BATCH FILES FOR LZE
                            by Steve Conrad 76116,2272

                              F R E E W A R E

Enclosed are three different batch files for use with the new LZEX91.ZIP and
LZESHL.ZIP files.

To utilize these files most efficiently, place them in a subdirectory that
is on the DOS path.  The batch files PRESUME that LZEXE and UPACKEXE and
LZESHELL are in a subdirectory called c:\util.  If they are positioned else-
where, you must use an ASCII editor to edit these batch files.

        USAGE:  l filspec1 filspec2 ... filspec15

The first USAGE example shows lzexe compressing (up to) 15 files in rapid
succession, all written on the same command line.

        USAGE   u filspec1 filspec2 . . . filscpec15

        USAGE   lzs filspec1 filspec2 . . . filspec15

The "u" batch file will allow Unpacking via upackexe.
The "lzs" (for LZShell) will allow rapid use of LZSHELL.  The "lzs" command
is recommended for all English speaking people.  To make it work unattened,
you should remove the built-in pause I put in the batch file lzs.bat.

RECOMMENDATION FOR USING LZEXE AND UPACKEXE:

        Make a temporary subdirectory c:\temp
        Copy all possible .EXE files from subdirectory c:\SUBD
        Apply lzs.bat to all .exe files in c:\temp
        Use DOS "COPY" to copy *.old to a floppy under the name *.exe
             EXAMPLE  copy c:\temp\*.old a:\*.exe
        Use DOS "COPY" to copy *.opk to a floppy under the name *.exe
             EXAMPLE   copy c:\temp\*.opk a:\*.exe
        
          {Do the above in the ORDER indicated}

        Issue the command  DEL c:\temp\*.o?? to delete .old and .opk files
        Issue the command  COPY c:\temp\*.exe c:\subdir
        Issue the command  DEL c:\temp\*.*

        Now, repeat these steps for EVERY subdirectory on the hard drive.

If you like these batch files, please tell me so, by dropping me a message
on CompuServe (ID 76116,2272).