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From: roadhog@austex (Lindsay Haisley)
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Re: ZCPR.
Keywords: zcpr cpm
Message-ID: <i73ZX1w163w@austex>
Date: 26 Feb 91 23:59:53 GMT
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Organization: The Texas Feedlot
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x005rh@tamuts.tamu.edu (Rick Huff) writes:

> I would also (as a new CP/M user) like to have some information on what ZCPR 
> and where I can download it.  Thanks.
> 
> Rick Huff
> x005rh@tamvm1

ZCPR is a replacement for the CP/M CCP which provides a variety of 
improvements such as a command search path, named directories, a very open
user area structure, command aliases (substitute small commands for big ones 
or groups of commands), multiple commands on a command line, standard CP/M 
terminal interface, if, else, endif structure in batch command processing 
and much MUCH more.  You can download vs. 3.3 from my bbs listed below, or
from any of the Znodes around the country.  Znode 3 is one of the primary
sources for ZCPR and related software.  The number is 617-965-7259.  Zcpr 
3.4 is a commercial product ($70) but well worth the investment since it 
saves the considerable time and frustration of assembling all the elements
of ZCPR 3.3.  There is also a magazine called The Computer Journal which
has lots of excellent articles on ZCPR and CP/M.  Subscription is $18 a year 
and may be obtained from TCJ, P.O. Box 12, S. Plainfield, NJ  07080-0012. 
Info on TCJ and on ZCPR34 is extensively available on Znode 3, the number of 
which is above.

                              Lindsay Haisley

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