NEAT v7 04/27/85

		  COPYRIGHTED 1984, 1985  BY IRV HOFF


			      SRC  FUL	INL
			      ---  ---	---
			  1)   U   n/c	n/c
			  2)   U   n/c	 L
			  3)   U   n/c	 U
			* 4)   U    U	 U
			* 5)   U    L	 U
			* 6)   U    L	 L
			* 7)   L    L	 L

			      select:

	* only occurs after matching the requested character string

	SRC is source code, FUL is full-line and INL is inline comments


  NEAT is a format program normally used with assembly level source code
  files.  With the first six options it insures all source code is in
  upper case, the last option puts all source code to lower case.  Those
  options preceeded by an asterisk require the user to enter (up to 15)
  characters matching the location at which the program should commence.
  Typing only a RETURN will start the requested changes on the top line.
  No changes are made between 'single quotes' in any DB string.  Upper
  case text between any "double quotes" will be left intact.  All "high
  bits set" will be removed.

  In conjunction with FORM, another powerful formatting utility, highly
  automatic options can be run in just a few seconds giving an entire
  source code file a very attractive appearance.  The user can rapidly
  experiment (by making test files) to find his preference.

  NOTE: Byte 0103H sets the CRT line progress display rate:

		0F  =  every  16 lines
	      * 1F  =  every  32 lines	 (current default setting)
		3F  =  every  64 lines
		7F  =  every 128 lines

	NOTE: If changing 103H (via DDT, etc.) then
	      use CTL-C and say: A>SAVE 13 NEAT.COM


  NORMAL FEATURES:
  ---------------
	1) counts all current tabs, then removes all tabs
	2) removes any unneeded trailing spaces or tabs
	3) removes any imbedded control characters
	2) places tabs every 8 columns wherever possible as long as
		there is more than 1 space.  Does not attempt to put
		tabs in quoted DB strings and will replace a single
		space with a tab until encountering a semicolon
		delimiter.
	3) puts all source code to upper case (option 7 puts it lower)
	4) changes full-line and inline comments per the menu.	Can be
		started immediately with a "RETURN" or when matching a
		string of characters supplied by the user.

  DISPLAYS UPON COMPLETION:
  ------------------------

		total lines in the file

		   original spaces
		   original tabs

		   current  spaces
		   current  tabs
		   trailing spaces deleted

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  To use:

	B>TABS HELLO.TXT		   (1)
	B>TABS HELLO.DOC NUNAME.DOC	   (2)
	B>TABS A:HELLO.TXT		   (3)
	B>TABS A:HELLO.ASM B:NUNAME.ASM    (4)

    (1)  Sets tabs in a file named HELLO.TXT.  When finished the original
	   file is named HELLO.BAK and the new file has the normal name.
    (2)  The original file keeps the original name.  The new file is now
	   named NUNAME.DOC.
    (3)  Just shows you can use two disks.  The backup file will be on
	   the same disk as the original and assumes the original name..
    (4)  The original file remains intact, the new file is on another
	   drive and is named NUNAME.ASM.

					- notes by Irv Hoff

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  04/27/85  Accept lines up to 255 characters long (vice 128).	Insures
	    last line has CR-LF to allow normal processing
					- Irv Hoff

  03/07/85  Fixed ERXIT so external file is not deleted unless a 'Y' is
	    used.			- Irv Hoff

  11/20/84  Initial version, similar style to FILT5, FORM5, and TABS5.
					- Irv Hoff

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