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- SQ2 command syntax: Squeeze Version 2.1
-
- A>SQ2 [d:][path]filename[.ext] [d:][path][filename][.ext] [/c] [/t] [/r]
- input file output file
-
- Squeeze a file using repeated character compression and Huffman encoding
-
- . If no device or path is specified for the output file, then the current
- device and directory is used.
-
- . If no output filename is specified, then the input filename will be used
- for the output file.
-
- . If no output file extension is specified, then the input file extension
- will be used, with the second character changed to a Q. If the input
- file has no file extension, then the output file will have an extension
- of QQQ.
-
- . If an output path is specified, but no output filename is specified,
- then the path must be terminated with a \ to differentiate the last part
- of the path from a possible filename.
-
-
- . The /c option specifies compatibility mode.
- SQ2 will produce files compatible with all previous versions of USQ.
-
- . The /t option specifies that SQ2 should prompt for a line of descriptive
- text to be included in the output file
-
- . The /r option specifies that SQ2 should replace any existing file with
- the same name as the output file. If /r is not specified, SQ2 will not
- destroy an existing file.
-
- USQ2 command syntax: Unsqueeze Version 2.0
-
- A>USQ2 [d:][path]filename[.ext] [d:][path][filename][.ext] [/d] [/r]
- input file output file
-
- Unsqueeze a file which was squeezed using SQ2
-
- . If no device or path is specified for the output file, then the current
- device and directory is used.
-
- . If no output filename is specified, then the filename and extension from
- the file before it was squeezed (by SQ2) is used.
-
- . If an output path is specified, but no output filename is specified,
- then the path must be terminated with a \ to differentiate the last part
- of the path from a possible filename.
-
- . The /d option specifies that USQ2 should use the current system date and
- time for the output file rather than the one saved in the squeezed file.
-
- . The /r option specifies that USQ2 should replace any existing file with
- the same name as the output file. If /r is not specified, USQ2 will not
- destroy an existing file.
-