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- # BC 2447 3-05-90 12:12p Source for mathematic program
- # EXE 6908 3-05-90 12:12p # [+,-,/,or \] #1 #1
- ADDRBOOK COM 3380 10-14-90 12:23a Used by UTILMENU program
- # ANSI COM 2048 12-30-88 2:59p ANSI.SYS commands in a screen file
- AT BC 1846 2-16-90 8:54a Source for prompted input, placeable
- AT EXE 6522 10-15-90 12:42p AT r# c# [command] [Prompt]
- BASEMASK 1969 6-20-90 3:39p Generic mask file for MAKECOM.BAS
- BATINDEX SYN 5265 2-09-90 10:22a Syntax/index for Batcom's manual
- BCDEMO BAT 1817 10-15-90 9:34p Ansi.sys needed for this demo
- BCDEMO2 BAT 1826 10-15-90 9:34p generic demo
- ^ BIGECHO COM 461 9-12-86 1:31p P.D. program, available via PBS disk
- CHEKBOX BC 3211 10-15-90 4:43p Source for ansi.sys version checkbox
- CHEKBOX EXE 7210 10-15-90 4:43p CHEKBOX #r #c [yes/no]
- CHEKBOX2 BC 3189 10-15-90 4:41p Generic checkbox program source code
- CHEKBOX2 EXE 7190 10-15-90 4:42p CHEKBOX2 #r #c [yes/no]
- $ COMTXT BC 2066 10-15-90 10:34a Source to text to .com converter
- COMTXT EXE 6610 10-15-90 10:35a COMTXT [Textfile.ext] [Newcom]
- $ COMTXT2 BC 2364 10-15-90 10:34a Same as comtxt, slight difference
- COPYD BC 2783 2-14-90 12:38p Source to prompting file copy program
- COPYD EXE 6808 5-15-90 2:50p COPYD [Source] [Destination]
- DEMO BAT 216 10-15-90 9:09p Chooses between ansi.sys non-ansi.sys
- & EJECT BAT 703 9-22-88 4:59p Very generic page eject
- INFO EXE 6120 10-15-90 10:32p INFO [Filespec]/[?] [Drive:]
- MRUN BC 2994 10-15-90 11:01a Source for FOR..IN..DO workalike
- MRUN EXE 7302 10-15-90 11:01a MRUN [command] [filespec]
- PKADD BC 516 10-15-90 10:23p For limited DOS Shell programs only
- PKADD EXE 2984 10-15-90 10:24p This one was done for DeskMate
- & SKIP BAT 2783 1-05-89 3:14a Very generic line feed
- # STATES COM 2048 6-13-89 7:57a Screen .com file of State's abrev's
- USERS COM 360 10-14-90 12:28a Used by UTILMENU program for safety
- # UTILMASK COM 2048 2-14-90 11:28a Menu screen mask for UTILMENU
- UTILMEN2 BC 12697 10-15-90 10:00p Source for non-ansi.sys litebar menu
- UTILMEN2 EXE 12666 10-15-90 10:10p Non-ansi.sys Lotus style litebar menu
- UTILMENU BC 12794 10-15-90 10:00p Lotus style litebar source for ansi.sys
- UTILMENU EXE 12728 10-15-90 10:12p Ansi.sys Lotus style litebar menu
- @ VIEWING COM 1088 1-07-89 2:24p VIEWING [File.ext] actually BROWSE2
- WHATZ COM 355 10-14-90 12:23a Used by UTILMENU program for safety
- WHOAMI COM 370 10-14-90 12:23a Used by UTILMENU program for safety
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- @ Renamed PC Magazine utility. BROWSE2.COM {DOS Power Tools/Reup disks}
- # Created with PC Magazine's MAKECOM.BAS program {DOS Power Tools/Reup disks}
- $ Adapted from an idea in either PC Mag or PC Resource. This one has safety
- features builtin. It is better than Wenham's example which is a little
- awkward.
- ^ This I got from a Public Brands Software disk. It is what they call
- Bannerware (free but copyrighted). This disk it comes on has many
- other similiar echo replacements.
- & These I did 3 years ago on a Wang PC. I don't recall why I modified them
- but the real dates were in 1987.
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- About Wenham Software's BATCOM:
-
- They only certify the compiler for an IBM PC along with either PC-DOS 2.x
- or PC-DOS 3.x. However, I have successfully used it on NEC 80286 (MS-DOS
- 3.2), Compaq 80286 (MS-DOS 3.3), Tandy 1100FD Laptop (MS-DOS 3.3) and
- two other off brands I just can't recall. In the programs, I often
- use ECHO. and ECHO/ for blank lines. Some earlier DOS versions just
- don't allow this. I have avoided the @command (MS-DOS 3.3 & higher)
- throughout.
-
- Many of these programs are no more than examples of using BATCOM and
- should be considered as such. I relinguish all rights and responsi-
- bilities to these programs. They do have a certain amount of safeguards
- builtin. The AT.BC program is a first draft. In trying to buildin maxi-
- mum errorchecking along with redirection, I've yet to get it in a pol-
- ished condition that will fully work regardless of user errors. Since
- this is the first version (there are three others), it should be used
- EXACTLY as the syntax screen shows.
-
- The one vendor I know of that sells BATCOM is the Programmer's
- Connection in North Canton, OH. There price is 55 bucks. There
- catalogs are usually available quarterly at Software, Etc. and
- B. Daltons.
-
- If there are any questions on these files, or if anyone desires a
- particular type of program within BATCOM's scope, I may have such
- code available.
-
- Felix A. Rozewicz
- Dbase Programmer/VINES Admin.
- Housing Devl., City of Columbus
- 50 W. Gay St., 2nd FL
- Columbus, OH 43215
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- Luck,