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                           READ.C Version 2.0

                  Written:  4/11/82 by Gerald W. Wilkins
                  Revised:  5/18/82 by GWW

     This  program is in the public domain,  and may not be sold  for  profit 
under any circumstances.  It is intended solely for public distribution.

     To invoke this program type 'READ [D:]FILENAM1.TYP [D:]FILENAM2.TYP...', 
etc.   The  program will load the first ication for sd48a.com
sq.com             14K       file squeezer (used by many bulletin boards to
                             save space)
stat.com            6K       
submit.com          2K       
sysgen.com          2K       to transfer system tracks form disk to disk
unera.com           1K       a program to UNerase a file accidentally erased
                             see help file
unera.hlp           3K       
usq.com            13K       file unsqueezer (used by many bulletin boards to 
          A> compare a:1 b:1 <cr>
convert5.com        8K       used to convert older ITC cpm disks to new format
convert8.com        8K       see ITC manual---
copyfdc.com         2K       fast disk copy progam (sector by sector)
cpm3355.spr         2K       used in generating a new system
cpm64.com           9K       used in generating a new system
cpmcrt.asm         16K       used in generating a new system
cpmcrt.prn         38K       used in generating a new system
cpmcrt.spr          2K       us 'T'.   A '^T' will  move  back  to  the 
beginning of the text file.   To load and view the next file,  enter 'N'.  To 
exit the program type '^C'.

     This version of READ.C contains an 'autoscroll' feature which allows the 
user  to automatically scroll through the text line by line.   This option is 
invoked  by typing 'S' during viewing of any file.   The program  will  begin 
scrolling  with  a default "medium" speed that naturally varies according  to 
your CPU clock speed.  To change the sh is the '~' character).  All control characters are 
shown onscreen. 

     Once the file to be read is loaded into memory,  type any character  but 
'^C',  'B',  'L',  'N',  'R', 'S' 'T', or '^T' in order to scroll to the next 
'page' of text (the space bar works nicely).  Type 'L' if you wish to display 
then next line.  If you wish to back up to the previous page of text type 'R' 
or  'r'.   To  move to the end of the text buffer type 'B'.   To move to  the 
beginning  of  the  text  buffer type        ex.  A> PRINTER <CR>   (to list current printer)
                                  A> PRINTER 2 <CR> (to change to printer 2)
read.com            7K       a good way to read a file a page at a time
                             see help file below for all the bells and whistles
read.hlp            4K       
sd.com              4K       same as l.com and sd48a.com -GOOD directory pgm.!!
sd.hlp             11K       help file for sd71 (similar to above)
sd48a.nte           5K       note on modifasm.com             8K       assembler
banner.com          2K       program to print large letters on paper
cbios.asm           3K       
cdoscpm.com         2K       public domain - CDOS simulator for running
                             some CDOS programs under cp/m  see help file
cdoscpm.hlp         3K       
compare.com         2K       compares two files - binary or text
                             ex.  A> compare 1 2 <cr>  
                                        or
                         hms for handling of 
text  lines  which  are longer than the terminal  width,  including  improved 
processing of horizontal tabs.

     That's all there is to it.  Good reading!

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