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                             LOOKZ.EXE & SEEZ.BAT


                              *  ITEMS NEEDED  *

        LIST.COM, PKZ090.EXE, AND MORE.COM from the DOS disk.
        These files must exist either in the root directory, or in
        your path statement.  List.com by Vernon D. Buerg is in
        it's latest variety I believe called List64A.arc.  ( Am I in
        trouble for mentioning ARC??).  Type PKZ090 to extract the
        PKZIP and PKUNZIP utilities by Phil Katz.  Zip archives are
        the latest technologies from PKWARE.

        The original utility Look was entered into the Public Domain
        by James O. Miller on 10/31/88.  I merely changed his code so
        it would be easier to view a Zip file without resorting to a
        command line statement.  SeeZ.bat is a simple utility to allow
        you to quickly see what is inside of a Zip file.

        Use SEEZ <Zipfilename> No extension needed to see what exists
        inside the Zip file.  Then if you wish to read an ASCII text file
        inside of the Zip file.  Type LOOKZ <Zipfilename> <ASCIIFile.EXT>.
        This will extract a copy of the ASCII file from the Zip and call
        Vernon D. Buerg's List.com to view the ASCII file.  After viewing
        the copy of the ASCII file will be deleted. * CAUTION if you use
        Lookz a copy of the ASCII file will be extracted and it will
        Overwrite any existing copy in the directory your are in.  So if
        you use Lookz it might be better to do so in a temporary area safe
        from files you would not want inadvertantly written over.  I use
        this mainly for text or doc files.  But of course any ASCII file,
        ie, program source files etc., may be viewed.

                                 ** NOTE **

        These two utilities are entered into the Public Domain and the
        author bears no responsibility for their useage.

        You do so at your own risk.  Lookz simply extracts a copy of an
        ASCII file and uses List.com to view it.  After viewing, the copy
        is deleted.  If you overwrite an existing copy in the directory
        you are in.  That overwritten copy will be deleted.  I hope you
        enjoy these utilities!  If you have any comments or wish to
        contribute any monetary rewards send same to:

                              Mark Gallagher
                              P.O. Box 638
                              Orange, NJ 07051