanced directory listing system. Has lots of features that make this ideal to use from a batch file. Syntax : DLST fspec /Ln /Rn /Bn /Tn /E list /I list /X /D /Z /H /Cf b Where : 'fspec' is any valid DOS file specification, including drive and path. '/Ln' sets left margin to 'n' '/Rn' sets right margin to 'n' '/Bn' sets last useable line to 'n' '/Tn' starts display on line 'n' '/E list' list of files to exclude from listing '/I list' list of files to include '/X' exclude file extensions '/D' use DOS instead of Bios '/Z' exit if screen is full (normally pauses) '/H' include hidden files in list '/Cf b' foreground color 'f' and background 'b' ** NOTES ** both the include and exclude lists may reside in a file, use a file name preceded by an '@' Using DOS instead of Bios allows redirection, great if you want the list printed or put into a file. When using the DOS mode, and redirection is on, the starting line, column and ending lines may NOT be valid Some file spec must be supplied, we make no assumptions, and exit if there is none. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper detection 2 no matching files found 3 command error 4 bad color selection EXAMPLE 1 : DLST *.* Displays all files, starting on the current cursor line and column, using existing colors, no directories are listed EXAMPLE 2 : DLST *.* /L5 Same as example 1, but sets left margin to column 5 EXAMPLE 3 : DLST *.* /R70 Same as example 1, but sets right margin to column 70 EXAMPLE 4 : DLST *.* /B20 Same as example 1, but pauses when display reaches line 20 Page 17 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E DLST {continued} EXAMPLE 5 : DLST *.* /T5 Same as example 1, but stats display on line 5 EXAMPLE 6 : DLST *.* /E *.ASM Same as example 1, but excludes any ASM files from list EXAMPLE 7 : DLST *.* /E @EXCLD.LST Same as example 6, but exclude list is in file EXCLD.LST EXAMPLE 8 : DLST *.COM /I *.EXE Displays only COM and EXE files EXAMPLE 9 : DLST *.COM /I @INCLD.LST Displays COM files, and list of file types in INCLD.LST EXAMPLE 10 : DLST *.COM /X Displays only COM files, without extensions. This is very useful to get more files per screen / list. EXAMPLE 11 : DLST *.* /D Same as example 1, but shows directories as well EXAMPLE 12 : DLST *.* /Z Same as example 1, but exits if last line is reached EXAMPLE 13 : DLST *.* /H Same as example 1, but includes any hidden files EXAMPLE 14 : DLST *.* /C7 1 Same as example 1, but display is in white on blue Page 18 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E ENVSIZE - Gets current environment size or space left. Syntax : ENVSIZE var /Dn /R Where : 'var' is an optional variable to place results in '/Dn' divides result by 'n' before setting var or error '/R' request for bytes remaining instead of total ** NOTES ** If 'var' is NOT included, result is an errorlevel equal to the size, divided by optional '/Dn'. 'n' in the '/Dn' switch must be in the range of 1 thru 65535 . Multiple switches may be used, IE /Dn + /R (ENVSIZE /D2 /R) ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper detection / command error 0 - 254 is size if 'var' is NOT specified EXAMPLE 1 : ENVSIZE Returns an errorlevel of 0 thru 254 for size, or 255 for overflow EXAMPLE 2 : ENVSIZE SIZE Puts size of environment into variable SIZE EXAMPLE 3 : ENVSIZE /D2 Returns an errorlevel of 0 thru 254 for the size, after first dividing by 2, IE... size is 400 bytes, return is 200 . If errorlevel is 255, then result is overflow EXAMPLE 4 : ENVSIZE /R Returns an errorlevel of 0 thru 254 for bytes remaining Page 19 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E FCHR - Fill screen area with selected color and/or character Syntax : FCHR sr sc er ec bc fc p n Where : 'sr' is the start row 'sc' is the start column 'er' is the ending row 'ec' is the ending column 'bc' is the background color 'fc' is the foreground color 'p' is the video page 'n' is an optional character to place on screen ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper detection or bad command EXAMPLE 1 : FCHR 5 5 10 10 1 7 Fills the screen area from line 5, column 5 thru line 10 column 10 with white on blue EXAMPLE 2 : FCHR 5 5 10 10 1 7 2 Same as example 1, but does page 2 instead of active EXAMPLE 3 : FCHR 5 5 10 10 1 7 2 A Same as example 2, but fills area with the character 'A' Page 20 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E FSIZE - Finds the size of specified files, plus checks if selected files will fit onto an optional selected drive or if they will fit a specified size requirement. Syntax : FSIZE spec /V vars /Dn /F /H /N /A /S /X /Mx[d:] /E list /I list Where : 'spec' is any legal DOS file specification including drive and path. '/V vars' select one or more variables to put results into (up to 4). '/Dn' First divides the size by 'n' before returning the results. '/F' Results are based on a standard floppy drive where 1 cluster is 512 bytes. '/H' Results based on a standard hard drive with 2048 bytes per cluster (4 sectors @ 512 bytes each). '/N' Returns only then number of matches '/A' Sets all default variables (hard drive = HDRV, floppy = FLPY, number of matches = CNTR & exact size = SIZE) '/S' Displays results on screen '/X' Variables are put into parent instead of master environment area. '/Mx' Compares files size to value 'x' '/Md:' Checks if files will fit onto drive 'd:' '/E list' Excludes files from test '/I list' Additional files to include ** NOTES ** This is a very powerful, yet flexable system. Odd drive sizes can be obtained by using the '/Dn' switch with or instead of either '/H' or '/F' ! The 'list' may be a file name, simply begin the name with an '@' character. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper detection or command error 0 - 254 are results, if variable is NOT used ERRORLEVELS WHEN VARS ARE USED 10 file I/O error 9 not enough ram 8 not enough environment space 7 path not found 6 divisor error 5 device error 4 exclude file not found (preceded by '@') 3 include file not found 2 drive for file error 3 & 4 not found 1 no matches 0 everything OK ERRORLEVESL WHEN THE '/M' switch is used 3 drive problem 2 size matches 1 file sizes are larger than match size 0 match size is larger than file sizes Page 21 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E FSIZE {continued} EXAMPLE 1 : FSIZE *.* Returns an errorlevel equal to the file sizes, 255 if overflow EXAMPLE 2 : FSIZE *.* /V Returns file sizes in variable 'SIZE' EXAMPLE 3 : FSIZE *.* /V SIZ1 Returns file sizes in variable 'SIZ1' EXAMPLE 4 : FSIZE *.* /V SIZ1 SIZ2 SIZ3 SIZ4 Returns all 4 size types as follows : SIZ1 = bytes required for standard floppy SIZ2 = bytes required for standard hard drive SIZ3 = number of matches SIZ4 = actual file sizes EXAMPLE 5 : FSIZE *.* /D2 Returns an errorlevel equal to the sizes divided by 2, IE.. sizes equal 400, result returned is 200 EXAMPLE 6 : FSIZE *.* /F Returns an errorlevel equal to the size required to fit on a floppy drive (512 bytes min), thus probably an errorlevel of 255 EXAMPLE 7 : FSIZE *.* /D1000 /F Returns an errorlevel equal to the number of Kbytes required on a floppy. EXAMPLE 8 : FSIZE *.* /D1000 /H Same as example 7 but for a hard drive EXAMPLE 9 : FSIZE *.* /N Returns an errorlevel equal to the number of matches EXAMPLE 10 : FSIZE *.* /S Displays the resultant size, IE... size is 20K, then display is 20000 ! Page 22 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E FSIZE {continued} EXAMPLE 11 : FSIZE /V /X Same as example 2, but uses parent instead of master environment EXAMPLE 12 : FSIZE *.* /M1000 Returns an errorlevel based on match, see ERRORLEVELS above EXAMPLE 13 : FSIZE *.* /MC: Returns an errorlevel based on fit, see ERRORLEVELS above EXAMPLE 14 : FSIZE *.* /E *.COM Same as example 1, except all COM files are excluded from results EXAMPLE 15 : FSIZE *.* /E @EXCL.LST Same as example 14, but list is in file EXCL.LST EXAMPLE 16 : FSIZE *.COM /I *.EXE Same as example 1, but for COM and EXE files only EXAMPLE 17 : FSIZE *.COM /I @INCL.LST Same as example 16, but list is in file INCL.LST EXAMPLE 18 : FSIZE Same as example 1 !! Page 23 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E FUNKEY - Waits for any function key, escape or Enter Syntax : FUNKEY ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) For tamper 27 for escape 13 for enter 1 thru 10 for function keys 1 thru 10 ** NOTES ** Shifted, Control or Alternate function keys are NOT responded to. No parameters are required Page 24 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E GALF - Waits for any alfa keystroke Syntax : GALF var Where : 'var' is any legal DOS environment variable ** NOTES ** GALF forces all alfa keys to their uppercase value. Page 25 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E GCURS - Gets row and / or column of current cursor on current video page. Syntax : GCURS RVX Where : 'R' returns errorlevel equal to current row (default is column) 'V' sets the 2 variables 'ROW' & 'COL' equal to the current cursor location 'X' sets the 2 vaiables as above, but in the parent environment area instead of the master. