DIZCRIBE describes all the archive files you want. It 
cooperates with 4DOS's DESCRIPTION ability. Nothing 
more to say: use 4DOS ! (Be sure to have your 
`MaxDescription` variable in the 4DOS.INI file as 
large as possible (>= 480).) It also uses description-
files from the archives: FILE_ID.DIZ or DESC.SDI. The 
description from these FILE_ID.DIZ's are stored in 
DESCRIPT.ION and voila, the description appears when 
typing DIR.

Usage: 4DIZ [options] filename ...
  where options is a combination of:
   /q quiet mode ("absolutely no text" displayed)
   /t truncate lines from descriptions
   /f fill in short lines with spaces
   /s smart describing: only the first one of a serie
   /v very smart describing: the first description is 
      divided over the whole serie
   /n describe ALL files (not just those without 
      a description )
   /e exclude lines with less than /c alphanumerical 
      characters and exclude the "@X**"-codes
   /c followed by the minimum amount of alphanumerical 
      characters (default 4)
   /m followed by the maximum amount of lines of 
      description per archive (default, maximum 12)
   /r recurse into subdirectory's
   /b don't replace spaces with ascii 255
   /d display mode with lots of intresting information
   /p pause after each file in display mode
   /h or /? this screen

 and filename ... is a list of filenames or wildcards.

It's possible (and preferable) to use the 4DIZ.INI 
file. There are a few limits: This program can only
recognize a command-line of less than 127 characters.
And when describing a directory with over 2000 files,
a memory allocation error will probably occur.
To use the 4DIZ.INI file and this 4DHELP.TXT file,
please add "SET 4DIZ_PATH=drive:\path" to your 
AUTOEXEC.BAT (without the quotes and drive and path
substituted by the drive and the path where 4DIZ.INI
and 4DHELP.TXT resides).