CLUB 100 Library - 415/939-1246 BBS, 937-5039 NEWSLETTER, 932-8856 VOICE Documentation by Jon Diercks 1987 Edited by Robert Benson 4/26/88 CR/CR is actually two utilities in one, both are machine language programs so they are small and SUPER-FAST. Both work on text files in RAM without creating another copy of that file, thereby saving precious memory. You should find CR/CR very helpful in managing "DO" files as you move them back and forth between a BBS and your Model 100. The first utility; WRAP inserts CR's into text files for uniform line lengths, word wrapping while using the width you specify (10-132 characters). The default width is the one last used in TEXT, TELCOM or by CR/CR itself. A word of caution; Be careful with very short widths, they can break up "dot commands" or very long words. Use WRAP on "DO" files before Up-loading with a XMODEM program as you can't use TELCOM's width feature while in XMODEM. The second utility; STRIP removes extra CR's from your text files. STRIP ignores lines starting with a "." to preserve any word processor dot commands. If a CR is followed by a space, indentation or another CR a paragraph is assumed and the CR is left intact. If a CR is preceded by a space or a hyphen it is simply deleted, otherwise it is replaced by a space so that words don't runtogether, like that! Both routines look for CR's without LF's and add them where necessary. The "CO" program weighs in at under 500 bytes and has its own relocating loader, simply run CR/CR.BA to create CR/CR.CO