Super CD 3/SUPER_CD III (Groupware).iso/ut_file/arj239b.exe/DIFF.DOC

Text File | 1992-11-22 | 33KB | 859 lines

Compare ARJ.DOC, 2.30 and 2.39b

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  >     User's Manual for the ARJ archiver program,           January 1992
To
  >|    User's Manual for the ARJ archiver program,            October 1992

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  >        ARJ version 2.30 release
To
  >|       ARJ version 2.39b release

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  >        contain information about the latest improvements to ARJ.
To
  >|       contain information about the latest improvements to ARJ.  Text
  >|       in this document preceded by a BAR "|" is changed from ARJ 2.30.

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  >     ARJ ERROR MESSAGES

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  >|    BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF ARJ AUTHOR:

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  >        SLICE with ARJ.
To
  >|       SLICE with ARJ.  In addition, ARJ in multiple volume mode can
  >|       support the use of 3.5 HD diskettes formatted at higher capacities
  >|       than 1.44 MBytes.

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  >        SFX module is full-featured with a built-in help screen.
To
  >|       SFX module is full-featured with a built-in help screen.  ARJ also
  >|       includes a smaller SFXJR module with few features.

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  >        The only difference between the registered version and the
  >        shareware version is the version/copyright message.  Registered
  >        users receive a registration code to change the version message.
  >
To
  >|

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  >        DOS 5.0.
To
  >|       DOS 5.0.  It also runs under the DOS windows of Windows 3.x and
  >|       OS/2 2.0.

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  >        ARJ a -r -jt -y "-vasdel a:\vol.*" a:\vol c:\*.*
To
  >|       ARJ a -r -y -jt "-v360sdel arjvol.*" arjvol c:\*.*

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  >        archive creation/modification functions.
To
  >|       archive creation/modification functions, the "w" command, and
  >|       the "-jt1" and "-jt2" switches.

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  >        named ARJ230.EXE.  Typing ARJ230 [RETURN] at the DOS command prompt
  >        will initiate the self-extraction feature.  ARJ230 will by default
  >        extract its files to the current directory.  When ARJ230 starts,
To
  >|       named ARJ239B.EXE.  Typing ARJ239B [RETURN] at the DOS command prompt
  >|       will initiate the self-extraction feature.  ARJ239B will by default
  >|       extract its files to the current directory.  When ARJ239B starts,

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  >        contents of ARJ230.EXE file manually.
  >
  >        Example:  ARJ e ARJ230.EXE \temp\
To
  >|       contents of ARJ239B.EXE file manually.
  >
  >|       Example:  ARJ e ARJ239B.EXE \temp\

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  >        Please note that switch options may be placed anywhere in the
  >        command line.
  >
  >        To create an ARJ archive containing all of the files in the
  >        current directory:
  >
  >        ARJ a archive
  >
  >        To create an ARJ archive containing all files with the ".DOC"
  >        extension in the current directory:
  >
  >        ARJ a archive *.DOC
  >
  >        To create an ARJ archive containing all of the files in the
  >        named directory and all files in subdirectories of the named
  >        directory:
  >
  >        ARJ a -r archive named_directory\*.*
  >
  >        To create an archive containing files without path specs:
  >
  >        ARJ a -e archive named_directory\*.*
  >
  >        For maximum compression, use the "-jm" or "-jm1" options.
  >        For better speed, use the -m2 option.
  >
  >        ARJ a -r -jm archive named_directory\*.*
  >        ARJ a -r -m2 archive named_directory\*.*
  >
  >        To create an ARJ archive containing the full specified pathnames
  >        of the stored files including any drive and root specs.
  >
  >        ARJ a -r -jf archive C:\top_directory\*.*
  >
  >        To backup your hard disk to multiple volume archives on drive A
  >        with archive testing and archive bit resetting:
  >
  >        ARJ a -r -jf -jt -a1 -b2 -vvas A:backup C:\*.*
  >
  >        To extract all of the files in an archive to the current
  >        directory:
  >
  >        ARJ e archive
  >
  >        To extract all of the files in an archive to a named directory:
  >
  >        ARJ e archive named_directory\
  >
  >        To extract all files with the ".DOC" extension to the current
  >        directory:
  >
  >        ARJ e archive *.DOC
  >
  >        To extract all of the files in an archive recreating the
  >        original directory structure:
  >
  >        ARJ x archive original_directory_name\
  >
  >        The ending "\" character is optional if the original_directory_name
  >        already exists.
  >
  >        To extract all of the files in an archive containing absolute
  >        pathnames to the original paths:
  >
  >        ARJ x -jf archive
  >
  >        To list all of the files in an archive:
  >
  >        ARJ l archive
  >
  >
To
  >|       See the document INTRO.DOC.
  >
  >

