K9XFetch v7.00 Dated Apr15,1988 Along with some minor changes and bug fixes, this version incorporates a couple of new features. The command line switch to take you directly to the Utilities Menu has been changed from the exclamation point (!) to the single left quote (`). This change was made because I felt it was 'uncomfortable' to have to use a shifted key input to perform this function... Especially when you consider the addition of the option described in the next paragraph! The first addition is the option to include a Utilities Menu Command letter when starting up FETCH with the ` switch. The inclusion of the single left quote (FETCH `) upon startup takes you directly to the Utilities Menu. This version allows you to add a command letter to that command in the form: FETCH `C where C (either upper orlower case) is... C - Copy a File D - Delete a File F - Get Disk Free Space I - Program Dedication L - List/View an ARC File M - Make an ARC File R - Rename a File P - Set/Reset Default Parameters S - Shell to DOS T - Test an ARC File U - Unpack an ARC File V - View a Text File Z - Zippy ARC Listing Comparison After exectuion of the optional command, FETCH will return you to the Utilties Menu and await your next input. If no command letter is included along with the ` upon startup, Fetch will take you directly to the Utilities Menu and await your input. The next item is the addition of the Z)ippy ARC Listing Comparison option to the Utilities Menu. This command will first prompt you for two arc file names, and then perform a 'Side by Side' ARC File Member Listing of the two files. As before, your input to the two file names may include the full drive and path (in which case FETCH does not use the drive\directory name list) or an input of just a filename which forces the use the drive\directory name list. In ALL instances where you are working with or on files which normally contain the .ARC extension, FETCH will automatically add the .ARC extension to your input if you have not already done so. A minor bug in the Copy a File routine has been fixed. Previous versions required that you input the target filename for the file to be copied. Now, if no target filename is specified, Fetch will use the source filename. Example: You wish to copy the file ABC.COM from C:\FETCH\ to drive A: In This Version: If C:\FETCH is included in your drive\directory list your input to [d:\][path\] Source File name is ABC.COM If C:\FETCH is not included in your drive\directory list your input to [d:\][path\] Source File name is C:\FETCH\ABC.COM Your input to [d:\][path\] Target File name is A: If you wish to copy and change the filename to CDE.COM your input to [d:\][path\] Target File name would be A:CDE.COM The file finding feature has been included in all possible utility command options. Typically, when you are asked to input a file name, Fetch checks for a specified drive in your input by looking for a colon (:) . If no colon is present, Fetch assumes that it must seach your drive\directory list for the designated file. Example: an input of ABC.COM forces the use of your drive\directory list to find the file ABC.COM an input of C:\FOO\BAR\ABC.COM supresses the drive\directory search