  These programs are provided "as is" with no warranty.  All of the programs
  are freeware and can be distributed as long as they are not modified in
  any way.

  If you have any questions, comments, suggestion, or problems then email
  me at bfriesen@galaxy.csc.calpoly.edu, or download the newest version
  at http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~bfriesen/


BASE:		Usage - base <number><base>
    BASE is a program used to convert numbers to different bases.  It
    converts between binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal.  For example:

    BASE 110101b	- Will convert the binary number 110101 to all bases
    BASE F3Eh		- Will convert the hex number F3E to all bases
    BASE 456		- Will convert the decimal number 456 to all bases


DELAY:		Usage - delay <seconds> [/s]
    DELAY is a simple program to replace the use of PAUSE inside of a batch
    file.  DELAY will allow you to specify how long to pause for.  While
    DELAY is running it will countdown the time remaining.  If you add the
    optional switch /S it will suppress all output to the screen.
    For example:

    DELAY 30		- Will pause for 30 seconds
    DELAY 20 /S		- Will pause for 20 seconds with no output


MCOPY:		Usage - mcopy <file1>,<file2>,... <destination>
    MCOPY will allow you to copy multiple files that you cannot normally
    group with standard wildcards (* and ?), you just separate the files
    with commas.  MCOPY will overwrite files if they exist so be careful.
    For example:

    MCOPY AUTOEXEC.BAT,CONFIG.SYS C:\TEMP	- Will copy the files to C:\TEMP
    MCOPY *.EXE,*.COM,*.BAT C:\UTILS		- Will copy the files to C:\UTILS


MDEL:		Usage - mdel <file1>,<file2>,... [<except1>,<except2>,...]
    MDEL is a powerful program that allows you to quickly delete a lot of
    files.  You can separate all of the files with commas to be deleted.
    You can also use a second optional parameter to exclude files from
    being deleted.  If a file is read-only it will not be deleted.  For
    example:

    MDEL *.EXE,*.COM		- Will delete all .EXE and .COM files
    MDEL . *.ZIP		- Will delete all files except .ZIP files
    MDEL . *.EXE,*.COM		- Will delete all files except .EXE and .COM files


MMOVE:		Usage - mmove <file1>,<file2>,... <destination>
    MMOVE will allow you to move multiple files that you cannot normally
    group with standard wildcards (* and ?), you just separate the files
    with commas.  If a file is read-only it will be copied instead of
    moved.  For example:

    MMOVE AUTOEXEC.BAT,CONFIG.SYS C:\TEMP	- Will move the files to C:\TEMP
    MMOVE *.EXE,*.COM,*.BAT C:\UTILS		- Will move the files to C:\UTILS


PCOPY:		Usage - pcopy <filename> [<destination>]
    PCOPY will search your PATH variable for <filename> and copy it to
    <destination>.  You do not have to put the extension on the file,
    if you omit the extension then it searches for a .COM, .EXE, and .BAT
    file of the same name.  If you omit <destination> then it copies the
    file to your current directory.  For example:

    PCOPY NOTEPAD.EXE C:\	- Will find NOTEPAD.EXE and copy to C:\
    PCOPY PKZIP A:\		- Will find PKZIP.EXE and copy it to A:\
    PCOPY PKUNZIP		- Will find PKUNZIP.EXE and copy it to your current directory


SWAP:		Usage - swap <file1> <file2>
    SWAP simply switches two files.  If one or both of the files are
    read-only then it will not swap them.  For example:

    SWAP AUTOEXEC.BAT AUTOEXEC.BAK	- Will swap the two files.
    SWAP D:\USER.OLD \FILES\NEW.TXT	- Will swap the two files.


STAMP:		Usage - stamp <file(s)> <time> <date>
    STAMP will change a file(s) date/time stamp.  Due to the limitations
    of DOS you cannot have a file dated before 1980.  For example:

    STAMP OFFICE.DOC 1:00:00 8/10/96	- Will change OFFICE.DOC time stamp to 1am August 10th 1996
    STAMP . 13:00:00 5/23/96		- Will change the time stamp for all files to 1pm May 23rd 1996
    STAMP *.EXE 12:00:00 6/1/70		- Will change the time stamp for all .EXE files to 12pm June 1st 2070


WHICH:		Usage - which <program name>
    WHICH searches your PATH variable for <program name> and returns the
    full path of the program.  You do not have to put the extension on
    the file, if you omit the extension then it searches for a .COM, .EXE,
    and .BAT file of the same name.  This is a port of the Unix command.
    For example:

    WHICH NOTEPAD	- Will return the full path of NOTEPAD
