

Special registration offer:

For $10, which a lot of those who registered have sent anyway, you
will get the following:

__ A 3 1/2" floppy disk (sorry, the 5 1/4 is obsolete and I don't have
   any of the drives) with the latest versions of all my programs and a
   couple of other people's work I like.

__ Instructions on how to create the registered version of each of the
   programs.

Send to:

                       Drake Koefoed
                1409 Oak Patch Road  # A9
                   Eugene, Oregon 97402


Be sure to include your name as it will appear in the registered
version of the program.

  PRIN31, a printing program that prints out unformatted or
misformatted files as if they had been done on a word processor. Prin
will put the filename and date and time created at the top of the
printout, add a left margin, print to file, number the pages, print in
doublespace, wrap excessively long lines, and control the number of
lines per page as specified by the user.  Good for program source
code, batch files, and text files formatted by people who don't know
your printer can't do that many lines on a page.  Prin is written in
assembler for high speed.

  There are people who don't need prin.  Those people don't have
printers.

  DKCLOCK, a timer that can write to a file so you can keep track of
.bat execution, or whatever.  Also has a display mode it goes into if
you do not specify a file name.  Tells you the day of the week as well
as the date and time.  Which is handy if, like many brilliant people,
you are often unsure of whether it is Wednesday or Thursday and would
like to be reminded in autoexec.bat.

  VC12  Volume checker.  Gets the volume label of a floppy and
compares it with the label you give on the command line and returns an
errorlevel accordingly.  Does not get stuck when it finds an empty
drive or unformatted disk.  Now you can have the night maintenance
routine of a bbs back up important files -- and do a different backup
each night. When was the last time you backed up your bbs?  You're
kidding!  What if the drive crashed?  Get Volume Checker.

  DC  Day Checker.  This one informs your batch file of the day of the
week.  It makes it possible to do different things on the different
days.  Maybe running your message base packing utility once a week
like I do, or reminding the secretary to back up the computer on
Monday.

   SETCUR  Setcur is a batch utility to set the position of the cursor, like the
"locate" command in basic.  Mercifully, I have forgotten basic, but I
think it was called that.  Setcur insists upon 4 digits on the command
line.  You can have spaces if you wish. Setcur will filter them out.

    BOX  A batch utility for drawing boxes around batch menus and such
things.  Makes it a little easier to edit batch menus or displays
because you do not have to do anything about the box except leave
space for it, and then call box after you type the menu to the screen.

    RERR  A batch utility that sets the error level randomly.

And of course, there are a couple of other things that I don't feel
like listing, and maybe I will write something new, and all that.
