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Started by Harald Muehlhoff
Thu, 28 Jan 1993 19:38
CCD110.ZIP - Quickly change directories (for NT and DOS)
Author: Harald Muehlhoff
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 19:38
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 19:38
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I have uploaded to WSMR-SIMTEL20.Army.Mil: pd1:<msdos.dirutl> CCD110.ZIP Quickly change directories (for NT and DOS) cd d:/ont/want/this/stuff/no/more - or - ccd more CARECOM(R) ccd is a shareware utility that enables you to change directories quickly without completely specifying pathes. - Compatible with MS-DOS(TM) and Microsoft(R) Windows NT(TM) - Compatible with networks for not creating (trying to create) files in other locations than its program/data directory. The directory trees and other data files can be made user local by setting an environment variable (Different users might "see" different parts of the directory hierarchies) - If a directory isn't found a directory tree rescan is started automatically (The user might not always be at fault! This feature can be disabled ;-) - You can partly qualify a path to make your search key less ambiguous, e.g. you are able to search for a directory "home" that is in a parent directory with a name ending with "et" (like sweet): "ccd et\home" - The search for inexact matches can be disabled. Registered version only: - Program output can be selectively disabled. - You can quickly go back to the directory you last changed from. - You can define a home directory that you can quickly "return" to. Requirements: - MS-DOS(TM) 3.0 or higher - OR - - Microsoft(R) Windows NT(TM) operating system with FAT or NTFS partitions (Tested with Preliminary Release October 1992) Harald Muehlhoff - - Harald_Muehlhoff@softstream.fido.de
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