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 254 for command error EXAMPLE 1 : GCURS Sets the errorlevel equal to the cursor column EXAMPLE 2 : GCURS R Sets the errorlevel equal to the cursor row EXAMPLE 3 : GCURS V Sets the 2 variables (above) in the master environment EXAMPLE 4 : GCURS X Sets the 2 variables (above) in the parent environment Page 26 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E GDIR - recovers the current directory into a DOS environment variable (optional name or default) Syntax : GDIR var /X Where : 'var' is any legal environment name '/X' instructs GDIR to use the parent environment (default is the master) ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper detect EXAMPLE 1 : GDIR Sets the default environment variable 'DIR' to the current directory. EXAMPLE 2 : GDIR ODIR Sets the varialbe ODIR equal to the current directory EXAMPLE 3 : GDIR /X Same as example 1, but sets the parent environment area. GDRIVE - Finds out via errorlevel which drive is currently active Syntax : GDRIVE ERRORLEVELS : 0 THRU 25, where 0 = A, 1 = B, etc.... 255 (0FF) = Tamper detection Page 27 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E GETCOLR - Finds the current screen color at the cursor location Syntax : GETCOLR /B /VX Where : '/B' returns an errorlevel coresponding to the background color, default is foreground '/V' puts the color into 2 variables 'FCOL' for foreground and 'BCOL' for background. '/X' uses parent instead of master environment area ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 1 thru 16 for the color EXAMPLE 1 : GETCOLR Sets the errorlevel to 1 thru 16 for the foreground color EXAMPLE 2 : GETCOLR /B Same as example 1, except for background color EXAMPLE 3 : GETCOLR /V Sets the 2 variables (above) to foreground & background values Page 28 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E GETNUM - Waits for decimal keys 0 thru 9, ESCAPE Syntax : GETNUM key list Where : 'key list' is a list of decimal keys you wish to respond to (IE...0-9). ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 0-9 for decimal keys 27 for escape EXAMPLE 1 : GETNUM Responds to all values (0-9) + escape EXAMPLE 2 : GETNUM 01 Responds only to 0 or 1 + escape EXAMPLE 3 : GETNUM 2345 Responds only to 2,3,4 or 5 + escape EXAMPLE 4 : GETNUM 2468 Responds only to 2,4,6 or 8 + escape GETVER - retrieves the current DOS version Syntax : GETVER MV Where : 'M' selects minor version, default is major 'V' puts complete version ID into variable 'VER' ** NOTES ** Major version of DOS 3.2 would result in an errorlevel of 3 and a minor version of errorlevel 2 ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 0-254 version Page 29 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E GEXT - waits for any extended keystroke Syntax : GEXT var /F Where : 'var' is any environment variabel '/F' selects the special errorlevels for function keys where : 1 thru 10 are the function keys 1 - 10 11 thru 20 are the shifted function keys 21 thru 30 are the alternate function keys and 31 thru 40 are the control function keys ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper detection 0-254 for scan code of key press ** NOTES ** keys other than extended keys are ignored, except escape and control C, which return errorlevel 255 EXAMPLE 1 : GEXT Waits till any extended key is pressed, returning the scan code as an errorlevel. EXAMPLE 2 : GEXT KEY Same as example 1, but scan code is passed in variable KEY EXAMPLE 3 : GEXT /F Set switch setting '/F' for special values !! Page 30 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E GMEM - Checks size of all types of memory, standard (to 640K), extended and expanded. Syntax : GMEM /Dn /V /Cn /T /E /X /Z /A /S Where : '/Dn' divides size by 'n' before passing results '/V' sets 3 variables to appropriate sizes, where MEM is standard, EXP is expanded & EXT is extended '/Cn' Get comparision to value 'n' (see errorlevels) '/T' Gets total instead of default remaining '/E' Gets Expanded instead of default standard '/Z' Gets Extended instead of default standard '/X' Uses parent instead of master environment '/A' Get all values (use with '/V' switch) '/S' Get standard size (default) ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper detect or overflow 0-254 is ram size (use '/Dn' to get size into managable chunks for errorlevels, IE... 'n' = 1000 for Kbytes) When using '/Cn', errorlevels are : 2 if ram size is greater than match value 1 if ram size is less 0 if ram size is equal EXAMPLE 1 : GMEM Checks amount of system ram available Will always result in an errorlevel of 255, no one has memory less than 64K ! (probably not less than 256K) EXAMPLE 2 : GMEM /D1000 Errorlevel is set to ram (standard) remaining in kbytes. IE...64000 is 64 EXAMPLE 3 : GMEM /V Sets above environment variables to ram remaining, standard, expanded and extended. EXAMPLE 4 : GMEM /C64000 Tests if ram remaining is 64K, (see errorlevels) Page 31 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E GMEM {continued} EXAMPLE 5 : GMEM /T Tests standard ram size (total), this entry will always result in an errorlevel of 255 (overflow), no system has only 255 bytes. Use this switch with the divide switch '/Dn' to get meaningful results, IE... GMEM /D1000 /T EXAMPLE 6 : GMEM /E Tests expanded ram size (available) EXAMPLE 7 : GMEM /X use with the '/V' option to place variables into the parent envirnment instead of the master. EXAMPLE 8 : GMEM /Z Tests extended ram size (available) EXAMPLE 9 : GMEM /A Returns results for all ram areas, and must be used with '/V' EXAMPLE 10 : GMEM /S Same as example 1 EXAMPLE 11 : GMEM /T /D1000 /E Returns the total of expanded ram in 1K chunks, IE... if expanded ram total is 284K then the errorlevel will be 284 Page 32 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E GSMODE Checks or sets the video mode Syntax : GSMODE /Sn /V Where : '/Sn' sets the video mode to 'n' (value) '/V' puts results of check into variable 'MODE' ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper detect 0-254 is mode, when checking EXAMPLE 1 : GSMODE Returns the current mode as an errorlevel EXAMPLE 2 : GSMODE /S7 Sets the video into monochrome mode EXAMPLE 3 : GSMODE /V Returns the current mode in variable 'MODE' Page 33 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E HDTYPE - Displays a list of possible hard drives your system supports. On XT systems this list is usually 2 drives, on AT's, this list is usually 40 entries. Syntax : HDTYPE n Where : 'n' is a character to use to flag the entry which matches the drive which HDTYPE determines you currently have installed. If you have 2 drives, and both are different, the HDTYPE determines this for the first drive (usually C). EXAMPLE : HDTYPE * Will list possible drives your system supports, showing which type is currently installed, by flagging it's entry with the selected character '*'. ** NOTE ** the listing may be redirected to your printer by using the following : HDTYPE * > PRN Page 34 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E INSTR - is used to find the position of a selected character within an environment variable. Syntax : INSTR var out /Bn /Cc /Dn /Sc /X Where : 'var' is the environment variable to find a character in 'out' is an optional variable to put the resultant location into. '/Bn' Start search at postion 'n', default is 1 '/Cc' Search for character 'c', you must have this. 'c' may also be a string (more than one character). User may use the alternate '/Dn' switch, but one or the other must be supplied. '/Dn' Search for character 'n', which is the ascii value of the character to search for. '/Sc' Use this when search string needs to use a forward slash or other character. 