From: dlormand@aztec.asu.edu (DAVID L. ORMAND)
Date: Thu, 06 Jul 2000

Here's another program to use with DSK2TIFL, recently upped to
whtech.com.

The scenario is, you get a ".dsk" file, you aren't sure what's
on it, so you do a "dsk2tifl -nL file.dsk" to get a listing of
the contents.  Just like getting a real TI diskette, you STILL
aren't sure what's on it, but you notice there are some DV80
files, such as "*README*", or "PROGDOC" or so forth.  Using
DSK2TIFL you can unpack these, but now they are TIFILES-encoded
files on your non-TI machine.  If you want to read them, to see
if this .dsk file is useful to you, you would ordinarily have to
go through the trouble of transferring them to the TI and viewing
them there.

This program is intended to get you around that hassle by converting
these TIFILES-encoded DV80 files to a text file on your non-TI
machine that you can view right away.

The file is called DV80CVT.EXE, and self-extracts to a DOS
environment.  Source and readme is included.