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  >        For extracting, ARJ requires approximately 166,000 bytes plus.
  >        The program DEARJ (available to registered users) requires
  >        approximately 123,000 bytes plus.
To
  >|       For extracting, ARJ requires approximately 175,000 bytes plus.
  >        The program DEARJ (available to registered users) requires
  >|       approximately 125,000 bytes plus.

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  >|       Unlike PKZIP, ARJ does not require additional work space when
  >|       CREATING a new archive.
  >

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  >        excellent insurance.
To
  >|       excellent insurance.  If you have bad sectors on your diskettes and
  >|       verify is turned off, DOS will not tell you about diskette errors
  >|       until it is too late.  These errors are UNRECOVERABLE.

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  >        command:  ARJ e archive ... -zcomment.txt
To
  >|       command:  ARJ e archive ... -zcomment.txt  (the "..." is
  >|       significant).

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  >        solve this memory problem for you.  The latest version is named
  >        SHROM18J.ZIP on Channel One BBS.  According to the SHROOM
  >        documentation, you can reach the author at:
To
  >|       solve this memory problem for you.  The latest version as of
  >|       03/11/92 is named SHROM19C.ZIP on Channel One BBS.  According to
  >|       the SHROOM documentation, you can reach the author at:

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  >        SHROOM COMMAND
  >
  >        SHROOM -v COMMAND will let you see SHROOM in action when you shell
  >        out to execute a DOS command.
To
  >|       SHROOM COMMAND.COM
  >
  >|       SHROOM -v COMMAND.COM will let you see SHROOM in action when you
  >|       shell out to execute a DOS command.

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  >|    ARJ HELP HYPERTEXT PROGRAM
  >|
  >|       ARJ-Help is an electronic book (brand named Window Book (TM)) that
  >|       allows the user to easily discover how to use ARJ. It runs under
  >|       DOS, and can be used as either a stand-alone program or as a TSR
  >|       "popup". It is very fast and has a rich set of features which
  >|       include full-text search, hypertext links, a table of contents that
  >|       can be reorganized to your needs, a complete index, and much more.
  >|       The current version can be found on some BBSes as ARJHLP24.EXE.
  >|
  >|           Window Book, Inc.
  >|           PO Box 390697
  >|           Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139
  >|           USA
  >|
  >|           TEL:   [phone] or 800-524-0380.
  >|           FAX:   [phone]
  >|
  >|
  >|    ARCHIVER UTILITIES THAT SUPPORT THE ARJ FORMAT
  >|
  >|       The following are some other utilities that facilitate the use of
  >|       ARJ.  This list is not all inclusive or is it meant as a personal
  >|       recommendation.
  >|
  >|       ARJMENU 1.x     - ARJ shell
  >|       SHEZ 8.x        - Archiver shell
  >|       ARCMASTER 6.x   - Archiver shell
  >|       ZGEN 1.x        - Archiver shell
  >|       ACZAR 1.x       - Archiver shell
  >|
  >

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  >        reliability of your diskettes.
  >
To
  >        reliability of your diskettes.  The most common cause of failure
  >|       is bad diskettes.  You should let ARJ test the archives ON the
  >|       diskettes.  Testing the archives before copying them to diskettes
  >|       is not enough.  Critical data should always be backed up two or
  >|       more times.  Please keep in mind that damage to compressed data
  >|       is many times more serious than damage to uncompressed data.
  >
  >|       WARNING:  You should never update multiple volume ARJ archives
  >|       especially backup archives.
  >

