Peruse v1.00 by Falk Data                 Registration $ free
OTHR OCT90 PERUSE FALK FREE LISTER BROWSE TEXT VIEW
FILES: pruse10.sdn

First Release

Peruse is  an  ASCII (text) and Binary (non-text) file reader
capable of reading files of an unlimited size in text or  hex
formats.  Peruse can read an almost unlimited number of files
at  a  time.   Peruse  can  be  loaded  as  a swapping memory
resident program requiring only about 7K of normal RAM memory
while resident, or it can load  as  a  stand-alone,  DESQview
aware  program.   Peruse can swap to XMS or EMS memory, or to
disk.  Peruse also provides a pop-up DOS shell capability.

One excellent use  for  Peruse  is  while  evaluating  a  new
shareware program.  Peruse can be loaded memory-resident with
all   the   documentation  files  for  the  program  you  are
evaluating.  Since Peruse uses swapping technology, it  keeps
only  about  7K  of  normal  DOS  RAM.   You can then run the
shareware program you are evaluating and pop-up Peruse at any
time to examine the documentation  files  for  that  program.
This  comes in very handy for those who don't want to print a
large documentation file right away.  Oh, and you  can  print
part or all of a file while Peruse is popped up.

Best of all, Peruse is free!


 Peruse:  An ASCII (text) and Binary (non-text) File Reader
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     Peruse (pe  rooz')  1.   to examine or study attentively
     and in detail;  scrutinize  2.   to  read  carefully  or
     thoroughly;  study  3.   to read: a pretentious use, now
     often connoting a casual or leisurely reading.


	Canonize:  The Peruse Customizing Program
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     Canon ('Kan-un)  an official or authoritative list; an
     accepted principle or rule.

     Canonize ('Kan-u-n‹ze) produces a configuration file
     for Peruse.  This configuration file is then the
     official or authoritative list governing Peruse, it
     becomes the accepted principle or rule.



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