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- ║ BACKLIST ║
- ║ (BACKup LISTing) ║
- ║ Version 2.0 ║
- ║ 7/19/90 ║
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- ║ Displays Directories & File Names ║
- ║ from DOS 3.3 BACKUP Disks ║
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- ║ Jim Imbrogno ║
- ║ Cleveland, Ohio ║
- ║ (216) 447-1600 ║
- ║ Compuserve: 72271,1576 ║
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- Contents of BACKLIST.ARC:
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- BACKLIST.ASC BASIC source listing, in ASCII format
- BACKLIST.EXE Compiled version using BASIC Compiler 2.0
- BACKLIST.DOC This documentation file
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- Execute BACKLIST.EXE without any parameters
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- You will be prompted for:
- the Letter of the Drive containing the DOS 3.3 BACKUP files
- [D]irectory or [F]ile Name list
- [D] will only list the Directory names on the BACKUP disk
- [F] will list both the Directory and the File names
- [P]rint the output or Display on screen
- [P] will send the output to LPT1:
- pressing any other key will display the output on your screen
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- Special Note: The TIME entry in the directory listing is not correct.
- I followed the descriptions in the IBM Technical Referrence
- manual to calculate the time from the 16-bit binary field.
- But, I always come out up to 3 min. plus, or minus.
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- Any ideas?