Some of you have read how much I like the DF (Directory Freedom)
program.  And how I use DF in the middle of my un-Zip/re-Zip .BAT
file to view the files before re-Zipping (and delete junk too)....
   Well, in my playing around with the new LIST74, I have discovered
a way to pipe the output of SSCAN (SuperScan 1.2, a program that
displays the ASCII chars in a file) into LIST.  This command:

      sscan filenam | list /w /s

will pipe the ASCII chars from SSCAN into LIST for viewing, without
creating a permanent file!

   I have added the equivalent of the above into the user installed
command set of DF and can now do a quicky SSCAN of any file that
is displayed on the DF DIR list!!!

      sscan ~ | list /w /s

   LIST is really more powerful than I realized.  BTW, the /W switch
causes LIST to wrap all the data to 80 chars per line, and the /S is
required for piped input to LIST.  And, curiously, the /W MUST appear
before the /S, else the Wrap won't work.

   Anyway, enjoy all three: LIST74A.ZIP, SSCAN12.ZIP, and DF351.ZIP....
They can give you a bit more security when perusing new files.

Jim Robeson