QBWiz 2.0, 11/05/94: The REGISTER.TXT file was renamed to ORDER.FRM, since this seems to be a more common naming convention. ADD4DOS.BAT was renamed to ADDFILE.BAT. A short DESC.SDI file description was added to complement the longer FILE_ID.DIZ. See ORDER.FRM and CATALOG.TXT for a list of my various free and shareware products. The complete collection can now be registered at the ridiculously low price of $11.95 through the end of 1995, at which point I'll be closing up shop. QBWiz 1.3, 07/20/92: A bug was fixed in the DefSeg% function. The Redirection% function has been renamed RedirOut% to make room for the new RedirIn% function. A DosVersion routine has been added to return the DOS version. Assembly language source code has been converted from OPTASM to MASM 6.0. SLR just hasn't kept OPTASM up to date, whereas MASM is looking pretty good these days. The documentation has been updated with information about replacements for the BASIC runtime library BCOM45.LIB. All documentation has been reformatted to 64 cols x 59 rows so as to print on the greatest variety of printers. The ACCESS.BI and ACCESS.LIB files have been renamed to QBWIZ.BI and QBWIZ.LIB. FILES.LST has been renamed to PACKING.LST. An assortment of new "convenience" files has been added: ADD4DOS.BAT, CATALOG.TXT, FILE_ID.DIZ, and WHERE.BBS. QBWiz 1.2, 02/20/91: These days, it seems that everyone is trying to make a buck off any bit of software they can cobble together. Sometimes it's reasonable, but just as often it's ludicrous. I've been guilty of this on occasion myself... As of this version, QBWiz is no longer shareware. It's free, and I'm including the source code. Enjoy. QBWiz 1.1, 07/11/90: An example program was added so you can see exactly how to use the functions included in the ACCESS library. The EXAMPLE.BAS file contains the program itself and CREATE.BAT will compile and link it for you. The ErrLevel routine was added, allowing you to set the error level to be returned to DOS when your program terminates. PrinterWidth% was added so you can find out how wide the printer is set to (columns). CommandLine$ returns the original command line (unlike COMMAND$, it doesn't convert the results to uppercase or trim leading blanks). QBWiz 1.0, 02/04/90: This is the initial release of the QuickBasic Wizard's Library.