DOTOUR1.COM

                          by Ted Nevels

1. Contains the following programs in only 6k:

     1. TOURINI.INI (1k) 2. BATTERY.COM (1k)
     3. WSDIR.COM   (2k) 4. EP44.COM    (1k)
     5. PFK.COM     (1k) 6. CLEANUP.COM (1k)
     7. UNERA.COM   (1k) 8. SUPERSUB.COM(3k)

A total of 11k of programs in 6k of space.

2.  The  TOURINI.INI feature requires a patch to TOUR at location 
401h.   Use  DFE or SPZ or PATCH or (if a real man) DU or DDT  to 
put  the  name  you have have assigned to this DO,  in  place  of 
"TOURINI.INI".  Then by having this program on the same drive (or 
chip)  as  TOUR,  it will provide the TOURINI.INI data  to  TOUR.  
(clever  feature?)   To accomplish this magic for  your  own  DO, 
leave  18 bytes from 103h open and move in the first 18 bytes  of 
the TOURINI.INI file into this location.  

3. The menu is optional or "look ma, no menu".  To operate the DO 
normally,  type  DO  and  any parameters at  the  A>  prompt  and 
<RETURN>.  The following menu will appear:

	(B)attery		(C)leanup
	(D)ir/P-80X WordStar	(F)unct keys
	(S)uperSub		(U)nera
			(W)ordStar

			  ? 

Enter  your selection and away we go.   To avoid wasting valuable 
time on menus,  one may follow the first <RETURN> with one of the 
menu  selection letters and another <RETURN>.   The program  will 
immediately be executed and no menu will appear.   Be quick about 
the selection and second <RETURN> and beat the menu!

4.  When (D) or (W) is selected,  David Kozinn's famous  WordStar 
function  keys will automatically be set,  then WordStar will  be 
loaded.

5.  To  use SuperSub in the immediate mode,  type on the  command 
line  "DO / command;command;command;..." then <RETURN>.  To  skip 
the menu, immediately follow the <RETURN> with an "s" and another 
<RETURN>.  If you get the menu, simply select (S).

6.  Cleanup  has  been  modified to strip  high-order  bits  from 
WordStar files on display mode.   It is a nice little program for 
not  only  deleting files in prompt mode,  but also viewing  text 
files.  It has a little menu with its commands.

7. Unera is an unerase program. To recover recently deleted files 
from disk or ram,  type "DO filename" then <RETURN>.  To skip the 
menu, immediately type "u" and another <RETURN>.