VTREE2.COM

FUNCTION:  Like the DOS TREE command, and similar to PC Magazine's VTREE,
           but gives you a graphic representation of your disk hierarchical
           tree structure AND the number of files and total bytes in each
           tree node (optionally can be omitted).  Also allows starting at
           a particular subdirectory rather than displaying the entire
           drive's tree structure.  Redirection of output and input is an
           option.  Version 1.0, 4-4-88.

USAGE:     VTREE2 {drive:}{path} {/t} {/r}

           /t or /T omits the number of files and total bytes information.
           /r or /R activates redirection of input and output.

NOTES:     1.  To print out the tree structure, enter:

               VTREE2 /r > PRN

           2.  You must have ANSI.SYS as a device in your CONFIG.SYS file.

           3.  If the tree structure is more than 5 levels of subdirectory
               deep, you will get an error message at the 6th or subsequent
               levels, but processing will continue for prior levels.

           4.  Because of the redirection capability, VTREE2 is
               substantially slower with the redirection option (e.g., 7.75
               secs. for a big tree vs. 3.73 secs. if the redirection
               option is not used), but it is only slightly slower than
               VTREE when displaying file and byte information, and
               slightly faster than VTREE when displaying only the same
               information that VTREE shows.

CREDIT:    The recursion routine used is based on an idea by James C.
           Walker [72355,1616].