Dir95 0.5 copyright 1996 M. Dew-Jones. DonationWare CompuServ:73312,2317


 ----  Dir95 - Description  ----

Dir95 is a DOS command that lists long file names even if you are not 
running Windows 95.  This is useful when multiple users are transfering 
files via floppies and some users have Windows 95 and some do not.  It is 
also useful within Windows 95 when running in MS-DOS mode. 

Dir95 has been tested on IBM DOS 4.0a, MSDOS 5.0, 6.x and Windows 95 DOS.
It should also work on DOS 3.31 or higher.  It functions on local hard 
disks and floppy disks.


 ---  DonationWare ----

"DonationWare" - like shareware except you are not _obligated_ to pay me.
However I appreciate it when someone does pay me for using utilities I 
create, and this inspires me to create more utilities and better versions.

Suggested registration is a mere $10 (canadian) for personal use, sent 
by money order to
    Malcom Dew-Jones
    148 Ivy Cresent
    Ottawa 
    Canada  K1M 1X6

For use in a shared environment send something appropriate to the size 
of your site.


 ---- Details and examples ---- 

Usage: Dir95 [drive:][path]
Examples:
       Dir95
       Dir95 A:
       Dir95 A:DATA
       Dir95 C:\PROGRA~1
Notes: wild cards and switches are not supported in this version.

Dir95.EXE lists the contents of the specified directory.  The listing for 
each file includes the Windows 95 long file name if the file has one.
The listing includes all directory entries that are not deleted.  This 
includes hidden files and volume labels.  

This version does not accept wild cards or switches (except /?).  If a 
filename is specified as the last element of the path then just a single 
matching file is listed.

If the listing is very long then use MORE to paginate it.  Likewise the FIND
command can be used to provide a simple filtering capability.

For example
    Dir95  A:\DATA | MORE

    Dir95 B:\ | FIND/I "JAN"
