APPEND          APPEND,filespec1,<TO>,filespec2
filespec1 is added to the end of filespec2. filespec1 is
not altered. EOF is reset to the end of the file after
APPENDing.ATTRIB        ATTRIB,filespec1<,INV><,VIS><,PROT=xxxx><,ACC=password>
<,UPD=password><,ASC=c><,ASE=e><,UDF=u>
ATTRIButes are assigned to filespec1.
    INV makes the file INVisible to standard DIR.
    VIS makes the file VISible to standard DIR.
    PROT=xxxx sets a protection status. xxxx may equal:
    LOCK (no access),EXEC (execution only),READ (read only)
    WRITE (write to file),RENAME/NAME, and KILL
    ACC=password sets access password as set by PROT.
    UPD=password set complete access password.
    ASC=y/n will deallocate (if y) disk space as needed
    ASE=y/n will allocate disk space (if y) as needed
    UPD=y/n will set (if y) update flagAUTO          AUTO doscmd
Sets doscmd to executed upon boot.BASIC2          BASIC2
     resets computer to ROM resident LEVEL II BASIC. DOS is
     purged.BLINK          BLINK<,y/n>
     Enable (if y) or disable (if n) cursor blinking.BOOT          BOOT
     Reset the computer.CHAIN          See DO.CHNON          CHNON,y/n/d
     Alter chaining state. Used with CHAIN file.
     CHNON,N within a CHAIN file will disable CHAIN and agow
     input from keyboard. CHNON,D will resume CHAIN following
     whatever keyboard input. CHNON,Y will restart the CHAIN
     from beginning.CLEAR          CLEAR<,START=addr><,END=addr2><,MEM=addr3>
     Clears memory from START to END. Set HIMEM to MEM.
     Clears all ROUTEs. addrs are in decimal unless suffixed
     with H.CLOCK          CLOCK<,y/n>
     Display time from internal clock. CLOCK,N deactivates
     display. CLOCK or CLOCK,Y activates it.CLS          CLS
     Used in a CHAIN file to clear display.COPY          COPY,<dr1><,><$><filespec1><,TO><,filespec2>
     <,mm/dd/yy><,Y><,N><,FMT)<,NFMT><,NDN=name><,KDN>
     NOTE*** There are 6 formats of copy. This HELP list will
     only cover the highlights of each. Refer to the NEWDOS/80
     reference manual for more detailed information!! ****
     For more information, enter HELP COPYS for Single File
     COPY and COPYF for Full Disk CopyCOPYS     SINGLE FILE COPY=>
     COPY,<dr1,><$>filespec1<,TO>,filespec2
     dr1 only necessary when copying on only one drive. $
     necessary when copying onto a non-Newdos/80 v2.0 system
     diskette. The colon preceding dn1 and/or dn2 is optional.                    <,N><,Y><,NDL=filename><,FMT><,NFMT><,UBB>
     <,KDN><,KDD><,USD><,USR><,CBF><,CFWO>
dr1 and dr2 may be the same. Y and N are exclusive.Y means go
ahead with copy regardless of data present on destination disk.
N will prompt user if recognizable data is found. FMT will
Format disk. NFMT will Not Format disk. NDN=name specifies a
new disk name for the destination disk. KDN will keep the old
disk name. CBF will cause Copy By Files. The user will be 
prompted for files if CFWO is also specified. CBF,USR will copy only user files. CBF,/ext (extension specified) will copy only
files with the specified extension. USD is Use Source disk Date.KDD is Keep Destination Date. UBB is Use Big Buffer.CREATE          CREATE,filespec1<,LRL=lrl><,REC=xxxx><,ASE=y/n>
     <ASC=y/n>
     Allocates file space. LRL is line record length. REC is
     number of record of length LRL. ASE (if y) allows
     NEWDOS/80 to allocate more space as needed. ASC (if y)
     allows space to be deallocated as released.DATE          DATE<,mm/d`/yy>
     Sets or displays current system date. If mm/dd/yy is given
     the system date is set, else the system date is displayed.DEBUG          DEBUG<,y/n>
     Activate the real-time debugger. If y, DEBUG will be 
     automatically entered between program load and program
     execution. This command will not affect the 123 command.DIR     DIR<:><$><dr1><,A><,I><,S><,U></ext><,P>
Display the directory information of the dr1-mounted disk=>
name and date, number of files, amount of space available, and
the name of each file on that disk. If I is specified, all
non-system files are listed. If S is specified all 
non-invisible files and all system files are listed. If A is
specified, file allocation data is given. This includes EOF
location, amount of space used, and protection status. U will
cause only files with the update flag turned on to be
displayed. /ext will display only files with that extension. P
will send the listing to the *PR device. If $ is used, a data
disk DIR may be done without the system disk in the drive.DO          DO,filespec1<,sectionid>
     Get keyboard input from a disk file. Allows users to have
     a particular group of commands executed without having to
     type each individual command. If your chain file is 
     seperated into sections, a sectionid can be specified.DUMP          DUMP,filespec,addr1,addr2,<addr3<,addr4>>
     Dump RAM contents to disk. addr1 is start address, addr2
     is the end address, addr3 is the transfer address, and 
     addr4 is the rellocation address. All addresses are
     assumed decimal unless sufuxed with an H. Should addr3 not