'c' is the new switch indicator '/X' Use parent environment instead of master ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper detect 129 if selected start was too long 128 if character (or string) was NOT found 0-127 for character (or string) position EXAMPLE 1 : INSTR SAMPLE /CA Will return an errorlevel equalt to the position (1st occurance) of the character 'A' in varialbe SAMPLE. (See ERRORLEVELS for other possible results) EXAMPLE 2 : INSTR SAMPLE RESULT /CA Same as example 1, but result is place into variable 'RESULT' EXAMPLE 3 : INSTR SAMPLE /B5 /CA Same as example 1, but start is position 5 in 'SAMPLE' EXAMPLE 4 : INSTR SAMPLE /D65 Same result as example 1 (we are using decimal value for 'A') EXAMPLE 5 : INSTR SAMPLE /S* */ Sets delimiter to an asteric, then searches variable 'SAMPLE' for the 1st occurance of a forward slash. EXAMPLE 6 : INSTR SAMPLE /V /CA Same as example 1, but we use parent environment, not master. Page 35 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E INVERT - Reverses foreground & background colors on a selected portion of the video. Syntax : INVERT sr sc er ec /N /Pp Where : 'sr' is the start row 'sc' is the start column 'er' is the ending row 'ec' is the ending column '/N' select no blink option (if foreground is an intensified color, value larger than 7) '/Pp' Video page ERRORLEVELS : 255 for tamper detect 1 for wrong video mode EXAMPLE 1 : INVERT 1 1 25 80 Simply reverses foreground & background color on entire screen EXAMPLE 2 : INVERT 1 1 25 80 /N Same as example 1, but detects extended colors EXAMPLE 3 : INVERT 1 1 25 80 /P2 Same as example 1, but on video page 2 Page 36 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E KBTEST - Checks bios for 101 keyboard support Syntax : KBTEST /M Where : '/M' displays the results ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 1 for yes 0 for no KILL0 - deletes all 0 length (empty) files in the current directory. Syntax : KILL0 ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper Page 37 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E KEYSTAT - Checks the status of key control flags, such as shift state, caps lock, etc... Syntax : KEYSTAT /CNSIUAKXV Where : 'C' tests for caps lock 'N' tests for num lock 'S' tests for scroll lock 'I' tests for insert mode 'U' tests for shift key 'A' tests for an alt key 'K' tests for control keys 'V' use varialbes, where 'CAPS' is caps lock, 'NUM' is num lock, 'SCROLL' is scroll lock, 'INSERT' is insert mode, 'SHIFT' is a shift key, 'ALT' is an alt key, 'CONTROL' is a control key. 'VX' use parent environment instead of master with above ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper 128 is insert on 64 is Caps lock 32 is Num lock 16 is Scroll lock 8 is Alt key 4 is Control key 2 is Left shift 1 is right shift errorlevels between these values indicate a combination of control key states, IE... 3 = right shift & left shift 48 = Scroll lock + Num lock EXAMPLE 1 : KEYSTAT Checks state of all keys (see above errorlevels) EXAMPLE 2 : KEYSTAT /C Checks state of only the caps lock, errorlevel is 1=on, 0=off This applies to switches N,S,I,U,A & K when used seperately EXAMPLE 3 : KEYSTAT /V Sets environment variables as per above under "Where" EXAMPLE 4 : KEYSTAT /VX Same as 3, but uses parent environment Page 38 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E KSTAT - checks if any key has been pressed Syntax : KSTAT ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper detect 2 for extended key 1 for typewriter keys 0 for no key LEN - finds the lenght of a variable Syntax : LEN var /Vvar /X Where : 'var' is the variable to get the length of '/Vvar' variable to place results into '/X' use parent for opertation EXAMPLE 1 : LEN PATH Sets an errorlevel equal to the length of PATH EXAMPLE 2 : LEN PATH /VLEN Puts length of PATH into variable LEN EXAMPLE 3 : LEN PATH /VLEN /X Same as example 2, but use parent environment LMCHK - Check for expanded memory manager Syntax : LMCHK V Where : 'V' reports the version number EXAMPLE 1 : LMCHK Reports an errorlevel of 1 if the driver is installed or 0 if not EXAMPLE 2 : LMCHK V Reports the version number of the expanded mem manager. Page 39 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E LINE - draws a line using text graphics Syntax : LINE /Rn /Cn /Ln /Bn /Fn /Pn /S /Gn /Ac /Nn /D Where : '/Rn' sets the video line '/Cn' sets the video column to start '/Ln' length of line '/Bn' Background color '/Fn' Foreground color '/Pn' video page '/S' Use single line graphics (double line is default) '/D' Use DOS for output '/Gn' Select graphics type 'n' (list below) '/Ac' Use graphics character 'c' '/Nn' Use graphics character, ascii value of 'n' GRAPHICS TYPES WITH OPTION 'G' : 0 = Double line 1 = "░" ascii 176 2 = ascii 177 3 = ascii 178 4 = ascii 219 5 = ascii 220 6 = ascii 223 7 = Single line ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 254 (0FE) bad command 253 (0FD) overflow (incorrect value) 252 (0FC) wrong video mode ** NOTE ** Default row & column are cursor location, default length of line is 1 character, colors are optional, and if excluded, we use the current screen colors. Default line character is the double line character "═" (205 ascii). Page 40 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E LINE {continued} EXAMPLE 1 : LINE Draws a text line using the double line text character, starting at the current cursor location, and displaying one character, using existing colors. EXAMPLE 2 : LINE /R5 Same as example 1, but line is on row 5. EXAMPLE 3 : LINE /C5 Same as example 1, but line starts at column 5 EXAMPLE 4 : LINE /L5 Same as example 1, but line is 5 characters long EXAMPLE 5 : LINE /F7 /B1 Same as example 1, but character is white on blue EXAMPLE 6 : LINE /P2 Same as example 1, but function takes place on page 2 EXAMPLE 7 : LINE /S Same as example 1, but text character used is the single line character "─", ascii 196. EXAMPLE 8 : LINE /G1 Same as example 1, but uses the text character ascii 176 EXAMPLE 9 : LINE /A* Same as example 1, but uses the text character '*' EXAMPLE 10 : LINE /N95 Same as example 1, but uses the text character "_", ascii 95 Page 41 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E LNCNT - counts CR delimited lines in a text file Syntax : LNCNT spec Where : 'spec' is any valid DOS drive, path & file name Results are always displayed on screen LOCATE - Positions the video cursor Syntax : LOCATE r c p Where : 'r' is the video row 'c' is the video column 'p' is the video page ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper detection 253 (0FD) for too large a value ** NOTE ** commas may be used as place holders for options, IE.. LOCATE ,,p is a valid entry EXAMPLE 1 : LOCATE 1 1 Positions the cursor on line one column 1, active video page EXAMPLE 2 : LOCATE 1 1 2 Same as example 1, but on video page 2 EXAMPLE 3 : LOCATE ,5 2 Same as example 2 EXAMPLE 4 : LOCATE 1,,2 Same as example 2 Page 42 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E LOG - A system logging utility. Helps in determining system usage Syntax : LOG uname fname msg /OI Where : 'uname' is the user name (person logging in), and is NOT optional, that is, it must be supplied. 'fname' is the logging file and defaults to LOG.DTA 'msg' is any optional message to add to the log file '/OI' select 'O' = out, or 'I' = in, the result of this switch is placeing the current time and date into the logging file or default file LOG.DTA the date is entered in a 12 hour format, followed by the AM/PM indicator. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 254 (0FE) user name NOT supplied 253 (0FD) bad command line 252 (0FC) file not found, or bad name 251 (0FB) message or log swith missing ** NOTE ** either a message or the '/OI' swith must be specified, or an errorlevel 251 is generated. When using the '/OI' switch, use only one letter, either 'O' or 'I', IE... /O or /I, not /OI. Using the /OI switch puts the date into the file in the format hh:mm AM/PM IE... 08:10AM . Also the date is preceded by the day of week IE... Wednesday June 1,1999 EXAMPLE 1 : LOG PAUL /I Puts the data line 'PAUL logged in at "time" on "date"' EXAMPLE 2 : LOG PAUL LOG.IN /I Same as example 1, but file used is LOG.IN EXAMPLE 3 : LOG PAUL LOG.IN LOTUS /I Same as example 1, but message LOTUS is added ** using the example type, the user must specify the logging file Page 43 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E FLST - file viewing / browser utility. System requires text mode Syntax : FLST fname Where : 'fname' is any valid DOS drive, path and file name ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper 254 (0FE) no file specified 253 (0FD) file not found 252 (0FC) file I/O problem (can't read) 251 (0FB) not text mode USAGE : Function key 1 is HELP (Usage information) Function key 2 is print current screen Function key 3 is print all of file Function key 10 is exit Escape is exit Page up scrolls the file down a page Page down scrolls the file up a page Cursor down scrolls the file up a line Cursor up scrolls the file down a line HOME puts view at top of file END puts view at bottom of file Page 44 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E MID - put part of one environment variable into another Syntax : MID s l var1 var2 /X Where : 's' is the start of the string to extract 'l' is the number of bytes to extract 'var1' is the variable to extract from 'var2' is the resultant variable '/X' switch to use the parent instead of master environment area. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 254 (0FE) one (or both) of the variables are NOT included on the command line (both are required). 253 (0FD) out of environment space 252 (0FC) 's' or 'l' are incorrect value(s) 251 (0FB) 'var1' not found ** NOTE ** variable 1 must exist, we can't extract from the air. 