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  >        ARJ a A:backup -r -vvas -a1 -b2 -i1 -js -jt -jiC:\backup.inx -wC:\ -m4
  >
  >        ARJ a A:backup -r -vvas -a1 -b1 -i1 -js -jt -jiC:\backup.inx -wC:\ -m4
  >
  >        ARJ x A:backup -vv -jycn
To
  >|       ARJ a A:backup -r -vvas -y -a1 -b2 -js -jt -jiC:\backup.inx -wC:\ -m3
  >
  >|       ARJ a A:backup -r -vvas -y -a1 -b1 -js -jt -jiC:\backup.inx -wC:\ -m3
  >
  >|       ARJ x A:backup -vv -y

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  >        ARJ a C:backup -r -v360  <other options>   -m4 -y
To
  >|       ARJ a C:backup -r -v360  <other options>   -m3 -y

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  >        will create 1000 or 999 uniquely named volumes.
To
  >|       will create up to 1000 or 999 uniquely named volumes.

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  >        utility from Vern Buerg.  You will need to type "exit" to allow ARJ
  >        to continue.
To
  >|       utility from Vernon Buerg.  You will need to type "exit" to allow
  >|       ARJ to continue.

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  >        restart at the next archive after the last successful volume.  You
  >        will need to examine the information in the "backup.inx" file to
  >        find the name of the file that is to start this archive.  It will
  >        usually be the same as the last filename in the previous volume.
  >        You will also need the byte position to start in this same file.
  >        That can be determined from the information in "backup.inx".  You
  >        can then retype the exact same backup command as before with a few
  >        changes.  You will append the right ".Ann" suffix to the archive
  >        name and you will add the options "-jx" and "-jn" with the proper
  >        arguments.
  >
  >        For example, if the above full backup command failed during
  >        diskette two, on filename "DOS\MODE.COM" which was started at byte
  >        125. This would be the correct command:
To
  >|       restart at the next archive after the last successful volume.
  >
  >|       There are two methods to do this restart.  If you have specified an
  >|       index file with the "-ji" option during the failed backup, you can
  >|       restart by retyping the EXACT SAME command line as before and
  >|       adding the "-jn" option.  This will cause ARJ to scan the
  >|       previously written index file for the proper restart information.
  >|       ARJ will automatically set the correct volume name.
  >|
  >|       Example:  ARJ a a:backup c:\ -r -vvas -jiINDEX.FIL
  >|                 ARJ a a:backup c:\ -r -vvas -jiINDEX.FIL -jn
  >|
  >|       The second method is more complicated.  Refer to the "-jn" and
  >|       "-jx" descriptions for more details.  For example, if the above
  >|       full backup command failed during diskette two, on filename
  >|       "DOS\MODE.COM" which was started at byte 125. This would be the
  >|       correct command:

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  >        Be sure to spell the filename exactly the same as it appears in the
  >        "backup.inx" file.  A common error concerns the use of the root
  >        directory symbol "\" with the "-jn" option.  Verify the presence
  >        or absence of the root symbol "\" in the backup index file.
To
  >|       A common error concerns the use of the root directory symbol "\"
  >|       with the "-jn" option.  Verify the presence or absence of the root
  >|       symbol "\" in the backup index file.

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  >        9 ->   not an ARJ archive

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  >
  >           Currently, ARJ never deletes the archive even when it is empty.
  >
To
  >|

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  >           -f, -u, -c, -d, -v.  Note that there is no error message
To
  >|          -f, -u, -c, -v.  Note that there is no error message

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  >|          At ARJ 2.39b, ARJ will set the file date-time stamp of the
  >|          output stream.  File viewing as in ARJ p archive name | LIST /s
  >|          will display the correct file date and time.
  >

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  >           The "-&" option sets ARJ to install a critical error handler.  This
  >           handler will intercept errors that produce the "Abort, Retry ..."
  >           error messages like bad sector errors and file sharing violations.
  >           It can be specified on the command line or via the environment
  >           variable.  Please note that if you specify "-&" on the command
  >           line, the handler is installed immediately before any files are
  >           processed.  If you specify "-&" in the environment, ARJ will not
  >           install the handler until all switches are processed.
  >
  >           Unattended or BBS uses of ARJ should use the "-&" switch.
  >
  >           You can only use "-&-" to disable this switch.
  >
To
  >|          By default, ARJ allows DOS to handle disk error situations like
  >|          "Write protect" and "Not ready".  You should try to use the
  >|          "Fail" option if possible.
  >|
  >|          The "-&" option sets ARJ to install a non-interactive critical
  >|          error handler.  This is designed for unattended ARJ use.  This
  >|          handler will intercept errors that produce the "Abort, Retry ..."
  >|          error messages like bad sector errors and file sharing
  >|          violations.  It can be specified on the command line or via the
  >|          environment variable.  Please note that if you specify "-&" on
  >|          the command line, the handler is installed immediately before any
  >|          files are processed.  If you specify "-&" in the environment, ARJ
  >|          will not install the handler until all switches are processed.
  >|
  >|          The "-&1" option sets ARJ to install an interactive critical
  >|          error handler.  This handler will prompt the use with the message
  >|          "OK to retry (y/n)".  The user should answer Y or N to retry the
  >|          failed operation.  If you want to abort ARJ, you can press CTL C
  >|          or CTL BREAK.
  >

