XD Command Line Syntax: XD [-S] [ ... ] where [....] -- denotes optional arguments where -S means (S)creen size in lines (default 24) This determines both the number of lines displayed before pausing for a keystroke to continue and the column sorting sequence. The first 4*(screensize-2) files are displayed on the first page. -S0 means an infinite screen length i.e. never pause and print as many lines as necessary to represent the matched files with the first 1/4 of the file names in the first column XD Invocation Examples: XD ;Conventional Invocation ;Display: ; All Files ; Current Drive ; Current User ;Pause for a key at 22 line intervals XD -S0 *.C *.H ;Display: ; Files matching "????????.C" ; Current Drive ; Current user ; Files matching "????????.H" ; Current Drive ; Current User ; Grand Total Size of Files ;Run to completion without pause XD -S0 A: B: C: D: ;Display: ; All files ; Drives A, B, C, D ; Current User ; Grand Total Size of Files ;Run to completion without pause XD -S0 :?A: B: C: D: E: ;Display: ; All Files ; Drives A, B, C, D, E ; All Users ; Grand Total Size of Files ;Run to completion without pause XD :1 :2 :3 :15 ;Display: ; All Files ; Current Drive ; Users 1, 2, 3, 15 ; Grand Total Size of Files ;Pause for a key at 22 line intervals XD -S16 ;Display: ; All Files ; Current Drive ; Current User ;Pause for a key at 14 line intervals XD :5 ;Display: ; All Files ; Current Drive ; User 5 ;Pause for a key at 22 line intervals XD :5*.COM ;Display: ; Files Matching: "????????.COM" ; Current Drive ; User 5 ;Pause for a key at 22 line intervals XD :*C:Z*.C ;Display ; Files Matching: "Z???????.C " ; Drive C ; All Users ; Grand Total Size of Files ;Pause for a key at 22 line intervals XD :1A:*.ASM :3C: ;Display ; Files Matching "????????.ASM" ; Drive A ; User 1 ; All Files ; User 3 ; Drive C ; Grand Total Size of Files