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From: cpp90221@dcscg1.UUCP (Duane L. Rezac)
Newsgroups: comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d
Subject: Re: What is trek.exe doing
Message-ID: <438@dcscg1.UUCP>
Date: 13 Jan 89 19:43:11 GMT
References: <324@holin.ATT.COM>
Organization: Defense Construction Supply Center, Columbus
Lines: 40

From article <324@holin.ATT.COM>, by doc@holin.ATT.COM (David Mundhenk):
> 
> 
> Several of us here think this is a little suspicious and would
> like some other opinions on this, possibly even from the author.
> The part "dir c:\*.exe...." is strange, to say the least.
> Any explanations?
> #################################################################
> []  C:\> dir *.exe
> []   Volume in drive C is HARDDISK
> []   Directory of  C:\
> []	'TSRTEST  EXE     7520  12-01-87  12:52p
> []  	'123      COM   129480   4-28-88   7:46a
> []	'MW       EXE    99030   7-13-86   5:00p
> [] 	'INSTALL  EXE     1024   1-01-80  12:00a
> []	&        4 File(s)   2947072 bytes free
> []  C:\> _U

Hey, lets RTFM before posting a question like this....
the doc's state that if you enter Shift-F1 while playing the game, it 
enters "BOSS" mode- that is, it displays the above data on the screen to 
make it look like you have a directory listing on the screen instead of 
playing a game on company time... (of course we *NEVER*  do that ;-)
I've tried it, and IT WORKS JUST LIKE THE DOC'S STATE
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