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From: stever@tektronix.UUCP
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Subject: RE: Wordstar & Directories
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Date: Wed, 12-Feb-86 16:06:30 EST
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There are several utilities on the market that will define
paths for non-.EXE, -.COM, and -.BAT files.

One such program is Filepath which I am perfectly happy with.
It works in much the same manner as the DOS path command.

It allows one to have directories for each category of Wordstar
files that you desire.  You can then store all the Wordstar
program files in a single directory.

It even helps for other programs that do support pathnames in as
much as it will search any directory that is defined in the
filepath command line for a file name where the path has not been
given to the program.

It can be acquired from SDA Associates
                        P.O. Box 36152
                        San Jose, CA  95158
                         (408) 281-7747

for $24.50 + $2.00 handling for version 2.0

or 

for $34.50 + $2.00 handling for version 3.0

    which adds 'wildcard' characters in directory names
    and some other features


Filepath and WS-DOS have kept me loyal to WS.  Now if the
WS could only keep up with my mouse....