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- /*
- HEADER: ;
- TITLE: Diskette sector editor;
- VERSION: 1.4;
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- DESCRIPTION: "Lets you view, edit and write back a diskette sector.
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- It needs a 24*80 cursor-addressable terminal, and requires
- your custom CLRSCREEN() and GOTOXY() functions. The
- definitions of these functions appear early in SE.C.
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- Compiling requires SENTER.C, included on the diskette.
- Also included are SE.DOC and SE.SUB.";
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- KEYWORDS: Disk, utility, editor, sector;
- SYSTEM: CP/M-80, V2.2;
- FILENAME: SE.C;
- WARNINGS: "Requires Version 2.x of CP/M.
- SE is not designed to work with systems using the DEBLOCK
- routine in the BIOS to handle physical sectors larger than
- 128 bytes, so if you have such a system, and want to use SE,
- you must modify the routines in SE which write back the edited
- sector. The BitMap command is not implemented.";
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- SEE-ALSO: SE.DOC, SENTER.C;
- AUTHORS: Jan Larsson;
- COMPILERS: BDS C, v1.43 and 1.5a;
- */
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