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  >|          The "-i2" option provides a combined percentage and bar progress
  >|          display.
  >

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  >|          The "-od" switch sets ARJ to select files no older than the
  >|          specified number of days.  The days are calculated from
  >|          midnight.
  >|
  >|          Examples:  ARJ a archive -od0    select files modified today
  >|                     ARJ a archive -od1    select files modified yesterday
  >|                                           and today
  >

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  >           fill each volume to within 200 to 3000 bytes of specified
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  >|          fill each volume to within 200 to 1000 bytes of specified

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  >           or less bytes. The modifier "w" must be specified after the "v"
  >           modifier and before the "a" modifier as in -vvwas.
To
  >|          or less bytes.

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  >           The pauses between volumes can be suppressed with the "-y"
  >           switch.  You should not suppress the pauses when archiving to
  >           diskettes or extracting from diskettes.  The "-jy" option will
  >           allow you to suppress specific types of queries.
To
  >|          You can suppress the next volume prompt with the "-jyv" option.
  >|          When the multiple volume ARJ files to be used are located on
  >|          drives with removable media (diskette drives, etc.), ARJ will
  >|          ALWAYS PROMPT for the next diskette even with the "-y" option
  >|          specified. At DOS versions before 3.0, only drives A and B are
  >|          considered removable.

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  >           volume.  The "v" modifier must come before any other modifier.
To
  >|          volume.

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  >           prompt the user for permission to continue.
To
  >|          prompt the user for permission to continue.  Please note that
  >|          ARJ can support the use of diskettes formatted at higher than
  >|          normal capacities such as 3.5 inch HD diskettes formatted at
  >|          1.6 MB.

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  >|          The "r" modifier allows the reservation of disk space on the
  >|          first volume.  The number after the "r" specifies the space to
  >|          reserve. This is useful for software installation volumes.
  >|
  >|          Example:  ARJ a install -v360r50K   make first volume 50000
  >|                                              bytes smaller than 360K.
  >

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  >           purging target diskettes before ARJ writes to them.  The "s"
  >           modifier must follow the "a" modifier or the volume size.
To
  >|          purging target diskettes before ARJ writes to them.
  >
  >|          The switch modifier "z" is identical to the "s" modifier except
  >|          that the system command is NOT echoed to the screen.
  >

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  >|          The "-v" switch now accepts its modifiers in any order.  The "s"
  >|          modifier must be last because any succeeding text is considered
  >|          the system command to execute.
  >|
  >|          Examples:  ARJ a volume -vavw        beep, autosize, whole files
  >|                     ARJ a volume -vavsDIR     beep, autosize, execute DIR
  >|

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  >           disabled if the "-y" option has been specified.
  >
  >           For those who have enough free hard disk space, the -v option
  >           can be used to make backing up the hard disk fairly easy.  ARJ
  >           can be set to create multiple floppy sized volumes on the hard
  >           disk for later copy to diskettes.  So even if ARJ is slow, you
  >           can fire up an ARJ backup and some time later, you can quickly
  >           copy the volumes to floppies.  Below are sample backup commands:
  >
  >           arj a backup *.* -b2 -r -v360 -y -jt -js     full backup
  >           arj a backup *.* -b1 -r -v360 -y -jt -js     incremental backup
  >
To
  >|          disabled if the "next volume" prompt has been disabled.
  >
  >|          For those who have enough free hard disk space, the -v option
  >|          can be used to make backing up the hard disk fairly easy.  ARJ
  >|          can be set to create multiple floppy sized volumes on the hard
  >|          disk for later copy to diskettes.  So even if ARJ is slow, you
  >|          can fire up an ARJ backup and some time later, you can quickly
  >|          copy the volumes to floppies.  Below are sample backup commands:
  >|
  >|          arj a backup *.* -b2 -r -v360 -y -jt -js     full backup
  >|          arj a backup *.* -b1 -r -v360 -y -jt -js     incremental backup
  >

