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=============================================================================
AJ Utilities
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The following programs are self-documenting. Just type the name without
parameters to view the documentation:
DISKDUP
TPW
EPW
MEMVIEW
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Notes on the smaller programs
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Many of these programs are oriented to (and in
some cases will only run on) a PC/AT type machine.
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CMOS:
This is a supplement to the AT "setup" program. It will either read the
cmos memory (all 64 bytes) of a PC/AT and save this setup in a file,
or write the cmos memory from such a file. This can be used to quickly
restore the configuration of a machine on which the battery has been
disconnected or the cmos has been otherwise "trashed".
Syntax: CMOS/R ABC.DAT [Reads cmos into file.]
CMOS/W ABC.DAT [Writes cmos from file.]
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AUTOPARK:
An AT-only program. AUTOPARK is memory-resident. It parks the heads on both
hard disk drives after inactivity for a specified period of time.
Syntax: AUTOPARK/N:120 [In this example, the time is 120 seconds.]
If AUTOPARK is run more than once, it is smart enough not to double-install
itself. Instead, the timeout setpoint of the first copy is updated to the
new specification.
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TRIM:
This is a "fix" for the combination of certain word porcessing programs which
pad the ends of files with a group of ctrl-Z characters and certain assemblers
which cannot tolerate this, especially in "include" files.
TRIM adjusts the length of a file in the directory so that there is either
one or zero ctrl-Z characters at the end.
Syntax: TRIM ABC.DAT [Leaves exactly one ^Z at end.]
TRIM/N ABC.DAT [Leaves no ^Z at end.]
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CLOCK:
A fairly "zap-proof" (and fast) version of an old classic. Try it.
Syntax: CLOCK
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LOGGER:
Run LOGRINST for explanation.
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FREZ:
Makes the <Scroll Lock> button work the way <Ctrl-Numlock> does (freezes the
display) with two exceptions: (1) Uses only one finger; (2) NEVER freezes
halfway through a scroll, giving double image of same line.
On an AT type machine, the <Sys Req> key will function as a "momentary"
scroll stop, freezing the display only as long as it is held down.
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