¢¢ >> PROGRAM INVENTORY - V.3.20 <<¢ [V.1.0 by Dennis Baker]¢ [V.2.0 modified sort routine by Tim Roulo]¢ V.3.2 modifications by: Ken Watson¢ Elsa, Yukon, CANADA¢ [73157,3100]¢ ¢ ¢ This is yet another version of a disk inventory program (I¢ have 6 versions of this same program). It is designed to allow¢ you to easily keep track of your PD programs. It has such¢ features as auto input of files, lighting FAST sorts in several¢ categories, file dumps to screen or any printer, multiple drive¢ and drive density options and has a capacity for about 1,000¢ records per file.¢ ¢ **WARNING**¢ ¢ This program is extremely DOS sensitive. If you will only¢ be using ATARI disk drives or other disk drives in single density¢ only then use DOS 2.0 or DOS 2.5. If you want single and double¢ density operation then use a density smart DOS such as MACH DOS¢ or TOPDOS. SMARTDOS will not work. If you get a memory full¢ error (with a 48K or 64K system) then you probably are using an¢ incompatible DOS.¢ ¢ ¢ RECORDS AVAILABLE (DOS in standard configuration)¢ ¢ DOS 2.0 -----> 1101 (single density)¢ DOS 2.5 -----> 1101 (single density)¢ MACH DOS ----> 999 (S or D density)¢ TOPDOS 1.5a -> 1037 (S or D density)¢ ¢ ¢ FEATURES¢ ¢ The program is fully menu driven and very easy to use.¢ When you run the program, the sort routine will be initialized¢ and then the sort routine lines and REM statements will be¢ deleted to allow for more memory.¢ You will be presented with a menu containing several¢ options. Most of these options are self-explanatory.¢ ¢ A) Load Index From Disk - this will load a disk inventory file that¢ you have already created. The program will ask for the 3 letter¢ extender that you have used to identify the file.¢ ¢ B) Add Records - This is how you create an inventory file. You have¢ several choices in this section including autoload from disk,¢ recording locked files only, etc. DOS.SYS and DUP.SYS files will¢ not be recorded. You can also add a program type description.¢ These descriptions can be found as DATA statements near the end¢ of the program and you can change them quite easily.¢ ¢ C) Display from Memory - This will display the current file you have¢ in memory to the screen.¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢ ¢ D) Print from Memory - This will send your file to the printer. It¢ should work with any 80 column printer.¢ ¢ E) Search for a pgm name - This will search for a program name¢ within your files. It will also find portions of names. As with¢ the sort function the search is FAST!!¢ ¢ F) Sort in Memory - This will allow you to sort your file by program¢ name, program extender, disk number or program type. The sort is¢ very FAST!!! (average time to sort 1,000 records is less than 9¢ seconds).¢ ¢ G) Save Index to Disk - This will save the index file you currently¢ have in memory. It will ask for a 3 character extender which¢ will be attached to the program name PROGINDX. Good examples¢ would be .KOA for Koala pictures, .AMS for AMS music files, etc.¢ ¢ H) Delete Disk Index - This will delete a disk index from the disk.¢ ¢ I) Delete from memory - This function will ask for a disk number.¢ All files from that disk will be tagged for deletion the next¢ time you save that file to disk.¢ ¢ J) Zero Memory - This will delete all records in memory and reset¢ the program.¢ ¢ K) Exit Program - Ends program.¢ ¢ L) Display Disk Directory - This will show the disk directory of the¢ disk currently in the disk drive.¢ ¢ M) Display Free Sectors - This will display the free sectors on each¢ disk you have recorded in your inventory.¢ ¢ N) Print Free Sectors - As above sent to the printer.¢ ¢ O) Change Drive Density - This will allow you to change the density¢ of your drive from single to double or vice-versa (it will NOT¢ toggle medium (1050) density). It uses PERCOM protocol and will¢ work with most double density drives (Indus, Rana, Astra, etc.).¢ This will allow you to inventory both single and double density¢ disks in one file using one drive.¢ ¢ #) Drive Number - Type 1,2,3, or 4 for the drive # you want. Once¢ changed all menu functions will work with the drive you have¢ specified.¢ ¢ ¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢}}}