's' and or 'l' may be omitted by using the comma delimiter, see the examples below. EXAMPLE 1 : MID 1 1 PATH PTH Puts the 1 character in the PATH variable into the PTH variable EXAMPLE 2 : MID 1 1 PATH PTH /X Same as example 1, but uses the parent environment EXAMPLE 3 : MID , 1 PATH PTH /X Same as example 1, note the comma place holder EXAMPLE 4 : MID , , PATH PTH /X Same as example 3, 2 place holders Page 45 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E MOUSECK - checks if the mouse driver is loaded Syntax : MOUSECK ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 1 for installed 0 for NOT installed MOVCUR - a little like the locate utility, but positions the cursor relative to its current position. Syntax : MOVCUR dir_amt /Pn Where : 'dir' is the cursor direction and may be 'U' for up, 'D' for down, 'L' for left or 'R' for right, any other character will result in an error. 'amt' the number of lines / columns to move the cursor '/Pn' use page 'n' ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 254 (0FE) not next mode EXAMPLE 1 : MOVCUR U Moves the cursor up one line (notice we didn't include a value, 'amt' is optional, and defaults to one position) EXAMPLE 2 : MOVCUR U2 Moves cursor up 2 lines. EXAMPLE 3 : MOVCUR U2 /P2 Moves the cursor up 2 lines on video page 2 EXAMPLE 4 : MOVCUR D Move cursor down one line EXAMPLE 5 : MOVCUR L Move cursor left one column EXAMPLE 6 : MOVCUR R Move cursor right one column Page 46 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E PAGE - Select or set a video page (CGA, EGA, VGA) Syntax : PAGE /Pn /Vvar /X Where : 'Pn' sets video page 'n', default is get page into an errorlevel. '/Vvar' puts the active page number into variable 'var' '/X' use with above to use parent environment, default is the master environment. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 254 (0FE) bad command 253 (0FD) not in text mode (no pages in graphics) 1-200 video page number EXAMPLE 1 : PAGE Returns an errorlevel equal to the page number (we doubt if any system has a page greater than 32, but then who knows ?) EXAMPLE 2 : PAGE /P2 Sets system to video page 2 EXAMPLE 3 : PAGE /VPAGE Puts the active page number into variable PAGE EXAMPLE 4 : PAGE /VPAGE /X Same as example 3, but uses the parent environment Page 47 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E PATHCK - check if a specified path exists Syntax : PATHCK spec Where : 'spec' is any valid drive and path ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 1 path exists 0 path doesn't exist EXAMPLE : PATHCK DOS If the path DOS exists,then errorlevel 1 is set, else 0 PFF - form feed to printer Syntax : PFF p Where : 'p' is any valid printer port (usually 1-3) ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 254 (0FE) invalid port number 5 printer busy 4 printer out of paper 3 printer off line / not selected 2 printer I/O error 1 port time out, printer off ?? PRDY - Test printer port status Syntax : PRDY p Where : 'p' is any valid printer port (usually 1-3) ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 254 (0FE) invalid port number 5 printer busy 4 printer out of paper 3 printer off line / not selected 2 printer I/O error 1 port time out, printer off ?? Page 48 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E PRINTC - send ascii characters which can not be directly placed on a command line (IE.. < > | etc...) Syntax : PRINTC n...nx Where : 'n' thru 'nx' are a list of ascii values seperated by a space or comma ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 254 (0FE) invalid port number / command line 5 printer busy 4 printer out of paper 3 printer off line / not selected 2 printer I/O error 1 port time out, printer off ?? EXAMPLE 1 : PRINTC 27 80 Send printer control sequence ESCAPE 'M', usually being the sequence to select the PICA font set. EXAMPLE 2 : PRINTC 15 usually puts a printer into compressed font mode EXAMPLE 3 : PRINTC 60 Sends the character '<', which DOS filters from a command line PRNSET - Hard reset for a printer port Syntax : PRNSET p Where : 'p' is any valid printer port (usually 1-3) ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 254 (0FE) invalid port number 5 printer busy 4 printer out of paper 3 printer off line / not selected 2 printer I/O error 1 port time out, printer off ?? Page 49 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E PWRD - Password system Syntax : PWRD /Sn /An /Oa Where : '/Sn' Set new password 'n' '/An' Set new attempt level to 'n' '/Oa' Set new action to 'a' 'a' may be 'E' to exit with errorlevel 'R' to reboot system 'H' to halt computer (user must reboot by hardware reset, ^Alt_Del does not work !) ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper 254 (0FE) bad command line 253 (0FD) Not enough ram to load copy of program 252 (0FC) File I/O problem ** NOTE ** switches become valid only when the existing password has correctly been entered. Default password is SEBFU (all caps). Default attempt level is 3 (3 tries), max is 32. Default action is to exit with errorlevel (1) invalid password, 0 is ok. The new password may be entered in upper and lower case, characters will NOT be translated to uppercase. PSWD does NOT display the characters typed, but displays the block character for each keystroke, so the user has an idea of how many keystrokes have been entered. Page 50 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E RESP - General purpose input routine, gets keystrokes untill keystoke is the ENTER key. Syntax : RESP var /Ln /Fn /Bn /En /X /Ic /D Where : 'var' any environment variable name (must be supplied) '/Ln' Max keystrokes permitted 'n', max is 127 (default is 80) '/Fn' Foreground color 'n' '/Bn' Background color 'n' '/En' Set echo level, 'n'=0 for normal echo 'n'=1 for no echo 'n'=2 for display ascii 219 (block) for each keystroke '/X' Use parent environment for 'var' '/Ic' Ignore either ESCAPE 'c'='E' or control C 'c'='C' '/D' Display via DOS instead of Bios ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper 254 (0FE) bad command line 253 (0FD) user aborted with escape key 252 (0FC) user aborted with ^C 251 (0FB) NOT in text mode 250 (0FA) No string (CR only) ** NOTE ** RESP allows exit with escape or ^C, unless option switch '/Ic' is used. this switch may be used twice to stop both the escape and ^C keys from affecting an exit. Page 51 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E RESP {continued} EXAMPLE 1 : RESP RESP use existing colors to get up to 80 characters into RESP EXAMPLE 2 : RESP RESP /L5 use existing colors to get up to 5 characters into RESP EXAMPLE 3 : RESP RESP /F7 /B1 Same as example 1, but echos keystrokes in white on blue EXAMPLE 4 : RESP RESP /E1 Same as example 1, but cursor does NOT move with keystrokes EXAMPLE 5 : RESP RESP /E2 Same as example 4, but ascii character 219 is displayed instead of actual keystroke. EXAMPLE 6 : RESP RESP /X Same as example 1, but uses parent environment. EXAMPLE 7 : RESP RESP /IE Same as example 1, but will ignore ESCAPE key stroke EXAMPLE 8 : RESP RESP /IC Same as example 1, but will ignore ^C key stroke EXAMPLE 9 : RESP RESP /D Same as example 1, but uses DOS for display instead of Bios Page 52 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E ROWS - Gets number of rows allowed on display Syntax : ROWS /Vvar /X Where : '/Vvar' sets optional variable 'var', or default variable 'ROW' to the number of rows available. '/X' used with above switch forces ROWS to use the parent environment instead of the master. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 254 (0FE) for command error 1 thru 200 for possible max rows 0 if using variable EXAMPLE 1 : ROWS Returns an errorlevel between 1 and 200 for the number of rows EXAMPLE 2 : ROWS /V Sets variable 'ROW' to the number of rows EXAMPLE 3 : ROWS /VROWS Same as example 2, but variable is ROWS EXAMPLE 4 : ROWS /V /X Same as example 2, but uses the parent environment Page 53 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E SAVEKEY - Places characters into the type-ahead buffer Syntax : SAVEKEY c...cx Where : 'c' thru 'cx' are the characters to put into the keyboard type-ahead buffer. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper ** NOTE ** ascii values may be entered instead, starting the string with a forward slash '/' followed by a string of ascii values with a space between each value. IE.. /65 places the letter 'A' into the keyboard buffer. The number of characters permitted is limited by DOS to 120 characters, or the size of your type-ahead buffer, which is usually 16 characters. SCRLMSG - displays a message string, which constantly scrolls from right to left. Syntax : SCRLMSG msg Where : 'msg' is any string of characters permitted on a command line by DOS. Must have at least 2 characters, and not more than will fit across one line. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 254 (0FE) video not in text mode 253 (0FD) message entry error Page 54 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E SDATE - will set the DOS date to a selected value Syntax : SDATE mm-dd-yy /I Where : 'mm' is the month 'dd' the day of month 'yy' the year '/I' allows the user to use an alternate date pattern of dd-mm-yy. