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Subject: Archive Bits...
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Date: Sun, 30-Oct-83 23:05:00 EST
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Posted: Sun Oct 30 23:05:00 1983
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From:  Tony Li <Tli%usc@BRL.ARPA>


Is the S2 byte (in CP/M 2.2) the same as the T3 bit (CCP/M)?  If not, then
you'll probably have problems when your archiving programs get ported to
subsequent DRI OS's.  

In my CCP/M Programmer's Reference guide, the T3 bit set indicates that the
file has been archived.  This is the high-order bit of the third byte of the
filetype.  This is also the high-order bit of the 12th byte in the FCB.

Cheers,
Tony ;-)