	
			MAKELINK (2.x and 3.x only) (located in C:)

	NAME
            MakeLink - Creates links which point to other files.

	SYNOPSIS
            MakeLink [FROM fromname] [TO toname] [HARD] [FORCE]

	DESCRIPTION
            When a program asks for a file, they will get the 
        file linked to instead of that file itself. These links 
        are handy whenever you have different programs who want 
        to reference the same file in several different 
        directories. Let's say you like to read your docs with 
        ppmore. Well, many icons are configured to use More, Much 
        More, Multiview, or any other text viewer. Well, to use 
        your favorite reader (ppmore) you can make links that 
        direct all other readers to access ppmore instead.

            The only problem with MakeLink is that you cannot 
        make a link accross a volumes. Your link must reside on 
        the same volume or partition.

	KEYWORDS

		FROM fromname
			The name of the link file to create. You only need to include
		the FROM keyword if you have the fromname and toname reversed.

		TO toname
			The name of the file which will be linked to. This must be on
		the same volume as fromname, and cannot be a directory name unless
		you use the FORCE option is used.

		HARD
			An optional keyword is used to indicate that the link and its
		target are on the same volume. A soft link is when the link is on
		a different volume. This is currently not supported.

		FORCE
			This is to create a directory link. This is where the link file
		will look for a particular directory instead of file. This is certain
		to cause confusion within your file system, especially if the target
		directory contains linked files. It will also cause havoc if you 
		create a link to the parent directory of a target of another link.
		Even though MakeLink keeps you from making certain kinds of confusing
		links, you should be extra cautious when FORCING a link.


	EXAMPLES

            1. To make a file run the program c:ppmore instead of 
        C:more or C:muchmore

		MAKELINK c:ppmore c:more
		MAKELINK c:ppmore c:muchmore