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 254 (0FE) command error EXAMPLE 1 : SDATE 01-25-99 Sets the DOS date to Jan. 25, 1999 EXAMPLE 2 : SDATE 01-25-1999 Same as example 1 EXAMPLE 3 : SDATE 25-01-99 /I Results the same as example 1 (internation date string) Page 55 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E SOUND - generic noise maker Syntax : SOUND /Dn /Tn Where : '/Dn' sets the duration to value 'n', with a default of 1 second or value of 5 '/Tn' sets the tone to value 'n', default is value 10 ERRORLEVELES : 255 (0FF) tamper 254 (0FE) command error SWIDTH - gets the screen width (number of columns) Syntax : SWIDTH /Vvar /X Where : '/Vvar' sets optional variable 'var', or default variable 'COL' to the number of rows available. '/X' used with above switch forces ROWS to use the parent environment instead of the master. ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 254 (0FE) for command error 1 thru 200 for possible max columns 0 if using variable EXAMPLE 1 : SWIDTH Returns an errorlevel between 1 and 200 for the number of rows EXAMPLE 2 : SWIDTH /V Sets variable 'ROW' to the number of rows EXAMPLE 3 : SWIDTH /VCOLS Same as example 2, but variable is COLS EXAMPLE 4 : SWIDTH /V /X Same as example 2, but uses the parent environment Page 56 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E SWPRN - redirects printer output PRN TO LPT2 Syntax : SWPRN ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) TAMPER ** NOTE ** use 2nd time to restore original setting TC - Cursor attribute setting utility Syntax : TC mode Where : 'mode' is one of the following : 'X' or '0' - hide cursor 'O' or '1' - unhide cursor 'S' - get current status, on or off ERRORLEVELS : 255 for tamper 4 requested mode already in effect 3 in graphics mode (cursor only avail in text) 2 Cursor off 1 Cursor on 0 Mode set EXAMPLE 1 : TC Toggle current state of cursor, if visible, then we hide EXAMPLE 2 : TC X {or 0} Hide cursor (make it invisible) EXAMPLE 3 : TC O {or 1} Make cursor visible EXAMPLE 4 : TC S Get cursor status {see errorlevels above} Page 57 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E TD - Display time and / or date Syntax : TD /Dr c /T r c /N Where : '/Dr c' selects display of date on optional row 'r' and column 'c'. '/Tr c' selects display of time on optional row 'r' and column 'c' '/N' excludes day of week from date display ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) is tamper detection 254 (0FE) not in text mode 253 (0FD) command error EXAMPLE 1 : TD Displays both time and date at the current cursor location IE... 12:57:20AM Tuesday June 1,1999 EXAMPLE 2 : TD /D Displays only date at current cursor location EXAMPLE 3 : TD /D5 Displays only date on line 5 EXAMPLE 4 : TD /D5 5 Displays date on line 5, column 5 EXAMPLE 5 : TD /T Displays only time at current cursor location EXAMPLE 6 : TD /T5 Displays time on line 5 EXAMPLE 7 : TD /T5 5 Displays time on line 5, column 5 EXAMPLE 8 : TD /N Same as example 1, but day of week is excluded Page 58 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E WAIT - pause batch file for specified period of time Syntax : WAIT /Sn /Mn /Tt Where : '/Sn' pauses batch file for 'n' seconds '/Mn' pauses batch file for 'n' minutes '/Tt' pauses batch file till time 't' 't' is in format 'hh:mm:ss' , 24 hour format ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper detection 254 (0FE) command error ** NOTE ** limits for both option '/S' & '/M' are values 1 thru 59 (seconds or minutes). EXAMPLE 1 : WAIT Pause one second (default value) EXAMPLE 2 : WAIT /S5 Pause 5 seconds EXAMPLE 3 : WAIT /M5 Wait 5 minutes EXAMPLE 4 : WAIT /T4:23:00 Pause till 4:23 AM Page 59 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E WDATE - Gets the current date, uses errorlevel or variable Syntax : WDATE /D /M /Y /W /Vvar /X /A Where : '/D' selects day of month '/M' selects month '/Y' selects year '/W' selects day of week (default selection) '/Vvar' selects use of variable, default of 'CDATE' or optional name 'var'. '/X' selects the parent environment when using a variable. '/A' selects all of date for use with a variable ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper detection 254 (0FE) Command error 1-31 for day of month 1-7 for day of week 1-12 for month 0-99 current year of century EXAMPLE 1 : WDATE Get day of week in errorlevel EXAMPLE 2 : WDATE /D Get day of month in errorlevel EXAMPLE 3 : WDATE /M Get which month in errorlevel EXAMPLE 4 : WDATE /Y Get year as errorlevel EXAMPLE 5 : WDATE /W Same as example 1 EXAMPLE 6 : WDATE /V Get day of week into default variable 'CDATE' EXAMPLE 7 : WDATE /VDATE Get day of week into variable 'DATE' EXAMPLE 8 : WDATE /V /X Same as example 6, but uses parent environment Page 60 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E WINDOW - clear portion (or all) of screen, or scroll all or portion of screen by selected line count Syntax : WINDOW sr sc er ec /Fn /Bn /Dn /Ln Where : 'sr' is the start row of the window 'sc' is the start column 'er' is the last row of the window 'ec' is the last column '/Fn' set foreground color to value 'n' '/Bn' set background color to value 'n' '/Dn' set direction up ('n'=0) or down ('n'=1) (only valid with use of next switch) '/Ln' number of lines to scroll, if 0 or ommitted, then the window area is cleared (created). ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 254 (0FE) not text mode 253 (0FD) command error EXAMPLE 1 : WINDOW 1 1 25 80 Clears the screen to current color EXAMPLE 2 : WINDOW 1 1 25 80 /F7 /B1 Clears the screen to white on blue EXAMPLE 3 : WINDOW 1 1 25 80 /D0 /L1 Scroll screen up one line EXAMPLE 4 : WINDOW 1 1 25 80 /D1 /L1 Scroll screen down one line EXAMPLE 5 : WINDOW 1 1 25 80 /F7 /B1 /D0 /L1 Same as example 3, but new line is cleared to white on blue EXAMPLE 6 : WINDOW 1 1 25 80 /F7 /B1 /D1 /L1 Same as example 4, but new line is cleared to white on blue Page 61 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E WRITE - powerful text display utility, to replace ECHO Syntax : WRITE /Rr /Cc /Pp /Fc /Bc /X /N /D msg Where : '/Rr' sets the row for display to 'r' '/Cc' sets the column to start display to 'c' '/Pp' use video page 'p', default is active '/Fc' use foreground color 'c' '/Bc' use background color 'c' '/X' center text on line '/N' No CR/LF (new line) after display '/D' Use DOS for display instead of Bios 'msg' text string to display ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 254 (0FE) Not in text mode 253 (0FD) command error ** NOTE ** One main advantage of WRITE over ECHO is the fact that we can simply generat a CR/LF (new line) by putting WRITE on a batch file line alone ! WRITE uses the current cursor location if none are supplied ('/Rr' & '/Cc'). WRITE uses the existing screen colors if they are not supplied. Use the '/D' switch if redirection is required.. Page 62 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E EXAMPLE 1 : WRITE Generates a new line (move cursor to start of next line) EXAMPLE 2 : WRITE Hi Displays 'Hi' at the current cursor location EXAMPLE 3 : WRITE Hi /R5 Displays 'Hi' on line 5 EXAMPLE 4 : WRITE Hi /C5 Displays 'Hi' on the current line, but column 5 EXAMPLE 5 : WRITE Hi /F7 /B1 Same as example 2, but white on blue EXAMPLE 6 : WRITE Hi /X Same as example 2, but centered EXAMPLE 7 : WRITE Hi /N Same as example 2, but cursor will be on same line after 'i' EXAMPLE 8 : WRITE Hi /D Same as example 2, but can be redirected by DOS EXAMPLE 9 : WRITE Hi /P2 Same as example 2, but on video page 2 Page 63 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E WRITEF - Show all or part of a file on display Syntax : WRITEF spec /Cc /Pp /Sl /Ln /D Where : 'spec' is any valid file name, drive and path '/Cc' sets left margin to 'c' '/Pp' display will be on page 'p' '/Sl' Start display on file line number 'l' '/Ln' Last video line to use '/D' Use DOS to display (redirection allowed) ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) for tamper 254 (0FE) Not in text mode 253 (0FD) Command error 252 (0FC) File not found 251 (0FB) Can't read file ** NOTE ** The switch '/Sl' allows us to use 1 file to contain many screen images. Just specify the line to start displaying and the last video line to use. EXAMPLE 1 : WRITEF MENU Will display all of file MENU or till last video line is reached EXAMPLE 2 : WRITEF MENU /C5 Same as example 1, but has a left margin at column 5 EXAMPLE 3 : WRITEF MENU /P2 Same as example 1, but display is on video page 2 EXAMPLE 4 : WRITEF MENU /S20 Start display of file 'MENU' after reading 19 lines, and display lines till end of file or last video row. EXAMPLE 5 : WRITEF MENU /D Same as example 1, but uses DOS, so redirection is allowed EXAMPLE 6 : WRITEF MENU /L20 Same as example 1, but