WHAT'S NEW?

[VERSION 2.60] - Store to and restore from diskette image files.  These disk
                 images may be archived for modem transmission or simply stored
                 on you hard drive for diskette recreation without the need for
                 an original.

                 NOTE:  The image files POLYCOPY creates are completely
                        compatible with those used by the PC Magazine utility
                        pair 2FILE/2FLOPPY (C)1991 Ziff Comm. Co.

               - DOS 5.0 compatibility

               - Added "/u" parameter to the DOS FORMAT shell when DOS 5.0
                 is detected.

               - Added "/x" parameter to disable XMS memory usage.  This is
                 primarily for testing and comparisons, but may also prove
                 useful if you have XMS problems and don't want to go to the
                 trouble of removing your HIMEM.SYS driver.

               - Removed disk status check when "/f" forced format parameter
                 is specified.  This eliminates the long pause associated
                 with cross-formatted diskettes, but only if "/f" is specified.

               - Fixed bug that occurred when insufficient XMS handles resulted
                 in a switch to DISK producing a corrupt target.  It is still
                 recommended that you install:

                        "DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM /NUMHANDLES=128"

                 for the best possible performance (May not apply to QEMM).

               - Added "/r" parameter so POLYCOPY can now generate its own
                 registration form.  Use the following syntax to print a
                 POLYCOPY registration form:

                        C>polycopy /r > prn

[VERSION 2.22] - Earlier versions skipped side one of the last track on high
                 density diskettes.  This has been corrected.

[VERSION 2.21] - Fixed bug that occurred when copying multiple, different disks.
                 The first disk always copied fine, but the program didn't
                 reliably free up XMS and RAM prior to starting another disk.

[VERSION 2.20] - XMS memory support!

[VERSION 2.12] - Gives "WARNING!" rather than error when user attempts to make
                 the default drive equal to either the SOURCE or TARGET drive.

[VERSION 2.11] - Corrects formatting problem, "bad parameter," for DOS versions
                 less than 4.0.

[VERSION 2.10] - Multiple disk drives supported.