Index for ftp://ftp.gno.org/pub/apple2/gs.specific/gno/file.manip
This index was last updated:  Thu Aug 16  0:31:59 2001
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catrez.100.shk    catrez -- Concatenate resource forks.  [version 1.0] 
chmod.100.shk     chmod -- chmod allows you to change the permissions on 
                  a file.  This is an enhanced version which allows you 
                  to change options ala UNIX or using the Apple specific 
                  flags (UNIX values are translated into Apple 
                  equivalents).  [version 1.0] 
chmod.210.shk     chmod -- chmod allows you to change the permissions on 
                  a file.  This is an enhanced version which allows you 
                  to change options ala UNIX or using the Apple specific 
                  flags (UNIX values are translated into Apple 
                  equivalents).  [version 2.1] 
copyfork.10.shk   copyfork -- This utility selectively copies data 
                  forks, resource forks, or both.  The command line 
                  syntax is a bit odd.  See also catrez.  [version 1.0] 
cp.150.shk        cp -- cp does file copy operations.  Suitably invoked, 
                  it also moves files (mv) and deletes files (rm).  
                  [version 1.5] 
dd.100.shk        dd -- Convert and copy a file.  [version 1.0] 
dos2gs.100.shk    dos2gs -- dos2gs will read MS-DOS disks on an Apple 
                  IIgs equipped with the Applied Engineering PC 
                  Transporter card and a 360 KByte TransDrive.  It will 
                  also read PC Transporter MS-DOS Partitions on ProDOS 
                  volumes.  It works under GS/OS rather than under 
                  MS-DOS.  [version 1.0] 
getvers.101.shk   getvers -- Print information from rVersion and 
                  rComment resources [version 1.0.1] 
install.100.shk   install -- Install is similar to cp(1) in that it 
                  copies files.  It will also create directory 
                  hierarchies, modify certain access bits, and convert 
                  TXT or SRC files into shell shell scripts (by changing 
                  the file and aux types).  It is intended for use with 
                  Makefiles or other scripts to install files into their 
                  destination directories.  [version 1.0] 
mformat.110.shk   mformat -- mformat is designed to format or erase a 
                  disk for use under MS-DOS.  It requires an MFM-capable 
                  drive, such as Apple's FDHD drive with the Apple II 3.5 
                  Drive Controller card, or a PC Transporter and 
                  TransDrive.  [version 1.1] 
mi.100.shk        mi -- [OBSOLETE].  mi is an early version of rimport.  
                  It allows for mass import of data into a resource fork.  
                  [version 1.0] 
mstools.200.shk   This is Peter Watson't set of MS-DOS tools, version 
                  2.0.  They allow manipulation, including writing, of 
                  files on MS-DOS media.  
rattr.100.shk     rattr -- Change the attributes of one or more 
                  resources.  [version 1.0] 
rcompact100.shk   rcompact -- Compress resource forks so that they use 
                  less disk space.  [version 1.0] 
rcopy.100.shk     rcopy -- Copy individual resources from one file or 
                  another.  [version 1.0] 
rh.100.shk        rh -- Recursive file locater.  [version 1.0] 
rimport.100.shk   rimport -- Mass import of data into a resource fork.  
                  [version 1.0] 
rrm.100.shk       rrm -- Remove one or more resources.  [version 1.0] 
rtools.100.shk    Resource file tools.  This archive contains the 
                  programs rattr, rcompact, rcopy (formerly rcp), 
                  rimport, and rrm.  [version 1.0] 
setvers.101.shk   setvers -- Sets the rVersion information on a EXE, 
                  including name, version, and any other information the 
                  author wishes to include.  [version 1.0.1] 
touch.100.shk     touch -- Touch will set the file modification time to 
                  the current (or specified) date and time.  It will also 
                  create the file if it doesn't already exist.  [version 
                  1.0]