stops file read when video line 20 is reached (or end of file) Page 64 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E WTIME - Gets the time of day as an errorlevel or variable Syntax : WTIME /H /M /S /Vvar /X /A Where : '/H' selects hour of day '/M' selects minute '/S' selects seconds '/Vvar' selects use of variable, default of 'CTIME' or optional name 'var'. '/X' selects the parent environment when using a variable. '/A' selects all of date for use with a variable ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper detection 254 (0FE) Command error 0-60 for minutes or seconds 0-24 for hours EXAMPLE 1 : WTIME Get current hour EXAMPLE 2 : WTIME /H Same as example 1 EXAMPLE 3 : WTIME /M Get current minute EXAMPLE 4 : WTIME /S Get current seconds EXAMPLE 6 : WTIME /V Get current hour into default variable 'CTIME' EXAMPLE 7 : WTIME /VTIME Get current hour into variable 'TIME' EXAMPLE 8 : WTIME /V /X Same as example 6, but uses parent environment Page 65 S E B F U Version 3.0.0 (C) 1989/90 Scanlon Enterprises M A S T E R R E F E R E N C E XMSCK - checks if expanded memory manager is installed Syntax : XMSCK ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper detection 1 installed 0 not installed YN - get a yes / no response Syntax : YN /Ic Where : '/Ic' cancels detection of escape 'c'=E or ^C 'c'=C YN normally exits if escape or ^C are detected ERRORLEVELS : 255 (0FF) tamper detection 2 for no 1 for yes 0 for escape or ^C detection ** NOTE ** either upper case or lower case 'Y' or 'N' are allowed EXAMPLE 1 : YN Exits with above errorlevels EXAMPLE 2 : YN /IE Same as example 1, but ignores escape key EXAMPLE 3 : YN /IC Same as example 1, but ignores ^C EXAMPLE 4 : YN /IC /IE Same as example 1, but ignores both escape & ^C Page 66 BEEP.COM 545Φ.╕ L═!3.0.0BEEP - 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Usage : DEMO {execute batch file} NOTE : SEBFU utilities should be in current directory or PATH should include drive & directory to SEBFU FLST.DOC 124FLST2.COM Same as FLST.COM , BUT HELP key does nothing. Makes a smaller COM file for those hard pressed for space. LWRITE.DOC 2688 L W R I T E V1.0 (C) 1991 Scanlon Enterprises LWRITE is a very simple text editor, which limits file size to 64K bytes (more than enough for most batch files). Although this editor is simple, it has several advantages over the word processor or most other editors. Advantage one : Almost all keystrokes result in some type of text, extended characters and codes such as ESCAPE, are all displayable. Advantage two : simplicity of use (very easy to use). Syntax : LWRITE spec Where : 'spec' is any DOS file specification, including drive and path. Once started, pressing Shift F1 (Shifted Function key 1) at any time will bring up a screen which shows all possible control keys. This screen will appear something like the following list. CONTROL KEYS 'Up arrow Moves cursor up one row ' 'Funct Key 1 Exit without saving' 'Down arrow Moves cursor down one row ' 'Funct Key 2 Append last deleted characters' 'Left arrow Moves cursor left one column ' 'Funct Key 3 Prints text in Block' 'Right arrow Moves cursor right one column ' 'Funct Key 4 Toggle Start / End Block function', 'Page Up Moves text window up one line ' 'Funct Key 5 Delete marked text block to buffer' 'Page Down Moves text window down one line ' 'Funct Key 6 Appends last deleted text block' 'Home Moves cursor to start of line ' 'Funct Key 7 Save and exit' 'End Moves cursor to end of line ' 'Funct Key 8 Delete from cursor to end of line' 'INS Toggles insert & overstrike mode ' 'Funct Key 9 Delete entire cursor line' 'DEL Delete character at cursor ' 'Funct Key 10 Insert last deleted line' '^ Page Down Moves to Top of file ' '^ Page Up Moves to Bottom of file' '^ Cursor Right Moves text window right 8 columns' '^ Cursor Left Moves text window left 8 columns' 'Shift Function Key 1 this screen' '** NOTE ** "^" means control key, Funct is short for Function' CHGC.COM 180Ç>Çw╕L═!┤═ê>¡╛é┐«Φqå╨Ç>¼w■╚¬■¼Ç·uΦÇ>¼t╕L═!è6«è»Φ'Φ9è▓▒╥π │Φ■┬:▒vπ■╞:6░v╫╕L═!è>¡┤═├è>¡╣┤ ═├è>¡┤═├3╥│ ¼<0r<9w,0ë┴ï┬÷π2φ┴ï╨δτ├PASSYS.DOC 491PASSYS.BAT / DOC THIS LITTLE BATCH FILE DISPLAYS A PROMPT SIMULAR TO THAT WHICH NOVEL OFFERS, THEN WAITS FOR THE USER TO ENTER THEIR NAME. This is accomplished with the 2 lines WRITE /N,USER NAME : and RESP NAME Next we prompt for the password, using something you might see while running NOVEL WRITE /N,PASSWORD : Finally we get the password (default is SEBFU) PSWD Then for final, we put the user name into a log file (default of LOG.DTA) LOG %NAME% /I MSG1 868 The previous screens only represent a portion of what these utilities are capable of. There are commands availabe for enhanced loop control (thru use of ADD and SUB), sounding the PC speaker (BEEP & SOUND), changing directories, controlling the screen color (even without effecting the screen text), displaying text (in color), positioning the cursor, drawing boxes and lines, displaying directory listings (enhanced over the DOS DIR command), checking the disk drives and printer, checking various aspects of RAM (size, environment space, etc..), getting keyboard input (including function keys), checking and changing video modes, password protection, waiting to execute a program at a specified time and much more... PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUESAFEFMT.DOC 1280 S A F E F M T (C) 1991 Scanlon Enterprises This program will safely format (using your DOS FORMAT) a disk in either drive A or B. Syntax: SAFEFMT drive Where : 'drive' is either A or B If 'drive' is NOT specified, then you are prompted for a drive. Once we have determined the drive, we create a batch file to format the correct disk, after first checking the disk status with our DSKRDY utility. If the disk is already formatted, you will be prompted to verify reformatting the disk. The system does NOT allow drives other than A or B, thus offering a safeguard against formatting hard disks. To see how the batch file looks, we have included a sample batch file (FMTD.BAT) which basically does the same thing. FMTD will not prompt you for a drive, if it is NOT specified. NOTE: DSKRDY, CR FORMAT & YN must be in the DOS PATH. DEMO.BAT 4608ECHO off ENVSIZE /R IF ERRORLEVEL 40 GOTO START ECHO This Demo Requires at least 40 bytes of free Environment Space ECHO We suggest you use the following line in your CONFIG.SYS file ECHO ECHO SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM /P /E:512 ECHO ECHO The '/P' is a must, the number after 'E:' may be any number from ECHO 128 (DOS default is 160) thru 32,000 (no comma). You may also specify ECHO a different drive (after the 'SHELL=') and shell, such as 4DOS. ECHO GOTO XIT :start TC window 1 1 25 80 /F7 /B1 locate 3 12 bigltr SCANLON locate 14 1 bigltr ENTRPRISES wait /S2 :uphalf1 for %%f in (1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1) do window 1 1 25 80 /F7 /B1 /L1 :present locate 15 8 bigltr PRESENTS wait /S2 :uphalf2 for %%f in (1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1) do window 1 1 25 80 /B4 /F15 /L1 :presnt2 locate 15 4 bigltr S E B F U wait /S2 :downhlf1 for %%f in (1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1) do window 1 1 25 80 /f0 /b4 /L1 /D1 :pow1 locate 2 8 bigltr POWERFUL wait /S2 WINDOW 9 1 25 80 /F0 /B7 locate 10 1 bigltr BATCH FILE WINDOW 18 1 25 80 /F0 /B1 locate 18 4 bigltr UTILITIES wait /S2 chgc 1 1 8 80 4 0 chgc 9 1 16 80 7 0 chgc 17 1 25 80 1 0 wait /S2 chgc 1 1 8 80 0 3 chgc 9 1 16 80 0 2 chgc 17 1 25 80 0 5 wait /S2 rem set add= :part2 window 1 1 25 80 /b1 /f7 window 1 1 1 80 /b4 /f14 write /X/R1,Scanlon Enterprises SEBFU (C) 1989,1990,1991 window 4 6 23 75 /b4 /f15 box 4 6 23 75 set ind=am wtime /H /VHR for %%f in (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12) do if %hr%==%%f goto smin set ind=pm :mkpm math /Vhr /-12 :smin wtime /M /VMIN write /R5/C8,The System Time is : %hr%:%min% %ind% write /r6/c8,The System Date is : SET IND= SET MIN= SET HR= td /D6 40 set tst=doesn't support KBTEST if errorlevel 1 set tst=supports write /r7/c8,System Bios %tst% the 101 type keyboard set tst=is not cdck if errorlevel 1 set tst=is write /r8/c8,The CD-ROM driver %tst% installed set tst=is not detansi if errorlevel 1 set tst=is write /r9/c8,The ANSI driver %tst% installed set tst= drvck c: if errorlevel 1 goto noc dfree C: SIZE /M write /r10/C8,There are %size% Megabytes available on drive C: goto dlst :noc write /r10/C8,Drive C: does not exist :dlst set size= drvlst DRIVES write /r11/C8,Drives "%drives%" are available set drives= envsize SIZE write /r12/C8,The DOS environment has %SIZE% bytes set size= envsize SIZE /R write /r13/C8,The DOS environment has %SIZE% bytes remaining set size= GMEM /V /A /T /D1 WRITE /R14/C8,Your system has %MEM%K ram, %EXT%K Extended & %EXP%K expanded Ram SET MEM= SET EXP= SET EXT= GMEM /V /A /D1 write /r15/C8,The amount of Ram available is %MEM%K, %EXT%K Extended & %EXP%K Expanded SET