*** THIS WILL BE A SAMPLE TEXT FILE TO COMPARE ***

    This program allows you to compare two ASCII/text files - though not
files in binary code; use COMP.COM on your DOS disk for this - and list their

differences to the printer or to a disk file. The file saved on disk can later
be copied to the printer with the `COPY filename PRN' command. The default
output filename is COMPARE.DTA, and is sent to the default drive. If it
already exists, a prompt to overwrite it or for another name, will be requested.
This can be prefixed with a drive letter.

    You can type in the names of the files to be compared on the command
line when the program is called, as; COMPARE filename.one, filename.two, and
hit ENTER key. Use a space or comma to separate the two filenames. Otherwise,
you will be prompted from with the menu screen for the filenames if you

     The LookAhead parameter refers to the number of lines the second file is
key to use the default LookAhead value. The maximum value allowed is 255.

     Printing out the file line being searched for in the second file is also
an option. The `fixed line' option is explained in the next paragraph.

    Again, this program is placed in the user-supported software market on an
"AS-IS" basis, and NO guarantees or warranties accompany it as to its use or
suitability for any application. The "FreeWare" market seems to be missing
a source compare program. This program is released to the public domain
in that spirit. Any financial support is appreciated, of course. But pass
the program along, use it, and comment on it if you wish. Those supporting it
will be informed of any updates or modifications.

    Again, this program is placed in the user-supported software market on an
"AS-IS" basis, and no guarantees or warranties accompany it as to its use or
suitability for any application. The "FreeWare" market seems to be missing