Direk - The impossible directory creator v1.0 (09-27-91)
       usage - [direk [m/r/c] dirname]
       Use 'm' to make a directory
       Use 'r' to remove the directory
       Use 'c' to change into the directory
       Copyright (C) 1991 Brian Gregory - All Rights Reserved
       Complaints and/or donations for this product,
       (The latter is preferred) May be sent to:

                         Brian S. Gregory
                         917 N. Nielson St.
                         Gilbert, Az 85234

       The author of this program presents this program as is,
       and in no way can be held accountable for problems that
       may occur as a result of using it. This program has been 
       tested using both an (ugghhh) Xt clone, and a 386-33mhz
       successfully. If problems do arise, please inform the
       author, and it will be seen to that the problem(s) are
       dealt with accordingly.

       Donations are gladly accepted, but are in no way required.
       If donations are sent, It will encourage this great 'freeware'
       enterprise, and will most likely spur many other little
       utilities to follow. 

     Basic Program description:
       This program creates a directory consisting of eight characters
       in the current directory in the dos environment. It takes each
       ascii character, increments it by 120, and then outputs all 
       characters as a directory. By normal 'dos' means, this directory
       cannot be accessed - but using 'direk' it can be removed, created,
       and changed into as required. When creating the directory, please 
       note the directory name IS case sensitive, so don't forget how you
       typed it in. If you have forgotten the directory name, Norton 
       Utilities, XTree Gold, And PcTools (just to name a few) can access
       and remove these directories.