sdir_readme.txt
     SDIR
     10/1/2000

     I have, and frequently use, an ancient DOS  utility  called  SDIR,
     (short for Super Directory), version 5  dating  from  1984.  Even
     today, run in a DOS box in Windows, it shows the  tilde  versions
     of the long names rather than those names themselves; if  I  want
     the long names I use DIR. There are many more things  it  can  do
     too.

     Unzip SDIR.ZIP to get SDIR.COM, the program file, and  SDIR5.DOC,
     a documentation file. Just put the program file in your DOS  path
     and you're  in  business.  Typing  SDIR  at  the  command  prompt
     displays the directory and there are various switches to  use  to
     modify that display. Also, after you have the directory  showing,
     hitting the slash key, /, allows various actions to be  performed
     on particular files such as deleting a file  or  viewing  a  text
     file. Use Esc to get back to the DOS prompt.

     To save keystrokes I've renamed my own program file to just D.COM
     so I only have to hit D at the command prompt.

     Robert Binkley
     rbinkley@julian.uwo.ca