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^Cby
^CA. P. Bodnar 

    The read/write heads on hard disk drives literally fly so close to the 
 surface of the disk that a smoke particle could not pass between them.  
 Though most hard drives are fairly sturdy, it is recommended that you "park" 
 (position the heads over an unused data area) the heads before you move the 
 system.  ^1AutoPark^0 provides an automatic way to keep your hard drive 
 head(s) parked. 

    AutoPark is a memory-resident utility that allows you select a time 
 between 1 and 30 minutes to automatically park the heads on the first three 
 hard drives in your system.  If your hard drive is not accessed for the 
 designated period of time, a tone is sounded and the head(s) are parked.  
 Every time a hard drive is accessed, the timer is zeroed.  If the hard 
 drive is not accessed further the head(s) are parked after the designated 
 period of time expires.  NOTE: Accessing the floppy drives will not affect 
 the timer.  

    AutoPark uses the following syntax:
  
                                   ^1APARK^0 n
        
          Possible "n" Values                       Resulting Action
          ===================                       ================
    1.) values between 1 and 30              sets timer to specified value
    2.) space                                displays syntax of command
    3.) 0                                    uninstalls itself
    4.) nothing                              sets timer to default 5 minutes

 Though you can run this utility at any time from the DOS "*>" prompt, you 
 might want to include it in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.  Once the utility is 
 loaded, you can change the designated period of time by running it again 
 with a different value passed for "n". 

    To run this program outside ^1Big Blue Disk^0, type: ^1APARK^0.

 DISK FILES THIS PROGRAM USES:
^FAPARK.COM