Date : Sat, 25 Aug 1984 20:48:00 MDT (Sat)
From : Keith Petersen <W8SDZ@Simtel20.ARPA>
Subject: SD-92 directory program now available
SD-92, the latest version of the Super Directory program, is now
available on SIMTEL20. Here is a list of files, followed by a brief
description of all its features:
Filename Type Bytes Sectors CRC
Directory MICRO:<CPM.DIRUTL>
SD-92.AQM.1 COM 66816 522 = 20AH E412H
SD-92.ASM.1 ASCII 93017 727 = 2D7H E95CH
SD-92.COM.1 COM 4096 32 = 20H 1D0CH
SD-92.DOC.1 ASCII 16646 131 = 83H 6DACH
SD-92.DQC.1 COM 10880 85 = 55H 8EE1H
SD-92.HEX.1 ASCII 9986 79 = 4FH 53AFH
SD-92.INF.1 ASCII 2484 20 = 14H 3530H
SD-92.LBR.1 COM 83968 656 = 290H F84AH
Note: the .LBR file is here for the convenience of those who want the
whole package and can FTP ITS-binary files. It may be deleted later
if we need the disk space.
SUBJECT: SD-92 super directory program
DATE: 07/27/84
NOTE: SD-92 will skip over drives where the maximum user area as
set in the drive/user look up table is negative. This is for
systems that do not have contiguous disk drive like the
XEROX 820 hard disk and the CCS hard disk systems.
SUBJECT: SD-91 super directory program
DATE : 07/27/84
NOTE: SD-91 works automatically with any number of disk drives, up to
16. If a disk has been left out of a drive, the program passes
that drive and continues. It can be intentionally set to work
with a specified number of drives, however.
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QUICK SUMMARY OF OPTIONS:
B>SD $U4ADL (etc.)
A - All user areas allowed, usually 0-15, less on RCPM systems
C - Clear screen (if activated for your CRT)
D - All disks starting with 1st available (usually A:)
F - Makes a file called DISKMENU.DIR automatically
L - Library list option
N - No pagination, keeps scrolling if more than one full page
P - Printer option - lists to printer
R - Reset disk (perhaps a new one installed)
S - Shows system files (otherwise doesn't)
V - Shows date, version number
U8 - Start with user 8
4, 6, or 8 - Displays files in the optional 40, 64 or 80 column
format
Using the $D option now automatically starts on the 1st available
drive (usually A:) drive regardless what drive you were on when you
started. It then checks all available drives. Similiarly, using
the $A option will now always start with User 0, unless entered as
$UnA - where n is a valid user number above zero. You may now use
ZCPR2 drive/user# syntax, i.e., A0:, B5:, ect. and there is no need
to specify a drive spec in the command line, i.e., SD A: $AD. You
You may now vary the number of file names per line on the fly. You
may also use (and store) the value used by SD for display at the lo-
cation defined by MAXC by enabling the MAXCL equate (YES). Then
just have your signon or RBBS program assign the proper value for
number of lines, (1-4) and store it at MAXC. This means there is
no more need to keep several versions of SD online.
--Keith