     be given, 402DH will be used. addr4 if given will cause
     the file to be dumped in such a manner that it will load
     beginning at addr4 instead of addr1. All DUMPs are in 
     DOS LOAD format unless addr3 is 65535 when output is
     a duplicate of memory.ERROR          ERROR,xx
     Display DOS error message. xx is the DOS error message
     number from 0 to 63 (decimal).FORMAT     FORMAT,dr1,name1,mm/dd/yy,password1<,N><,Y><,DDND><,KDN>
     Format a diskette for use with NEWDOS/80 system. dr1 is
     the drive on which the FORMAT is to be done. name1 is the
     name for the newly formatted diskette. mm/dd/yy is the
     creation date to be specified. password1 is the diskette
     master password. N will prompt user is recognizable data
     is present on the disk. Y will cause FORMAT to execute
     regardless of condition of diskette. DDND will cause
     the old name and date to be displayed. KDN will keep the
     old diskette's name.FREE          FREE<,P>
     Display amount of free granules and directory entries
     available. P will send this information to the *PR device.HELP          HELP doscmd
     Displays syntax, gives a brief description and explains
     commonly used options for each DOS Library Command. HELP,
     itself, is not a Library Command, but a utility program
     by Stan Barber, ACADEM COMPUTER SYSTEMS, Houston, Texas.HIMEM          HIMEM<,addr1>
     Sets/displays DOS high memory value. addr1 specifies the
     address upto which DOS many use memory. HIMEM with no addr
     will display the current address.JKL          JKL (hit simultaneously)
     Sends all contents of the *DO device to the *PR device.
     Commonly, send the screen contents to the printer.KILL          KILL,filespec1
     Kills the directory entry for that fileLC          LC<,y/n>
     Toggles lower case translation to uppercase. LC,N causes
     all lowercase keyboard entries to be made uppercase.LCDVR          LCDVR<,x<,s>>
     Activates/deactivates lower case driver and sets LC switch
     x specifies if the LCDVR is present and s specifies the LC
     state. (See LC.)LIB          LIB
     Display NEWDOS/80 Library Commands.LIST          LIST,filespec1<,start-line<,line-count>>
     List a file on the *DO device. start-line will specify the
     number of carriage returns to count befor beginning the 
     display. The display will stop after line-count number of
     carriage returns.LOAD          LOAD,filespec1
     Load a machine-executable load module.MDBORT          MDBORT
     Jump from MINI-DOS to DOS command level. See DFG.MDCOPY          MDCOPY,filespec1<,TO>,filespec2
     Single file copy while in MINI-DOS. See DFG.MDRET          MDRET
     Return to calling program from MINI-DOS. See DFG.DFG          DFG (Hit simultaneously.)
     Enter MINI-DOS. Allows execution of DOS Library Commands
     and return to executing program (via MDRET).PAUSE          PAUSE,msg
     Pause program execution, display msg and await <ENTER> key
     to be pressed. Useful for CHAIN files.PDRIVE          PDRIVE,dr1 (other options available)
     Assign attributes to a drive. See manual for discussion.PRINT          PRINT,filspec1<,start-line<,line-count>>
     Print the contents of a file. Works like LIST except that
     that output is to *PR device (usually the printer). See
     LIST.PROT  PROT,<password1:>dr1<,NAME=name><,DATE=mm/dd/yy><,RUF><,LOCK>
<,UNLOCK><,PW=password2>
Alter some disk control data. Password1 necessary when pass-
words are enabled. NAME=name will set diskette name. DATE=
mm/dd/yy will set diskette date. RUF Resets Update Flags.
LOCK will lock all user files with master password. UNLOCK
unlocks all user files. PW=password2 sets the new master pass-
word.PURGE          PURGE,<password1:>dr1<,/ext><,USR>
     Selectively kill files froma diskette. If passwords are
     enabled, password1 is needed. /ext will cause only those
     files with that extension to be considered for PURGE. USR
     will cause only USR files to be considered for PURGE.R          R
     Repeat the previous DOS command.RENAME          RENAME,filespec1<,TO>,filespec2
     Rename a file.ROUTE          ROUTE,<dv1,dv2,dv3...><,CLEAR>
     Route input and output. dv1,dv2,dv3... may be DO for the
     Display, PR for the PRinter, KB for the KeyBoard, NL for
     NiLl or MM=addr1 for direct dump to Main Memory. CLEAR
     will clear all ROUTEs. If only one dv is given, all ROUTEs
     for that device is cleared.STMT          STMT,msg
     Display a message (msg). Useful with CHAIN files.SYSTEM          SYSTEM,dr1 (other options available)
     Change system options. See manual for details.TIME          TIME<,hh:mm:ss>
     Set/display system clock time. If hh:mm:ss is given, clock
     is set to that time, else current system time is dispg0	$1៟0	$1	 				  	 	3$	៟ 	3$		 		 	 		 !<៟8   <!3	  3	on of command. Description of necessary things.
     Description of options. CAPITAL LETTERS MEAN IT MUST BE
     ENTERED THIS WAY!!                                         
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