GENEL 1.0 -- Generate specified errorlevel.  (c) 1990 by Brian
   E. Smith.  All rights reserved.

   GENEL will generate the errorlevel specified on the command
line.  Its syntax is

    GENEL <n>

    <n> -- The errorlevel to generate.

   This program can be used to allow batch files to communicate
with each other, in the same manner that executable programs
(like XCOPY) can communicate with batch files.  For example,
if one batch file calls another, you can have the called batch
file return its status to the caller, so the caller may proceed
accordingly.

    I trust this program will be of use to you.  If it is, please
let me know.  I'd like to hear from you.  Regards to all who have
responded in the past.

    GENEL.COM is distributed as a public domain program.  You are
welcome to use my program freely, and to share it with other users.

    Please pass this program along to others, even if you don't
like it, because someone may like and need it.  Thanks.  Comments,
suggestions, and even bug reports are greatly appreciated.

Brian E. Smith
59 Main Street
Piedmont, SC 29673

June 26, 1990