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- │ Disk/Memory Programs │
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- ┌──────────────────────┐ MI will provide information about RAM size,
- │ MI 2.0 │ how much of it is in use, and how much is
- │ Memory Information │ available. If the program is started with
- └──────────────────────┘ the parameter /X, it will give information
- about extended and expanded memory.
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- ┌────────────────────┐ DI will provide information about harddisk
- │ DI 2.0 │ size, how much of it allocated, and how much
- │ Disk Information │ is available. Start the program with the
- └────────────────────┘ desired disk drive as parameter. If the disk
- drive parameter is left out, the program assumes the currently active
- drive.
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- Usage example: DI C:
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- ┌────────────────────┐ DU will provide information about how much
- │ DU 2.0 │ harddisk space is allocated by each of the
- │ Directory Usage │ main sub-directories, and display this info
- └────────────────────┘ in a semi-graphical, scrollable list.
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- When the program is first started, it will scan the harddisk
- for information. The info will be saved in the file DUINFO.HT
- in the root directory for faster retrieval.
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- The program is started with the command
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- DU [Drive:]
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- where Drive: is the desired disk drive. If this is left out, the
- program assumes the currently active drive.
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- Commands available during program execution are:
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- F1 ■ Will display a small help screen
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- F2 ■ Re-scans the harddisk and saves the new information
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- Alt-N ■ Sorts the list by directory names
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- Alt-S ■ Sorts the list by directory sizes
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- Alt-I ■ Gives info about harddisk usage
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- Alt-D ■ Changes drive
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- Esc ■ Quits program
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