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Total performs several useful functions. Use it to: total fields in succeeding records which have the same sort key; total an entire file on one field; count occurrences of records containing the same sort key; total a common field throughout the entire file.

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This program will ask the operator to input correct date, time and timezone. Then it will obtain the current computer time as recorded in the CMOS setup, and echo the information to the screen.

By redirecting (>) to an output file, the user can capture and record this for future reference.

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This program will take a text file that was created either on a Linux system or on a DOS system, and convert the carriage returns to the other operating system format. Linux carriage returns are 0x0a, and DOS are 0x0d0x0a.

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This program will take a sorted input file and copy records to the output for which it finds a unique occurrence of the sort key.

The program passes the input file, and when it finds a new/unique sort key in a record it copies that record to the output, and disregards all subsequent records that contain that same sort key. Therefore, only a single record per sort key is copied to the output file.

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See the Maresware Split program.

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Upcopy works a lot like the traditional XCOPY except that is has many more options, allowing you to literally program its operation. You can copy entire paths (drives) from one location to another while maintaining tree structure and file attributes. You can specify specific file type, file ages, sizes, and files to exclude from the copy process. The 32 bit version also maintains long filenames.

Upcopy can maintain the dates on destination directories, as well as maintaining empty directories.

See the FAQ page for some very unusual and unique things you can do with Upcopy.

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Writ_sec works on a physical drive from a DOS/Win9x boot disk. It reads a text file provided by the user which contains the sector numbers, and amount of sectors to overwrite. The program then goes to that sector number, and overwrites the appropriate number of sectors.

This program is extrememly destructive, and if used incorrectly may make the disk unusable. Sufficient care should be taken to learn and practice proper operation of this program.

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