Rev.  April 27, 1993

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			³ Update Notes For DDATE ³
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DDATE v1.1
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	     In this version, the /l switch was introduced so that DDATE
	would only display files that were found to have the date you typed.
	The /l switch, when used, would also disable DDATE from deleting any
	files.

DDATE v1.2
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	     Previous versions of DDATE (DDATE v1.0 and v1.1)
	have had a problem searching the root directory, when the
	/s was being implemented with the DDATE.EXE command.  This
	problem is now fixed and will not occur in any later versions
	from now on.  I apologize for the oversight.

DDATE v1.3
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  I  	     The DDATE v1.2 README.TXT file had a typographical error
  M  	in which it stated to use the /d switch to turn off the file
  P  	deletion confirmation.  The switch you should use for this option
  O  	is the /n switch.  In later versions of DDATE (v1.3 and later) you
  R  	will only see directories that hold files that DDATE finds with the
  T  	date you are looking for.  Earlier versions of DDATE would scroll
  A  	the display fast and make it hard for the user to see the data.
  N  	Also, it displayed directories which didn't have any files that
  T  	have the date being searched for -- This was not necessary infor-
	mation --.  In addition, if the /l switch is used, DDATE will pause
	when the screen fills up and prompt you to press a key to continue.
	For color monitors, DDATE displays information in different colors,
	to allow data to stand out better.



			-- DDATE IS FULLY SUPPORTED --

	Thanks to your comments and suggestions, DDATE has become a better
        utility.  Please keep the input coming.

				 Sincerley, Kelly Macone.