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Prints simple disk labels, includes TP 5.0 source code. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
LABELER.DOC | 3993 | 1451 | deflated |
LABELER.EXE | 39760 | 15720 | deflated |
LABELER.HST | 2432 | 999 | deflated |
LABELER.MSK | 320 | 213 | deflated |
LABELER.PAS | 45167 | 9203 | deflated |
LABELGEN.COM | 23932 | 17837 | deflated |
SCRN1.ASC | 1560 | 325 | deflated |
SCRN2.ASC | 1170 | 367 | deflated |
SCRN3.ASC | 1422 | 408 | deflated |
SCRN4.ASC | 581 | 194 | deflated |
SCRN5.ASC | 456 | 204 | deflated |
SCRN6.ASC | 1001 | 395 | deflated |
STARTUP.BAT | 638 | 214 | deflated |
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Contents of the LABELER.DOC file
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LABELER
Command
______________________________________________________
Purpose: Prints a label containing a title line,
diskette contents and status on standard
size mailing labels.
Format: [d:][path]LABELER [/D=d] [/L=l] [/S=s] [/O=o]
Type: Internal External
****
Remarks: Specify the parameters
[d:][path] before LABELER to specify the
drive and path that contain the LABELER
command file.
[/D=d] to specify the drive that contains
the diskette the label is intended for.
[/L=l] to specify the default 'Library' name
to be placed on the label.
[/S=s] to specify the default label size
0 is 2 1/2 X 15/16
1 is 2 3/4 x 1 7/16
2 is 2 3/4 x 1 15/16
3 is 2 3/4 x 2 3/4
4 is 3 1/2 x 15/16
5 is 4 x 1 7/16
[/O=o] to specify the default printer port.
Example: C:\DOS\LABELER
LABELER /L=Ken Buetow /D=b /s=0 /o=2
LABELER
Command
Selections:
B - Blank label
Prints a label without looking at the disk
in the default drive. Can be used for disks
that contain no directory (self-booting) or
to print a mask to determine label alignment
in the printer.
C - Continuation Labels
Determines whether or not additional labels
will be printed if all file names will not
fit on one label.
D - Disk drive selected
Determines disk drive that will be read to
get file information for label.
L - Library of
Optional information printed on label.
M - Mask File filespec
Used to print comment lines and optionally
group files together.
LABELER
Command
Selections:
N - Name for Disk/Label
Title line to be printed on label.
O - Other Printer Port
Port for printer in use ie 2 = LPT2
P - Print Label
Reads disk information and prints label.
R - Registration
Prints LABELER registration mailing form
on printer.
S - Size of Label
Changes size of label.
W - Write Configuration File
Writes configuration file in directory
where Labeler was started from.
Q - Quit
Exits back to operating system.
LABELER
Command
Notes:
Selections that require a string to be input
(L,N,M) can use the following keys during edit
{home} - go to first letter
{end} - go to last letter
{left arrow} - go left one letter
{right arrow} - go right one letter
{delete} - delete letter over cursor
Ctrl Y - delete entire line
{BackSpace} - delete letter before cursor
Mask File structure - Mask file is a simple text file
consisting of a filespec and comment separated by a
colon. If the filespec is ommitted then the comment
will be listed at the top of the label. Wild cards
are permitted in the filespec.
LABELER Version 4.00
labeler.* :All the files required to run labeler
or
LABELER Version 4.00
:
:
:Labeler - 3 and 5 disk labeling program
: uses 5 different sizes of labels
:
:
labeler.exe :Executable file
labeler.pas :Source code for Labeler
labeler.doc :Labeler documentation
labeler.hst :History of Revisions
labeler.msk :Sample mask file
:
:(c) Guardian Software 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989
{be carefull of blank lines in msk files}
@
LABELER
Command
______________________________________________________
Purpose: Prints a label containing a title line,
diskette contents and status on standard
size mailing labels.
Format: [d:][path]LABELER [/D=d] [/L=l] [/S=s] [/O=o]
Type: Internal External
****
Remarks: Specify the parameters
[d:][path] before LABELER to specify the
drive and path that contain the LABELER
command file.
[/D=d] to specify the drive that contains
the diskette the label is intended for.
[/L=l] to specify the default 'Library' name
to be placed on the label.
[/S=s] to specify the default label size
0 is 2 1/2 X 15/16
1 is 2 3/4 x 1 7/16
2 is 2 3/4 x 1 15/16
3 is 2 3/4 x 2 3/4
4 is 3 1/2 x 15/16
5 is 4 x 1 7/16
[/O=o] to specify the default printer port.
Example: C:\DOS\LABELER
LABELER /L=Ken Buetow /D=b /s=0 /o=2
LABELER
Command
Selections:
B - Blank label
Prints a label without looking at the disk
in the default drive. Can be used for disks
that contain no directory (self-booting) or
to print a mask to determine label alignment
in the printer.
C - Continuation Labels
Determines whether or not additional labels
will be printed if all file names will not
fit on one label.
D - Disk drive selected
Determines disk drive that will be read to
get file information for label.
L - Library of
Optional information printed on label.
M - Mask File filespec
Used to print comment lines and optionally
group files together.
LABELER
Command
Selections:
N - Name for Disk/Label
Title line to be printed on label.
O - Other Printer Port
Port for printer in use ie 2 = LPT2
P - Print Label
Reads disk information and prints label.
R - Registration
Prints LABELER registration mailing form
on printer.
S - Size of Label
Changes size of label.
W - Write Configuration File
Writes configuration file in directory
where Labeler was started from.
Q - Quit
Exits back to operating system.
LABELER
Command
Notes:
Selections that require a string to be input
(L,N,M) can use the following keys during edit
{home} - go to first letter
{end} - go to last letter
{left arrow} - go left one letter
{right arrow} - go right one letter
{delete} - delete letter over cursor
Ctrl Y - delete entire line
{BackSpace} - delete letter before cursor
Mask File structure - Mask file is a simple text file
consisting of a filespec and comment separated by a
colon. If the filespec is ommitted then the comment
will be listed at the top of the label. Wild cards
are permitted in the filespec.
LABELER Version 4.00
labeler.* :All the files required to run labeler
or
LABELER Version 4.00
:
:
:Labeler - 3 and 5 disk labeling program
: uses 5 different sizes of labels
:
:
labeler.exe :Executable file
labeler.pas :Source code for Labeler
labeler.doc :Labeler documentation
labeler.hst :History of Revisions
labeler.msk :Sample mask file
:
:(c) Guardian Software 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989
{be carefull of blank lines in msk files}
@
December 24, 2017
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