ž PPLIB.EXE
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       PP Library Viewer. 

       PPLIB.EXE will allow you to view what's inside a library.

       PPLib will output to the console (may be redirected) all Public
       symbols, and their datatype.

       In addition, PPLib will show you details on Procedures & Functions
       parameters: number of parameters, name of parameters variables (this
       should give you an idea on how to use the lib if you don't have any
       doc about it), and if it's a function, its return type.

       Usage: pplib.exe [file[.lib]]

       This version of PPLib can only view v1.01 libraries.


  ž RUN.EXE
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       PP Command Line PPE Launcher.

       RUN.EXE will allow you to run any PPE from dos command line.
       Unlike ppeexec, it will load a user (the sysop account) before
       running the PPE, so user editors and all other PPE using the
       user account will work.

       Usage: run.exe [file[.ppe]]

       The first time RUN.EXE is launched, you will be prompted to configure
       it. Enter your first & last name as sysop on your system, as well as
       your password. Specify pcboard.exe & pcboard.dat pathnames and if
       everything runs well, the next time you launch RUN.EXE, it will run
       your PPE from dos, calling PCBoard.

       RUN.EXE alone will bring you back to the configuration screen.

       If you made any mistake or left a field blank, you will be prompted
       again to enter correct configuration.


  ž DEB.EXE
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       PP Command Line PPLdebug Interface.

       DEB.EXE will allow you to debug any PPE from dos command line using
       Tools4Fools'PPLdebug. 

       Usage: deb.exe [file[.ppe]]

       DEB.EXE uses the same configuration file as RUN.EXE and so works the
       same way: if you run DEB.EXE with no argument or if the configuration
       is invalid, you will be prompted to enter a correct configuration in
       order to run PCBoard with an account (preferably sysop account)

       Note: DEB.EXE needs to find DEBUG.PPE in its directory, don't remove
       it!


  ž PPLDEBUG.EXE
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       PPL Debugger. Copyright(C) 1996, Tools 4 Fools

       Run PPLDEBUG.EXE to be able to debug a source.

       To debug a source, you need to:

       - compile your source using -d (this creates a .SYM debug table)
       - run DEB.EXE yourppe.ppe


  Note:

    PPLDEBUG, Copyright(C) 1996, Tools 4 Fools
    RUN, DEB, PPLIB, Copyright(C) 1996, The AEGiS corporation