'                  Compare 2 files                 '
'                                                  '
' This  option will  allow you to compare 2 files. '
' These files may be of  any type or size.  If any '
' differences  are found@  the compare stops and a '
' message  is displayed  telling at which line the '
' files did not match.  To exit before the compare '
 'starts@ press ESC.                               '
'                                                  '
'                                                  '
'               Search an ASCII file               '
'                                                  '
' This option  will allow  you to search any ASCII '
' file  for any  given string. If any  matches are '
' found@ the  line number of the  matched line and '
' the  line  itself are written  out to  a special '
' file.  This file  can  then  be printed.  If  no '
' matches are  found@ a  message will be displayed '
' stating  this.   To  exit  before  starting  the '
' search@ press ESC.                               '
'             Alter/View file Attributes           '
'                                                  '
' By selecting this option you  can alter any file '
' or directory  attribute bytes. You can make them '
' read  only@  archive@  system@  hidden   or  any '
' combination  that you chose.  Enter an uppercase '
' R@ A@ S  or H  to  turn  that  option  on  or  a '
' lowercase letter to turn it back off.  To change '
' a directory@ end  the name with a backslash "\". '
' To exit without any changes@ press the ESC key.  '
'                  Formatted Print                 '
'                                                  '
' This  option  allows you  to  print  a formatted '
' listing of any ASCII file. The file name will be '
' used as the heading. Page numbers@ date and time '
' are added to every  page  that is  printed. If a '
' NON-ASCII file is printed@ you may get unpredict-'
' able results. To exit before printing@ press the '
' ESC key.                                         '
'                                                  '

