DOSCOPY.EXE

DOSCOPY is an "anything to MS-DOS" converter program.  It will strip the
eighth bit off characters; expand tabs to spaces; remove all control codes
except carriage returns, linefeeds, and formfeeds; and, if necessary, will
add carriage returns or linefeeds to the file.

For example, to convert a WordStar file to standard MS-DOS format:

		DOSCOPY myfile.txt

		Converting file...please wait

		File conversion completed.

DOSCOPY will create a new file with a ".DOS" extension (in this case,
"myfile.dos").

			SORTDIR.EXE

SORTDIR does a physical sort of your disk directory.  It will perform
either a disk-based sort (for the root directory) or a file sort (for
subdirectories).  It requires DOS 2.0 or above to run, and should
handle non-standard media ok.

SORTDIR will sort system files first, then hidden files, then the volume
name, then any subdirectory names, and finally the normal files, all in
straight ASCII sequence order.

To run, just type SORTDIR at the DOS prompt.  There are no options;
SORTDIR will only sort your current directory.
	Note this program is designed for diskette directories; operation
on hard disk subdirectories not known to work.