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 Cpaws is basically like the DOS pause in that it will wait for you to      
 press a key.  If you press control break, you can terminate the batch      
 file in the usual way.  But Cpaws does a lot of things pause does not.     
                                                                            
 Sample command lines:                                                      
                                                                            
 Cpaws 0 r        ;do not time out.  report the errorlevel returned.        
                                                                            
 Cpaws 10 c        ;time out after ten seconds.  Do not report errorlevel.  
                   ;treat lowercase letters as capitals.                    
                                                                            
 Cpaws 45 > nul   ;wait 45 seconds, but do not display anything.            
                 ;you might do this when your batch file is showing the     
                 ;prompt you want the user to see.                          
                                                                            
 Cpaws 16 R C    ;wait 16 seconds and report keys.  Change a - z to         
                 ;uppercase.  -- New Feature --                             
                                                                            
                (the thing outside the box is a form feed for printing.)    

