
                               Directory stack

  These programs help you with applications that change the current  directory
without your approval or which need to be started from their own directory.

  Push Dir takes the current path and stores it in  an  environment  variable.
Pop Dir takes the value of the environment variable and changes to  the  drive
and path specified in it. Using them, you can  change  back  to  the  original
path, after having run the problem program.

  Both programs look for the environment variable called "CD" that has  to  be
created prior to their execution and has to contain, at least, 64 spaces.  The
contents of the environment  variable  is  not  checked,  you  may  experience
strange behavior or even lockups if you initialize it  incorrectly  or  change
its value yourself. If the environment variable doesn't exist,  both  programs
will do nothing. See the attached sample batch files for exact usage.

  The source of this program is public domain and provided here "as  is"  -  I
don't feel like commenting it but if you have problems then feel free  to  ask
me. If you derive your own program from the source or put a part of the source
into your own program, please, give me a credit and send a copy to me.

Joe Forster/STA
sta@c64.org
