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- DOSCOPY.EXE
-
- DOSCOPY is an "anything to MS-DOS" converter program. It will strip the
- eighth bit off characters; expand tabs to spaces; remove all control codes
- except carriage returns, linefeeds, and formfeeds; and, if necessary, will
- add carriage returns or linefeeds to the file.
-
- For example, to convert a WordStar file to standard MS-DOS format:
-
- DOSCOPY myfile.txt
-
- Converting file...please wait
-
- File conversion completed.
-
- DOSCOPY will create a new file with a ".DOS" extension (in this case,
- "myfile.dos").
-
- SORTDIR.EXE
-
- SORTDIR does a physical sort of your disk directory. It will perform
- either a disk-based sort (for the root directory) or a file sort (for
- subdirectories). It requires DOS 2.0 or above to run, and should
- handle non-standard media ok.
-
- SORTDIR will sort system files first, then hidden files, then the volume
- name, then any subdirectory names, and finally the normal files, all in
- straight ASCII sequence order.
-
- To run, just type SORTDIR at the DOS prompt. There are no options;
- SORTDIR will only sort your current directory.
- Note this program is designed for diskette directories; operation
- on hard disk subdirectories not known to work.
-