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  >           WARNING:  Updating multiple volume archives with the "-v" switch
  >           set is NOT supported, especially if the new file sizes are not
  >           identical.  This warning does not apply to volumes not
  >           containing split files.
  >
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  >           *****************************************************************
  >
  >|          WARNING:  Updating multiple volume archives with the "-v" switch
  >|          set is NOT supported or recommended.  By default, ARJ will not
  >|          allow the updating of multiple volume archives.  You can specify
  >|          the "-hu" option to bypass this protection.
  >|
  >|          Example:  ARJ c archive -hu -zcomment.txt
  >
  >           *****************************************************************
  >

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  >|          When using the "-w" switch while archiving to multiple volumes,
  >|          ARJ will check the available disk space in the work directory.
  >|          If there is not enough space, ARJ will prompt for permission to
  >|          continue.  This prompt can be suppressed with the "-y" and
  >|          "-jyd" switches.
  >

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  >           next volume pause using the "-v" option.
  >
To
  >|          next volume pause using the "-v" option to create volumes on the
  >|          hard disk.
  >|
  >|          The "-y" switch will NOT suppress the "-v" next volume prompt
  >|          when the archive is located on a drive with removable media
  >|          such as a diskette drive.
  >|

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  >      ja1: inhibit the display of the archive comment
  >
  >           The "-ja1" switch will suppress the display of the archive
  >           comment.
  >

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  >|          Please note that including the SFX modules, DEARJ, or ARJ as
  >|          part of a hardware and/or software package ALWAYS REQUIRES an
  >|          ARJ distribution license.
  >

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  >           "-y" option on the command line.
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  >|          "-e", "-x" or "-y" options on the command line.

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  >           However, at ARJ 2.30, ARJ will use a larger Huffman buffer size
  >           when compressing text files as determined by the test discussed
  >           in the section on the "-t" option.
  >
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  >|

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  >|          The "-hi" option will set ARJ to write more detail to the index
  >|          file.
  >

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  >           make it useable by removing the broken portion.
To
  >|          make it usable by removing the broken portion.

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  >           The "-jm" switch sets the maximum compression mode.  This mode
  >           changes both method 1 and method 2 to the maximum compression for
  >           those methods.  This may increase compression time significantly.
To
  >|          The "-jm" switch sets the maximum compression mode.  This mode
  >|          is used with method 1 "-m1" to increase its compression.  This
  >|          may increase compression time significantly.

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  >           Usage of "-jm" with "-m3" or "-m4" is NOT SUPPORTED.
To
  >|          Use of "-jm" with "-m2", "-m3", or "-m4" is NOT SUPPORTED.

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  >|          New at ARJ 2.39b is the feature where ARJ will automatically scan
  >|          the previously written index file ("-ji") to get the restart
  >|          information needed.  You only need append "-jn" to the previous
  >|          backup command line.  This option will not work without the
  >|          index file.  ARJ will automatically set the correct volume name.
  >|
  >|          Example:  ARJ a a:backup c:\*.* -r -vvas -jiINDEX.FIL
  >|                    ARJ a a:backup c:\*.* -r -vvas -jiINDEX.FIL -jn
  >

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  >|      jo: extract to unique Output names
  >

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  >           until it finds the end of file.  At that point ARJ will print an
  >           error message stating that it encountered the end of file
  >           unexpectedly.  This is to be expected.
To
  >|          until it finds the end of archive marker.  If the archive is
  >|          damaged, ARJ may display a message stating that it encountered
  >|          the end of file unexpectedly.

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  >           You may set the "-jyyr" option in the environment variable
  >           ARJ_SW.  You may subsequently turn off the "-jyyr" options
  >           with "-jyyr-".
To
  >|          ARJ will allow you to specify individual "jy" options in
  >|          separate switch strings as in "-jyy -jyr".  You may inhibit a
  >|          switch as in "-jyr-".  As with other switches, the "jy" switches
  >|          toggle as in "-jyr -jyr".

