- DOS2PCB - DOS to PCBoard PCBFiler Converterý þ The Movie BBS (718) 939-5462 What it does DOS2PCB will read a DOS directory or a file produced using DOS' DIR command and produce a file in PCBoard PCBFiler format. DOS2PCB will add a "." after the file name, align the file extension, byte field, date field, and time stamp to PCBFiler format. The created file is immediately available for editing using PCBFiler. What it doesn't do DOS2PCB will not add PCBoard file descriptions, that's up to you. Program Syntax: DOS2PCB DOS2PCB F ex. DOS2PCB C:\PCB\UPLOADS C:\PCB\GEN\DIR1 - Path and directory containing files to read. Wildcards are permitted if reading of the entire directory is not desired. ex. DOS2PCB C:\PCB\UPLOADS\*.GIF C:\PCB\GEN\DIR1 - Path and filename of created file, in PCBoard PCBFiler format. F - The F switch signifies that input will be from a file and not from a . is the name of a file created using DOS' DIR command (ex. DIR >filename) ex. DOS2PCB F D:\DOSLIST C:\PCB\GEN\DIR1 Notes: Only one space is allowed between parameters. Suggested Uses: Very handy when used in conjunction with DESQview's Mark and Transfer features for moving data between windows. Display the in a DV DOS window, PCBFiler in another. Use Mark to select text from the window and Transfer to copy the text to the PCBFiler window. Works like a charm. Or you can simply create a file named, for example, DIR1 and edit it with PCBFiler. Revision History: ----------------- 06/29/92 - Version 1.00 Converts files with a DOS 5.0 DIR format only. No directory path option, only works off input file. 06/30/92 - Version 1.02 Now accepts other DOS formats; tested with 3.31, 4.01, and 5.0 Adds leading zero in date for DOS 3.31 and recognizes one byte positioning change in file byte size field between DOS 5.0 and earlier versions. 07/02/92 - Version 2.00 Added an option for input to be from either a file created with a DOS DIR>filename command or will read a directory specified in the . Added F switch to accomplish this. Added use of Wildcards in if pointing to specific files and not the whole directory. If you find this program useful and would like to make a donation: Clarke H. Ulmer Jr. The Movie BBS P.O. Box 1793 Bowling Green Station New York City, NY 10274-1134 PCBoard is a registered trademark/copyright Clark Development Co.