MEM= SET EXP= SET EXT= gdir write /r16/C8,The current path is %dir% set dir= gdrive if errorlevel 0 set drv=A if errorlevel 1 set drv=B if errorlevel 2 set drv=C if errorlevel 3 set drv=D if errorlevel 4 set drv=E if errorlevel 5 set drv=F write /r17/C8,The current drive is %drv%: set drv= getver V write /r18/C8,The current DOS version is %VER% set VER= gsmode if errorlevel 8 goto graph if errorlevel 7 goto mono if errorlevel 4 goto graph if errorlevel 3 goto cgac if errorlevel 2 goto cgam if errorlevel 1 goto cga4c write /r19/C8,Your system is in 40x25 black & white goto lim :graph write /r19/C8,Your system is in graphics mode goto lim :mono write /r19/C8,Your system is in monochrome mode goto lim :cgac write /r19/C8,Your system is in 25x80 CGA color mode goto lim :cgam write /r19/C8,Your system is in 25x80 CGA black & white mode goto lim :cga4c write /r19/C8,Your system is in 25x40 color mode :lim limck if errorlevel 0 set lim=is not if errorlevel 1 set lim=is write /r20/c8,The expanded memory driver %lim% installed mouseck if errorlevel 0 set lim=is not if errorlevel 1 set lim=is write /r21/c8,The mouse driver %lim% installed set lim= page /v write /r19/c50, video page %pg% set pg= xmsck if errorlevel 0 set ck=is not if errorlevel 1 set ck=is write /r21/c8,The extended memory manager %ck% installed set ck= write /r22/c8/n Press [ENTER] to continue BEEP TC CR :part3a WINDOW 1 1 25 80 /F1 /B7 locate 1 1 writef msg1 :keyw1 KSTAT if errorlevel 1 goto part3 wait /S2 invert KSTAT if errorlevel 1 goto part3 wait /S2 chgc 1 1 25 80 /F0 /B2 KSTAT if errorlevel 1 goto part3 wait /S2 invert KSTAT if errorlevel 1 goto part3 wait /S2 chgc 1 1 25 80 /F1 /B7 goto keyw1 :part3 clrkey :xit CURSOR CLS T.BAT 85echo off cls set tpath=%path% set path= call demo set path=%tpath% set tpath= SYNTAX.DTA 21376 S E B F U 3 . 0 . 0 Scanlon Enterprises Batch File Utilities Ver. 3.0.0 (C) 1991 S Y N T A X G U I D E (Usage Guide) This Document will give the user a brief description of each command, followed by the correct syntax (usage) and what each switch will do. ■ BEEP This simply makes an announcement (noise) thru the IBM speaker. Syntax: BEEP /+n /D /K[XC] Where : '/+n' Number of beeps (1 thru 9999) '/D' Delays 1 second between beeps '/K' Beep till any key stroke, or count expires '/KC' Beep till any key stroke, clear key on exit '/KX' Beep till any key stroke, unlimited wait '/KXC' Beep till any key stroke, unlimited wait, clear on exit ■ BIGLTR This will display large characters (9 rows by 8 columns) on your screen Syntax: BIGLTR m /Fn /Bn /Pn /An Where : 'm' is your message '/Fn' the foreground color 'n' '/Bn' the background color 'n' '/Pn' the video page 'n' '/An' change switch character to 'n' ■ BOX Draws a box using one of several, text, box drawing characters. Syntax: BOX sr sc er ec /Fn /Bn /Pn /S /Gn /Ac /D Where : 'sr' is the starting row 'sc' the starting column 'er' the ending row 'ec' the ending column '/Fn' the foreground color 'n' '/Bn' background color 'n' '/Pn' video page 'n' '/Gn' selected graphics character 'n' (value) '/Ac' selected graphics character 'c' (actual) '/S' single line graphics box (default is double line) '/D' Use DOS for display (default is Bios) ■ CALCYR Calculates difference between two dates (or system and date) Syntax: CALCYR yr y2 /W Where : 'yr' is any year (century optional) 'y2' is the optional 2nd year '/W' Which is larger CHKSUM Gets or checks the checksum of a file Syntax: CHKSUM fname val /R Where : 'fname' is any file name 'val' is a checksum to verify against '/R' sets redirection ON ■ CR Waits for CR key Syntax: CR CLRKEY Clear the typeahead buffer Syntax: CLRKEY ■ CURSOR Sets cursor attributes such as size, blink speed and hiding. Syntax: CURSOR s e /Bn /Sn /Hn Where : 's' Start scan line 'e' Ending scan line '/Bn' Steady or blink ('n'=1 or 0) '/Sn' Fast or slow (SPEED) 'n'=1 for fast, 0 for slow '/Hn' Hide, UnHide or Toggle state 'n'=1,2 or 3 ■ DFREE Reports bytes available for specified drive. Syntax: DFREE d: vname /M /K /B Where : 'd:' is any legal DOS drive letter 'vname' is any legal DOS environment variable name '/M' set results in Megabytes (divedes by 1 million) '/K' set results in Kbytes (divides by 1000) '/B' set results in Bytes ■ DLST DOS Directory command replacement. Syntax: DLST ftype /Ln /Rn /Bn /Tn /E list /I list /X /D /Z /H /C f b Where : 'ftype' Any DOS files specification including directory & drive '/Ln' Sets starting column of listing to 'n'(left margin) '/Rn' Sets right margin to 'n' '/Bn' Sets the last usable line to 'n' '/Tn' Sets the start line to 'n' '/E list' List of Exclude (don't include) files or file name where list might be (precede name with '@'). '/I list' List of Include files for list, or file name, where a list might be (precede name with a '@') '/X' Command to exclude file extensions from listing '/D' Include directories in listing (default is no show) '/Z' Exit when line specified with 'B' (above) or last screen line, if 'B' is NOT specified. '/H' Include hidden files in listing (default is NO) 'C f b' Use specified foreground 'f' and background 'b' colors ■ DRVCK Checks for a vaild drive Syntax: DRVCK d Where : 'd' is any valid drive such as A:, B:, etc DRVLST Gets a list of logical drives for the system Syntax: DRVLST var Where : 'var' is any valid DOS variable ■ ENVSIZE Gets size of DOS Environment space, or remaining space. Syntax: ENVSIZE var /Dn /R Where : 'var' is any legal DOS environment name. '/Dn' total is divided by 'n' '/R' get remaining (default is total) ■ FCHR Fills a specified area of the screen with a specified character, text is left completely undisturbed (not affected). Syntax: FCHR sr sc er ec bc fc p n Where : 'sr' is the start row for the operation 'sc' the start column for the operation 'er' is the last row to change 'ec' is the last column for the operation 'bc' is the background color 'fc' the foreground color 'p' is the video page to perform function to 'n' is the character to put onto the video section specified ■ FLST File viewing system, view text or binary files. Syntax: FLST fname Where : 'fname' is any legal DOS file specification including drive and path ■ FSIZE Gets file size information. Syntax: FSIZE fname /V vn /Dn /F /H /N /A /S /X /Mx[d:] /E list /I list Where : 'fname' is any legal DOS file name including drive & path. '/V vn' Specification of up to 4 variables to hold results '/Dn' Set divisor for operation '/F' Request size required to fit files on a floppy '/H' Request size required to fit files on a hard drive. '/N' File count only '/A' Use all default variables '/S' Screen display (no variables) '/X' Use parent environment space '/Mx [d:] Compare size to value 'x' or drive 'd:' '/E list' List of files to exclude from operation, or name of file (name preceded by an '@'), with the list. '/I list' List of files to include in operation, or name of file (name preceded by an '@'), with the list. ■ FUNKEY Wait for one of 10 function keys to be pressed. Syntax: FUNKEY ** Note ** Also exits if ESCAPE key is pressed GALF Waits for any of the standard typewrite alfa character (A-Z). Syntax: GALF ** Note ** exits if ESCAPE key is pressed ■ GCURS Finds the current location of the cursor. Syntax: GCURS RVX Where : 'R' Specifies result is cursor ROW (default is column) 'V' Use variables (ROW & COL) 'X' Use parent environment ■ GDIR Saves the current directory in a DOS environment variable Syntax: GDIR var /X Where : 'var' is any legal DOS environment variable name (default DIR) '/X' use parent environment space GDRIVE Gets the current active drive Syntax: GDRIVE var Where : 'var' is an optional variable (master environment) ■ GETCOLR Retrieves the current screen color at the cursor location. Syntax: GETCOLR /B /VX Where : '/B' gets the background color (default is foreground) '/VX' sets the 2 environment variables 'FCOL', for foreground, 'BCOL' for background and optionally, with the 'X' sets the parent environment (default is master) GETNUM Waits for any decimal keystroke (0-9). Syntax: GETNUM ■ GETVER Recovers the DOS version number Syntax: GETVER M[V] Where : 'M' Get minor portion of version (default is major) 'V' Set variable 'VER' to version number GEXT Waits for extended key press, function keys or cursor control, etc.. Syntax: GEXT var /F Where : 'var' Sets use of variable specified as 'var' (default is error) '/F' Use special assignments, where function keys 1-10 exit with errorlevels of 1-10, shifted functions keys are 11-20, alt function keys are 21-30 and control function keys 31-40 Other extended keys report scan codes. ■ GMEM Gets standard, extended or expanded memory size(s) Syntax: GMEM /Dn /V /Cn /T /E /X /Z /A /S Where : '/Dn' reports size after dividing by 'n' '/V' use variabe 'MEM' (standard), 'EXP' (expanded) or 'EXT' (extended). '/Cn' Compare size to 'n' '/T' Want total size, default is remaining '/E' Want expanded ram, default is standard '/X' Use parent