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  >           Syntax:  arj c archive file1 -jzcomment.txt
  >                    arj c archive file1 -zheader.cmt -jzfile.cmt
  >
  >
To
  >           Syntax:  ARJ c archive file1 -jzcomment.txt
  >                    ARJ c archive file1 -zheader.cmt -jzfile.cmt
  >
  >|      ha: ignore readonly Attribute
  >|
  >|          The "-ha" switch sets ARJ to reset the attributes of a file to be
  >|          overwritten or a file to be deleted.  This allows the overwrite or
  >|          delete operation to proceed.
  >|
  >|          A slight performance degradation may result from using this option.
  >|
  >|          Examples:  ARJ e archive -ha
  >|                     ARJ m archive -ha dir\*.*
  >|
  >|      hc: execute DOS Command at ARJ start
  >|
  >|          The "-hc" switch sets ARJ to execute a DOS command at the start
  >|          of the execution of ARJ immediately after the command line
  >|          switch options have been processed, but before the wildcard
  >|          search is started.  This can be used to clear the screen to hide
  >|          the command line or to provide a pause option to allow swapping
  >|          diskettes.
  >|
  >|          Examples:  ARJ a -hcCLS archive -gpassword
  >|                     ARJ a -hcPAUSE archive *.*
  >|
  >|      he: set error on security Envelopes
  >|
  >|          The "-he" switch sets ARJ to abort with an error code of 4 when
  >|          processing a possibly ARJ-SECURED archive.  This is useful as a
  >|          REARJ.CFG option for ARJ.  This will prevent REARJ from
  >|          converting an ARJ-SECURED archive to the same or another format.
  >|
  >|          Examples:  ARJ l secured.arj -he
  >|
  >|
  >|      hi: full detail display in Index files
  >|
  >|          The "-hi" switch when used with the "-ji" switch sets ARJ to
  >|          include the file date-time stamp, the original file size, the
  >|          compressed file size, the compression ratio, and the filename in
  >|          the index file.
  >|
  >|          Example:  ARJ a a:backup c:\*.* -r -va -jiINDEX -hi
  >|
  >|
  >|      hs: disable file Sharing
  >|
  >|          The "-hs" switch sets ARJ to disable its file sharing feature.
  >|          This may be necessary for some unusual applications.
  >|
  >|
  >|      hu: allow the Updating of multiple volume archives
  >|
  >|          The "-hu" switch sets ARJ to allow the updating of multiple volume
  >|          archives.  At this revision, by default, ARJ does not allow
  >|          updating of multiple volume archives because of the possibility of
  >|          losing data.
  >|
  >|          Example:  ARJ c archive -hu -zcomment.txt
  >|
  >|
  >|      hw: modify search filename display
  >|
  >|          The "-hw" switch sets the ARJ w command to display the
  >|          "Searching ..." filenames messages in a scroll saving format.
  >|          Filenames of files that do not contain string matches will be
  >|          overwritten on the screen.
  >|
  >|          The "-hw1" switch sets the ARJ w command to ONLY display the
  >|          "Searching ..." filenames messages for files that contain string
  >|          messages.
  >
  >

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  >|       -od

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  >|       -hc
  >|       -he
  >|       -hs

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  >

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  >|       -hu

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  >|       -hi

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  >|       -hi

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  >|       -hw  - works for w command

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  >

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  >|          ARJ w archive -hw

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  >|       Under MS-DOS 4.01, ARJ may not extract LARGE (greater than 32MB)
  >|       files from multiple volume archives properly.  The "dir" reported
  >|       size may be incorrect.  A simple "CHKDSK /f" will correct the size.
  >|       This problem is due to a BUG in MS-DOS 4.01.  Microsoft Corp has
  >|       fixes available for several DOS 4.01 bugs including this one.
  >

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  >|       If you have garbled (-g) ARJ archives that were created by ARJ 2.21
  >|       and the garbled files were stored (-m0) by ARJ, you may need to
  >|       refer to ARJ 2.30 to extract those files without getting a CRC
  >|       error.
  >

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  >|    ARJ ERROR MESSAGES:
  >|
  >|       See the document ERRORS.DOC.
  >|
  >

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  >        correspondence.  Keeping up with the ARJ mail has become expensive.
  >        Foreign UNREGISTERED corresponders should include currency or
  >        postal coupons instead of stamps.  Otherwise, I may have to ignore
  >        your correspondence.
To
  >|       correspondence.  Foreign UNREGISTERED corresponders should include
  >|       currency or postal coupons instead of stamps.  Otherwise, your
  >|       correspondence may go unanswered.

