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SYSTEM MAPPER
(C) MARK MOTLEY
An RCP/M utility to map the systems user areas
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WHAT IT IS:
SYSMAP is a SYStem MAPper, which will map your user areas on an RCP/M system
or just a regular, non-communicating system. The user map is recieved from the
disk, and is configured using SYSCONF.COM. This will not switch user areas,
only display, briefly, what is on each one. Here is a screen display:
SYSMAP v2.0 (C)Mark Motley
15 user areas available,
3 drives available.
A0: System software
A1: Utilties
A2: Business
A3: WordStar
A4: Etc...
HOW TO USE SYSCONF.COM:
SYSCONF.COM is a program used to configure the SYSTAT.DAT file, which is
used by SYSMAP. You will be prompted on how many user areas and drives
available. Then you will be prompted with the drive/user and a '>', which
is for you to put in a brief description of what is on that drive/user.
Like the example above, at the 'A 0 >' prompt you would type 'System
software<CR>'. But, SYSCONF goes farther than that. You can back up a
drive/user by typing '-'. You will back up a user area (if you were at
A1, you will be at A0), but if you are at B0 you will then be back to
A15 (if this is what you inputed at the 'Highest user area' prompt).
Also, if you have a user area that is vacant, instead of type '<Vacant>',
you type a '+', which will skip that particular one and write a '<Vacant>'
in it's place on the disk. To completly start over, enter a blank line
for any of the drive/user prompts.
I hope these programs will help all you SYSOPS and you soon-to-be SYSOPS.
If you have any revisions or want new revisions to this and other Public
Domain programs, call (213)806-2226 between 3:00pm and 9:30pm on weekdays
and 8:00am to 10:30pm on weekends.
- Notes by Mark Motley