environment, default is master '/Z' Want extended ram '/A' Results of all ram '/S' Standard ram ■ GSMODE Get or set video mode. Syntax: GSMODE /Sn /V Where : '/Sn' Sets video mode to 'n', default is get mode '/V' Puts get mode result into variable 'MODE' HDTYPE Displays a list of drive types supported by a drive. Syntax: HDTYPE c Where : 'c' sets character flag to 'c' ** NOTE ** use the DOS redirector '>' to print results ■ INSTR Finds the position of an ascii character in a DOS environment variable Syntax: INSTR var out /Bn /Cc /Dn /Sc /X Where : 'var' is the variable to search for a specified character 'out' Puts results of operation into variable specified '/Bn' Start search at 'n' '/Cc' Search for character(s) 'c' (must be specified) '/Dn' Search character specified as decimal value 'n' '/Sc' Set delimiter for search string '/X' Use parent environment space, default is master ■ INVERT Switches background and foreground colors, text unchanged. Syntax: INVERT sr sc er ec /N /Pp Where : 'sr' is the start line for change 'sc' the start column for change 'er' is the last row to change 'ec' the last column to change '/N' Makes sure foreground color won't cause blinking '/Pp' Use video page 'p' KBTEST Determines if ROM supports a 101 keyboard. Syntax: KBTEST /M Where : '/M' displays the resultant message, default is errorlevel ■ KEYSTAT Checks status of keyboard control keys such as CAPS LOCK, SHIFT KEY pressed Syntax: KEYSTAT /C /N /S /I /U /A /K /V /X Where : '/C' Test for caps lock '/N' Test for num lock '/S' Test for scroll lock '/I' Test for insert mode '/U' Test for shift key '/A' Test for alt key '/K' Test for control key '/V' Sets 6 variables to above states '/X' Use parent environment, default is master ■ KILL0 Deletes all zero length files in current directory Syntax: KILL0 KSTAT Checks if there has been a key press (any key) Syntax: KSTAT ■ LEN Gets length of a selected variable. Syntax: LEN var /Vvar /X Where : 'var' is the variable to get the length of '/Vvar' put results into selected variable 'var' '/X' use parent environment area, default is master LMCHK Checks for presense of the expanded memory driver Syntax: LMCHK V Where : 'V' returns the version number, default is if driver is there ■ LINE Draws a line, useing text graphics Syntax: LINE /Rn /Cn /Ln /Bn /Fn /Pn /Gn /Ac /Nn /S /D Where : '/Rn' Start row 'n' for line '/Cn' Start column 'n' for line '/Ln' Set length of line to 'n' '/Bn' Background color of line is 'n' '/Fn' Foreground color of line is 'n' '/Pn' Line to video page 'n' '/Gn' Use special character, value 'n' '/Ac' Use graphics character 'a' '/Nn' Use value 'n' to for ascii characte selection '/S' Use single line graphics, default is double line '/D' Use DOS to display, default is Bios ■ LNCNT Counts lines in a CR/LF delimited file (Text/Ascii) Syntax: LNCNT fname Where : 'fname' is any valid file specification including drive and path LOCATE Postions the cursor Syntax: LOCATE r c p Where : 'r' is the line number (row) 'c' the column number 'p' the video page ■ LOG System logging Syntax: LOG uname fname msg /OI Where : 'uname' is the log in / out name of the user 'fname' is an optional file to put logging information into default is 'LOG.DTA' 'msg' is an additional message to put into the log file '/OI' Use either 'O' for log out or 'I' for log in plus appends time and date ■ LWRITE Text file editor Syntax: LWRITE fname Where : 'fname' is any valid file name including drive and path ■ MATH Add or Subtracts a value from a variable Syntax: MATH /-n /+n /Vvar /X Where : '/-n' inclusive switch to subtract value 'n' from a variable '/+n' inclusive switch to add value 'n' to a variable '/Vvar' optional variable to add or subtract value from above defaults variable is ADD '/X' use parent environment, default is master ■ MID Retrieves part of one variable into another Syntax: MID s l v1 v2 /X Where : 's' is the start position to recover from 'l' is the number of characters to recover 'v1' is the variable to get from 'v2' is the variable to put results into '/X' use parent environment, default is master ■ MOUSECK Checks for the presense of a MOUSE device driver Syntax: MOUSECK MOVCUR Moves the cursor up, down, left or right Syntax: MOVCUR UDLRn /Pn Where : 'UDLRn' selects 'U' up, 'D' down, 'L' left or 'R' right by 'n' '/Pn' move cursor on video page 'n' ■ PAGE Get or Set video page Syntax: PAGE /Pn /Vvar /X Where : '/Pn' sets video page to 'n', default is get page '/Var' puts result of get page into variable 'var' or default of 'PAGE' '/X' use parent environment, master is default PATHCK Checks if specified path exists Syntax: PATHCK path Where : 'path' is any valid DOS path specification ■ PFF Sends a formfeed to the printer port Syntax: PFF p Where : 'p' is any valid DOS printer port PRDY Reports the status of a printer port Syntax: PRDY p Where : 'p' is any valid DOS printer port ■ PRINTC Displays special characters which can not be displayed any other way Syntax: PRINTC n1 .... nx /Pn Where : 'n1' thru 'nx' are any decimal values '/Pn' use video page 'n' PRNSET Resets a printer (hardware) Syntax: PRNSET p Where : 'p' is any valid DOS printer port ■ PSETUP Printer setup system Syntax: SEE PSETUP.DOC PWRD Password system Syntax: PWRD /Sn /An /Oa Where : '/Sn' sets a new password to 'n' '/An' Sets attempt counter to value 'n' '/Oa' Failure action 'a', must be 'E', 'R' or 'H' ■ RESP Keyboard input (one line) Syntax: RESP var /Ln /Bn /Fn /En /Ic /X /D Where : 'var' is the variable to put results into '/Ln' max number of characters to input '/Bn' Background color to use when echoing '/Fn' Foreground color to use when echoing '/En' Echo on, off or hide '/Ic' Ignore escape or ^C, normally we honor '/X' Use parent environment, normally master '/D' Use DOS instead of Bios ■ ROWS Find max rows allowed on screen Syntax: ROWS /Vvar /X Where : '/Vvar' puts results into optional 'var' or default 'ROW' '/X' use parent instead of master environment SAVEKEY Put string into typeahead buffer Syntax: SAVEKEY s Where : 's' is a string of characters to place into buffer if preceded by a '/' string is assumed to be decimal values ■ SCRLMSG Displays a scrolling message from left to right Syntax: SCRLMSG msg Where : 'msg' is any valid string SDATE Sets DOS date to value supplied Syntax: SDATE mm-dd-yy /I Where : 'mm' is the month 'dd' the day of month 'yy' the year '/I' allows date entered in 'dd-mm-yy' format ■ SETDATE Sets the DOS date Syntax: SETDATE dd-mm-yyyy Where : 'dd-mm-yyyy' is the new date to set SETIME Sets the DOS time Syntax: SETIME hh:mm:ss Where : 'hh:mm:ss' is the new time ■ SOUND Sounds the speaker at a specified duration and frequency Syntax: SOUND /Dn /Tn Where : '/Dn' is the duration, default is 1 second '/Tn' is the tone (frequency), default is 10 ■ STRING Displays a string of characters Syntax: STRING v c b f P Sn Where : 'v' is a decimal value of the character string 'c' number of character 'v' to display (in decimal) 'b' is the background color 'f' the foreground color 'P' Print characters instead of display 'Sn' use video page 'n' ■ SWIDTH Finds number of screen columns Syntax: SWIDTH /Vvar /X Where : 'Vvar' selects an option varialbe 'var' or default 'COL' '/X' use parent environment instead of master ■ SWPRN Swaps LPT1 & LPT2 Syntax: SWPRN TC Toggle or set cursor Syntax: TC XOS[10] Where : 'X' or '0' hides cursor (default is to toggle) 'O' or '1' unhides cursor 'S' returns status ■ TD Displays the time & date Syntax: TD /Dr c /Tr c /N Where : '/Dr c' Displays the date on row 'r' column 'c' '/Tr c' Displays the time on row 'r' column 'c' '/N' Display date without day of week VMATH Enter a Math function (add, subtract, divide or multiply), display result Syntax: VMATH v1 o v2 Where : 'v1' is the 1st value 'o' is the operation to perform 'v2' is the 2nd value ■ WAIT Pauses batch file execution for sepcified time Syntax: WAIT /Sn /Mn /Tt Where : '/Sn' Pauses for 'n' seconds '/Mn' Pauses for 'n' minutes '/Tt' Pauses till selected time 't' in hh:mm:ss ■ WDATE Get current date Syntax: WDATE /D /M /Y /W /Vvar /X /A Where : '/D' returns the day of month '/M' returns the month '/Y' returns the year '/W' returns the day of week '/Vvar' output into selected variable 'var' or default 'CDATE' '/X' use parent environment instead of master '/A' Gets all of date into variable ■ WINDOW Creat a window (clear an area) or scroll a window Syntax: WINDOW sr sc er ec /Fn /Bn /Dn /Ln Where : 'sr' is the start row of the window 'sc' column 'er' is the ending row of the window 'ec' column '/Fn' use foreground color 'n' '/Bn' background '/Dn' Scroll in direction 'n', 0=up & 1=down '/Ln' Scroll 'n' lines ■ WRITE Displays a line of text with enhanced features Syntax: WRITE /Rr /Cc /Pp /Fc /Bc /X /N /D msg Where : '/Rr' use row 'r' for display '/Cc' use colun 'c' for display '/Pp' display on video page 'p' '/Fc' foreground color 'c' '/Bc' 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