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  >        for the integrity of the archive if the ARJ230.EXE verifies its
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  >|       for the integrity of the archive if the ARJ239B.EXE verifies its

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  >        Please specify diskette size (3.5 or 5.25 inch);  otherwise, I
  >        will ship a 3.5 inch diskette.  Please allow a few weeks for
  >        delivery, longer for foreign deliveries.
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  >|       Please specify diskette size (3.5 or 5.25 inch);  otherwise, a 3.5
  >|       inch diskette will be shipped.  Please allow a few weeks for
  >|       delivery, longer for foreign deliveries.

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  >        local registration and technical support for ARJ.
To
  >|       local registration and technical support for ARJ.  Other
  >|       distributors only provide the evaluation version of ARJ.

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  >        In Germany:
  >
  >        C.A.T. Kommunikations-System       Internet: [e-mail]
  >        Systemberatung A. Dunkel             SubNet: [e-mail]
  >        Robert-Schuman-Ring 37              FidoNet: 2:243/12
  >        D 6239 Kriftel, Germany             Mailbox: (06192) 42054 (2400 Baud)
  >                                                     (06192) 42057 (19200 PEP)
  >                                                NUA: 45619270055
  >
  >
  >        In the United Kingdom:
  >
  >        Chris Pelling                    Compuserve: 100020,2607
  >        Supreme Computer Peripherals          Phone: [phone]
  >        84 Heathcote Drive
  >        East Grinstead
  >        West Sussex
  >        RH19 1ND, England
  >
  >
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  >|       In Germany:
  >|
  >|       C.A.T. Kommunikations-System            Tel: [phone]
  >|       Systemberatung A. Dunkel                     [phone]
  >|       Koenigsberger Strasse 41                Fax: [phone]
  >|       D 6239 Kriftel, Germany            Internet: [e-mail]
  >|                                            SubNet: [e-mail]
  >|                                           FidoNet: 2:241/6010
  >|                                           Mailbox: (06192) 42054 (2400 Baud)
  >|                                                    (06192) 42057 (19200 PEP)
  >|                                               NUA: 45619270055
  >
  >
  >|       In the United Kingdom:
  >|
  >|       Alan Stocker                            Tel: [phone]
  >|       Precision Software Publishing           Fax: [phone]
  >|       3, Valley Court Offices,                BBS: 0223 208094
  >|       Lower Road, Croydon, Nr. Royston,
  >|       Hertfordshire SG8 0HF            Compuserve: 70007,5562
  >|       United Kingdom                               100034,2353
  >
  >

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  >        And to the many others who have helped or provided messages of
  >        support, THANKS!!!
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  >|       And to the many others who have helped, provided messages of
  >|       support, or provided financial support, THANKS!!!  Because of
  >|       you, I am able to provide FULL-TIME support to ARJ!

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  >|       John 15:5

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  >|    BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF THE AUTHOR OF ARJ:
  >|
  >|       Robert Jung grew up in Catonsville, Maryland.  He graduated from
  >|       the University of Maryland in 1970.  After a short stint in the
  >|       U.S. Army, he taught chemistry for six years.  From teaching he
  >|       entered the computer programming profession where he was employed
  >|       as a programmer analyst, a network analyst, and a senior software
  >|       engineer.  In late 1990, he developed the ARJ archive format and
  >|       program to meet a personal need in archiving. In February of 1991,
  >|       he released ARJ 1.00 as a shareware product. The author currently
  >|       supports ARJ full-time and resides in Norwood, Massachusetts with
  >|       his wife, Susan, and son, Timothy.
  >

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  >|       Robert Jung in the GT POWER ARJ echo conference.
  >

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  >        CompuServe userid: 72077,445  (Checked once or twice a week)
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  >|       CompuServe userid: 72077,445

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