Program: DeXFD

Version: 0.421 (17.12.96)

Author:  Leif Oppermann
         Meeresblickstrasse 11
         31556 Woelpinghausen
         Germany

         eMail: noname@blacky.mcnet.de

Short:   DeXFD decrunches until it realizes no more packed data

Req.:    DeXFD works on any Amiga with xfdmaster.library (v33 or better)

DeXFD has to be run from CLI (or DOpus) and can be made resident with
"resident c:dexfd" since it is pure. If any password is required for
decrunching, you will be prompted to enter it.
The unique feature in DeXFD is its ability to repeat the decrunching
process until XFD knows no more.

If you want to test DeXFD, type "dexfd <filename>" and you will see.
There isn`t any option except the question-mark (?) so you most probably
won`t loose the overview.
If you need to work with wildcards, there is a VERY simple script for
you named "DX". Just enter "dx <filepattern>" and everything that
matches the given pattern will be decrunched.

Be aware of decrunching sensible data if your media is almost full.
DeXFD won`t check if the decrunched data will fit onto the media, but
overwrite the original data with the decrunched one. If an error occurs
while writing, ...bad luck. DeXFD will probably react more sensitive
in future versions, but it has never been written for decrunching
critical data on full media.

Please send me any comments or suggestions you have.

I realise that this isn't a very in-depth .doc but I hate writing them and
this is a VERY simple program :)

One more thing...

THE SOFTWARE AND DOCUMENTATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF
ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
YOU ARE ADVISED TO TEST THE SOFTWARE THOROUGHLY BEFORE RELYING ON IT.  YOU
AGREE TO ACCEPT THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE
SOFTWARE AND DOCUMENTATION.  IN NO EVENT WILL LEIF OPPERMANN BE LIABLE FOR
DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM ANY
DEFECT IN THE PROGRAM.

Hope you like it,

Leif

(This doc is nearly 1:1 copied from TBClock.doc by Simon Clayton)