Dec 252017
| An accurate and colorful directory lister with many options. A replacement for the dos DIR command. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| CL.EXE | 4736 | 3498 | deflated |
| D.EXE | 79552 | 30165 | deflated |
| D.MAN | 17376 | 5723 | deflated |
| DOWNONE.DOC | 341 | 215 | deflated |
| DOWNONE.EXE | 3088 | 2369 | deflated |
| D_DESC.DOC | 890 | 508 | deflated |
| D_ORDER.DOC | 3050 | 1077 | deflated |
| D_READ.1ST | 3360 | 1549 | deflated |
| D_READ.LCD | 391 | 254 | deflated |
| D_READ.UV | 1326 | 717 | deflated |
| D_TEST.BAT | 38 | 38 | stored |
| D_VENDOR.DOC | 1326 | 618 | deflated |
| PW.EXE | 4464 | 3236 | deflated |
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Contents of the DOWNONE.DOC file
When using "D" in a batch program, you can cause the last line to not get
partially overwritten by the prompt by putting "DownOne" in the .bat file
after "D".
For example:
@Echo Off
D %1 %2
DownOne
A .bat file called D_TEST.BAT is included in this demo to serve as a
sample.
December 25, 2017
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