zooAll.rexx -  an ARexx program that will ZOO all files within a
                  directory, including subdirectories. The resultant
		  archive is GIVEN the SAME NAME as its source directory.

	It will generate a standard AmigaDOS script file, where necessary,
that will be included in the .ZOO file. This script file, when executed,
recreates the original file structure, creating any necessary
subdirectories.
	zooall.rexx makes allowances for similar filenames by appending the
files directory name to the filename itself. This creates unique filenames
for files which are to be added to the archive. There may be rare
occurences, depending upon the form the subdirectories take, which will
cause problems.

	zooall.rexx looks for 'zoo', and 'rename' in the 'c' directory
                  
	USAGE: rx zooall device:[directory] [device:[directory]] [d]
	         	        arg1	           arg2	       arg3*
		where arg1 is the source, 
			   and its device the default destination
		      arg2 is an optional destination
	 	      arg3 if 'd', deletes the source directory

	*in order for arg3 to be handled properly a destination (arg2) 
		must be specified. (arg1 'device:' is acceptable)



  What zooall.rexx DOES NOT DO:

	- verify correct syntax
	- verify hard existence of source or destination
	- verify sufficient space for resultant .zoo file
	- restore source to its original form (you must 'cd' to the 
             appropriate destination and 'execute' the 'exec.me' file)


	zooAll.rexx is based on 'arcall.rexx' By Larry Phillips. 
	zooAll.rexx  By Dave Wilson, CIS 72060,327

   'zooall.rexx' is my first attempt at ARexx programming, and therefore,
no doubt, not the most efficient code. If you see any refinements which
might be made please let me know. This is of course PD, no copyright
applies, and you are free to use it any manner you choose.

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