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     **   Changes to ExpressCopy for Version 1.17 from Version 1.10   **
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1.  Previously, when doing an ESTIMATE, XCO would report that 1 disk was
    needed, even if no files needed to be copied.  As of Version 1.17 XCO
    will now report 0 disks required on an ESTIMATE where no files were
    found that needed to be copied.  Also, the ESTIMATE Requester will
    display the number of blocks needed on the last disk.  On an ESTIMATE
    that requires only 1 disk, this will give you an idea of how large the
    1 disk backup is.  The disk has a total of 1760 blocks.
    
5.  The file Mountlist.FF is now included in the devs directory of the
    ExpressCopy distribution disk.  This file contains the mountlist
    entries and information on using FastFileSystem formatted floppy
    disks.

     **   Changes to XCORestore for Version 1.17 from Version 1.10   **
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1.  Improved the handling of using CTRL-C to abort restoration of files.
    Now, if you use CTRL-C, a requester will be displayed asking if you
    want to abort the entire Restore.  If you select NO, and XCORestore
    is currently restoring a file, another requester will be displayed
    listing the name of the file being restored, and asking if you desire
    to abort the restoration of that file.

     **   Changes to XCOcrc for Version 1.17 from Version 1.10   **
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1.  Improved the handling of using CTRL-C to abort the XCOcrc check.
    Now, if you use CTRL-C, a requester will be displayed asking if you
    want to abort the entire XCOcrc check.  If you select NO, and XCOcrc
    is currently checking a file, another requester will be displayed
    listing the name of the file being checked, and asking if you desire
    to abort the XCOcrc check of that file.

                       ArchProt V1.17  Documentation  (new)
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   ArchProt is a small utility which can be used from the CLI for listing
those files in a directory (and all sub directories) for which the
Archive Bit is not set.  You can also use it to Set or Clear the Archive
Bits for all files and sub-directories in a source directory.

ArchProt [directory] {flags}

   [directory] - Directory to be checked.

   {flags}   -l - List all files for which the Archive bit is clear.
             -c - Clear Archive bit on all files for which it is set.
             -s - Set the Archive bit on all files for which it is clear.