CONCAT
                           Version 1.6
                          Release Note


Fixes a bug that caused CONCAT to abort with an error message 
under certain conditions, when redirected input was used.  Also 
filters control character echo during CON: input.


                           Version 1.5
                          Release Note


THE SYNTAX FOR THE I OPTION HAS CHANGED.  If the I option is used 
to insert a divider string, the first character following the I 
in the option list is taken to be a delimiter character.  CONCAT 
will consider all characters following the delimiter as a string 
until it finds either another delimiter character or it reaches 
the end of the command line.  The delimiter cannot be alphabetic 
or numeric; that is, it cannot be a letter or a number.  It can 
be anything else:  punctuation, or even a control character.

To use the default divider string stored within CONCAT, use 
either two delimiter characters in succession (a null string), or 
make the I option the last character on the command line.

Redirected input and output is now available for the console, the 
printer, and the auxiliary device.  Other new features include 
the H option to filter control characters and high bits and the P 
option for screen and printer paging.

Configuration has been improved and expanded, but now requires 
ZCNFG 2.1 or later.

Although CONCAT has a large number of command line and 
configurable options, it may be easily used to concatenate text 
files with no more instructions than typing "CONCAT" at the 
system prompt to check the command line syntax.

However, to take full advantage of CONCAT's many options and 
features, especially the O, A, and I options, and redirected 
input and output, you are encouraged to read through the 
documentation file.