CHAPTER 4

                        THE FILE MANAGER


  In  order  to  use  this  program, you must create a file named 
MANAGER which will contain the names of the files that  you  want
printed.   The  MANAGER file and all the files to be printed must
reside on the same DRIVE\PATH. 


HEADER INFORMATION

  When  you  prepare your MANAGER file you must reserve the first 
two lines for header information that you may wish to  use.   The
two  header  lines may contain 60 or fewer characters or they may 
be left blank.  If you do not want to use a header, be  sure  the
first two lines each contain at least one blank character.

  Your  two header lines will be printed at the top of every page
in a 'header space' of your document.


LISTING FILE NAMES

  Once you have created your header lines, you must then list all
the  files  that  you want printed. YOUR FILES WILL BE PRINTED IN 
THE ORDER LISTED.

  You can get pretty slick about this.  For  example,  you  could
prepare  a file named TITLEPG.TXT and show that as the first file 
in your MANAGER  file.   You  could  then  create  a  file  named
CONTENTS.TXT  and  place  it  as  the second file in your MANAGER 
file.  By doing that, your document will have a  title  page  and
table of contents designed to suit your needs or purposes.