You can test your copy of the distribution diskette, to make 
         sure the copy is accurate, by entering the command CHECK *.* 
         at the DOS prompt.  The output should look like this: 


CRCK ver 4.2B (MS DOS VERSION )
CTL-S pauses, CTL-C aborts

--> FILE:  READ    .ME          CRC = 89 EB

--> FILE:  ESIE    .COM         CRC = 70 F3

--> FILE:  CONFIG  .COM         CRC = 71 16

--> FILE:  MANUAL  .            CRC = 56 1A

--> FILE:  TUTOR   .            CRC = B1 C9

--> FILE:  NOVICE  .            CRC = 63 D7

--> FILE:  HISTORY .            CRC = DD 31

--> FILE:  FINAL   .USE         CRC = B7 3F

--> FILE:  ANIMAL  .            CRC = 6B A8

--> FILE:  DOCTOR  .            CRC = 4C 3E

--> FILE:  GLASS   .            CRC = A0 08

--> FILE:  ABOARD  .            CRC = 9B FC

--> FILE:  ABOARD  .DOC         CRC = AE 02

--> FILE:  GETAWAY .            CRC = 7C 82

--> FILE:  HEIGHT  .            CRC = FC C9

--> FILE:  HAIR    .            CRC = 99 4A

--> FILE:  SUPPORT .            CRC = 06 72

--> FILE:  CHECK   .COM         CRC = BD 22

--> FILE:  CHECK   .TXT         CRC = 00 00

 ---------------------> SUM OF CRCS = E4 33

DONE
         
         Note: the CRC for CHECK.TXT will be incorrect as will be the 
         total, because you cannot write a file's CRC to the file 
         without altering the CRC of the file.