MASDIR v4.3 by Bob Stephan and Moby Disk REGISTRATION $
MASTER DIRECTORY STEPHAN


 The main enhancement is printing  directory labels for 3.5"
disks.  This  is controlled  by the 3  and 5  options--3 for
3.5" disks and  5 for 5.25" disks.  On the  command line you
can enter either /3 or /5 to  prepare SDL to print the style
of label you want.  The Print  Options menu is brought up by
entering either  P or R  from the menu, or  /P or /R  on the
command line.  From this menu you can select, or change your
selection, by  pressing either 3  or 5 as  appropriate.  The
default 3.5"  disk form depth is  set for the  2-3/4" labels
that wrap  around the  top of the  disk.  The  setup program
permits setting it for the 2"  labels that do not wrap.  The
default is  set for  the 5.25" labels,  so use  the 3  or /3
option to get 3.5" labels, or change it with SDLSETUP.
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SDL is  a Sorted Directory Listing  program that is  used in
place of  the DOS DIR command.   You can invoke it  from the
DOS  prompt just  like DIR,  and  it accepts  the same  file
specifications (filespecs) that DIR does including paths and
wild cards.
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To use SDL simply copy SDL.COM  to the disk and/or directory
in which  your other  DOS commands  and utilities  are kept.
Then use SDL in the same way you use DIR.
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SDL is used very much like DIR.   It takes the same path and
file specifications,  but it presents  a much  more readable
listing.  By using 2, 4, or  6 columns of file names instead
of one,  it lists  many more  files on  one screen.   If the
screen  becomes  full,  it automatically  pauses.   You  can
immediately shift  to a different  number of columns  to see
more files on  the screen, exit if you have  seen enough, or
continue with the listing.
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SDL can be used in menu  mode.  Enter SDL with your filespec
just like  DIR, then make your  selections from the  menu at
the bottom of the screen.
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SDL also has many options that can be entered on the command
line in  the usual fashion using  / as a "switch"  or option
indicator. 
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As  soon as  you find  the options  that you  like, you  can
customize your  copy of SDL  with the SDLSETUP  program.  We
have tried  to configure SDL the  way we believe  most users
would like it, but you might want  to change it for your own
use.  If you would like one or  more of the defaults to work
differently, run SDLSETUP. 
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The  printing  capabilities  of  SDL  are  most  useful  and
remarkably easy to  use.