ARCHIVE
ATTR
CDUMP
COPY
CSUB
CUSTOM
DEFAULT
ERASE
LISTF
PRINT
RENAME
RESET
TY
USR
VERIFY
WAIT
: ARCHIVE 

ARCHIVE copies files from one drive to another, clearing the 
archive flag in the process.  ARCHIVE allows you to easily 
perform incremental backups, and saves you time in archiving 
large hard disks because you can easily copy only the files that 
need to be archived.  Additionally, you can verify files for 
correctness while writing them.  Also, to minimize the number of 
times disks need to changed, you can instruct ARCHIVE to write 
first to one floppy drive, and then to switch to another when the 
first fills up. 


: ATTR	    

ATTR sets or clears the attribute flags (read/only, system, 
archive, and shared) of one or more files.  It is also used to 
assign a group number to a file.  ATTR allows you to conveniently 
protect and group your files.


: CDUMP     

CDUMP displays on the screen a nicely formatted dump of the 
contents of a file in hex and ASCII.  Output pauses after each 
screenful and you may scroll backwards and forward in the 
display.  You can also start dumping at any specified byte offset 
and dump for any designated number of bytes.  File offsets may be 
shown in either hex or decimal.


: COPY	    

COPY copies, moves, or appends one or more files.  You can copy 
files across drives and user-areas and select files to copy by 
attribute flags and group numbers.  With COPY, you can also copy 
and rename files simultaneously.  In addition to these standard 
features, COPY allows you to optionally select the following 
features:

       .    Query before copying each file.  
       .    Switch drives when one fills up.
       .    Verify files for correctness while writing them.
       .    Append files to the end of an already-existing file.


: CSUB 

CSUB enables you to automatically create a submit file without 
using an editor.  CSUB provides you with an automated way to run 
a program that does not accept wildcard fileIDs on a group of 
files.	For example, with CSUB, you can create a submit file that 
invokes WordStar to edit all your "DOC" files one after another.


: CUSTOM 

CUSTOM allows you to create a customized FileDriver utility.  
With CUSTOM, you can invoke complex command lines with a single 
command that you define and name.   If you want to create an 
additional utility with different default options from the 
standard ones, or if you want to designate specific files to be 
operated on each time a utility is invoked, you can create a 
customized utility.  CUSTOM also enables you to customize non-
FileDriver utilities.


: DEFAULT 

DEFAULT permanently modifies the default option values for a 
FileDriver utility, tailoring it to your preferences.	You can 
also display the current default string for a specified utility.


: ERASE 

ERASE erases file(s).  ERASE optionally asks before erasing files 
in a wildcard list and erases or skips over read/only files if 
desired.		      


: LISTF 

LISTF displays the directory entries for designated files on the 
screen.  You can also write the directory list to a file or to 
the printer.  Additionally, LISTF allows you to select the format 
you want:

       .    Four files to a line including fileID and user-area.
       .    Three files to a line adding group number and attribute 
	     flag settings.
       .    One file to a line also showing size in kilobytes.
       .    One file to a line to be read by input redirection.

With LISTF, you can easily find "lost" files by searching all 
user-areas at once, display attribute flags and group numbers, 
and find out the size of a file.


: PRINT 

PRINT prints files on your printer.  You can specify one or more 
files, select files by attribute flags or group numbers, and use 
wildcard fileIDs.  In addition, you can choose optional page 
formatting and other options:

       .    Expand tabs.  
       .    Print form feeds or line feeds.  
       .    Print page number and fileID at top of each page.  
       .    Define the length of the page.  
       .    Transmit the parity bit or control codes.


: RENAME     

RENAME changes the name of one or more files.  With RENAME, you 
have the ability to use wildcard fileIDs and to query before 
renaming files.  You can also elect to rename read/only files.


: RESET 

RESET resets disk drives after disks have been changed.  You can 
reset one or all specified drives.  RESET, for example, allows 
you to copy to more than one disk without exiting back to your 
operating system after changing the disk. 


: TY 

TY types (displays) files on the console.  Notably, output pauses 
after each screenful and you can scroll backwards and forward in  
the display. 


: USR 

USR sets the current user-area in the range 0-31 for CP/M 2.x 
systems.  You can also use USR to display the current user-area.  


: VERIFY 

VERIFY computes the checksums of designated files and then 
reports, stores, and/or checks the results against a specified 
checksum.  VERIFY gives you the ability to check the integrity of 
a file or to compare two files to see if they are equal.  This 
utility is especially useful in checking if a file has been 
corrupted since it was last verified. In addition, you can 
optionally select the following:

       .    Where to start checksumming in the file.
       .    Where to stop checksumming in the file.
       .    To exclude checksumming for a designated number of bytes.
       .    To verify the computed checksum against a given number.


: WAIT 

WAIT suspends further execution and sounds the terminal bell 
until the operator presses RETURN.  You can optionally select how 
often the terminal bell should ring.  WAIT provides you with a 
mechanism to insert a new disk or change paper, for instance, 
when running a command file for a batch process.	   
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