Dos-Commander v0.5
------------------

A tool for people with CMD drives and who dont have jiffydos.
Dos-Commander can be used to handle files and directories.
Anything you do here is at your own risk. I only reccomend
to use the commands listed, it is ofcourse possible to use other commands.


Keyboard:
CRSR                - Move cursror around.
CLR/HOME            - Go to start of commandline.
SH+CLR/HOME         - Clear commandline.
RETURN              - Send disk command.
SHIFT+RUN/STOP      - Exit to basic.
F1                  - Help
CTRL+1-0            - Select drive number (8-17)

Loading and run file:
---------------------
Must have basic start.
Leftarrow+filename, then return.
(leftarrow)hello.prg


Error scan file:
----------------
Uparrow+filename, then return.
(uparrow)hello*
If disk is bad, the program will bump head and retry loading that sector.
It will exit if bumped 3 times.


Wildcards are ? and *

The following commands works on all drives:
$                   - Display dir
$a*                 - Display files starting with the letter 'a'
$??a*               - Display files where the 3rd letter is 'a'
S0:FILENAME         - Scratchfile
R0:NEWNAME=OLDNAME  - Rename file
N0:DISKNAME,ID      - Format disk (ID must be 2 letters for 1541 format)
V                   - Validate disk
I                   - Initialize drive



The following commands works on CMD drives:
MD:DIRNAME          - Make dir
RD:DIRNAME          - Remove dir
CD:DIRNAME          - Go to dir
CD:/                - Go down one dir level
T-RA                - Display date and time
CP1                 - Set partition 1
CP5                 - Set partition 5 (1-255 partitions possible)


The following commands works on the IDE64:
MD:DIRNAME          - Make dir
RD:DIRNAME          - Remove dir
CD:DIRNAME          - Change dir
/DIRNAME            - Change dir
/                   - Go down one dir level + autodisplay dir
CD:..               - Go down one dir level
/..                 - Go down one dir level (root dir?) + autodisplay dir
T-RA                - Display date and time

Other commands should work as well..

6R6/N0stalgia