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Date   : Tue, 08 May 1984 08:53:38 EDT
From   : Bob Bloom (TECOM) <bbloom@Brl-Mis.ARPA>
Subject: micro:<cpm.wstar> directory

(Yes, i know Keith already sent some of this out, but i had already
typed it anddon't want to "waste" it.)

The file of patch points to WordStar version 3.0 has just been updated.  Added 
were the no-file dispatch table, and points below user 1.  The file was also m 
modified so that it is much more readable.  Two versions are available:  
MICRO:<CPM.WSTAR>WS30PAT.PTS and .PQS, a squeezed version.

As it is becoming harder to figure out just files do what throughout the cpm.* 
directories, may I make an suggestion:  each <cpm.*> directory should have a 
*.cat ascii file where * is the same as the directory name and cat is for 
catalog.  This would serve the same purpose as the vol###.cat file in the 
cpmug or sigm directories and contain a short description of all the files in 
that directory.  Each new submission would include the blurb to be included in 
the *.cat file and the maintainer would need only add it on.  (w8sdz [Keith] 
and fjw [Frank] have enough to do as it is.)  

So guys, if you're the primary author or source in a cpm directory or even if 
you just happen to be well acquainted with all the files in a particular 
directory, make up a blurb file.

BUT FIRST -- Lets hear the response from the maintainers.  Is there room?  
Would keeping it up be too much work?  Is the idea worth the trouble?

To give an example for the <CPM.WSTAR> directory, this is what I'm thinking 
of:

Directory MICRO:<CPM.WSTAR>
FileName        Type  Length  Crck Explaination
FTNOT121.COM.1  COM    12288  2B4F Add footnotes to a WordStar file
FTNOT121.HEX.1  ASCII  29919  48E3  /
FTNOTE12.DOC.2  ASCII  15246  2A49 /
INDEX.C.1       ASCII  13181  221E Index words and phrases in a WS file
INDEX.COM.1     COM    10368  4114  /
INDEX.DOC.1     ASCII  10906  C15E /
PATCHWS.ASM.1   ASCII   1714  B468 Patches to speed response of WS ver 3.0
WS2ROFF.COM.1   COM     6016  0463 ? don't know what this does ?
WS30.DOC.1      ASCII   7375  A8D3 Bug fixes - XON/XOFF, System files, 
                                   formatted print to disk
WS30PAT.DOC.1   ASCII  21376  FE00 << obsolete patch points file >>
WS30PAT.PQS.1   COM    16512  7B7D All known patch points for WS ver 3.0
WS30PAT.PTS.1   ASCII  26520  5D97 / <-- Unsqueezed version
WSEPEM.TXT.1    ASCII   3756  B73D Mod for transparent emphasized mode on 
                                   Epson MX-80 without Graphtrax
WSFAST.MSG.1    ASCII    638  C141 How to speed up the entry to WS ver 3.3
WSKE3019.HEX.1  ASCII   2165  1AD6 Use the function keys on the H19, H29, 
                                   H89, H100 with WS (Like QuikKey)
WSKE3019.SUB.1  ASCII     70  89FA         /
WSKE3029.HEX.1  ASCII   2386  8F40        /
WSKE3029.SUB.1  ASCII     70  9DD6       /
WSKE3319.HEX.1  ASCII   2165  4A69      /
WSKE3319.SUB.1  ASCII     70  DC05     /
WSKE3329.HEX.1  ASCII   2386  D31F    /
WSKE3329.SUB.1  ASCII     70  3B9B   /
WSKEY.DEF.1     ASCII   2631  AFCA  / <-- Key definitions
WSKEY.DOC.1     ASCII   5442  1B19 / <-- Doc file, read first!
WSMX80.PAT.1    ASCII   1421  7C3E Patches for Epson MX-80 w/Graphtrax
WSUFIX4.ASM.1   ASCII   7985  6299 Patch so that WS can find it's overlays in
                                   a difference user/disk area than where 
                                   called from.

-bob bloom
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