The following software is copyrighted 10/20/83 by:
      Dennis McFerran
      1038 Polk Lane
      San Jose, CA  95117
      Tel-408-296-6021
        Comments and suggestions welcome.
   
   
   Program name: DSKLABL 
 
   Version     : 1

   Purpose     : Prepare a printed "Avery" type label
                 to identify the various files on a
                 disk.  

   Equipment   : Written for the Osborne 01, either     
                 Single or Double Density and the Epson
                 Printer 
   
   Output      : The program produces a label with a 
                 heading that shows: 
                   a) The date produced
                   b) Whether the disk is single or double
                           density
                   c) The amount of Free Space on the disk
                   d) The "Name" of the disk (i.e. -UTILITY.U01)
                   e) The "Page" number of the label relative
                           to that particular disk
   
   Instructions:
              1.  Place this program on a disk in
                  Drive A.  It makes some sense to 
                  include it on the same disk that you
                  use for cataloging your files (NCAT
                  or whatever).  If you don't catalog
                  I suggest that you check out the 
                  possiblities in our library.
   
              2.  Put the continuous form labels in 
                  your printer.
   
              3.  Mount the disk to be labeled in 
                  drive B.
   
              4.  Type  dsklabl1 b: <CR>
   
              5.  The first time in each labelling session 
                  the program will ask you for the date.  It
                  is stored so that it will be remembered
                  from disk to disk unless depredd the RESET
                  button.
   
              6.  The disk will whir for a second and then,
                  assuming you have turned on your print,
                  will produce a label(s) that you may affix
                  to the disk.
                   
              7.  Repeat step 4 for each disk that you want 
                       to label.
   
   Remarks:  This is the first version of a nearly complete 
     rewrite of my old DIRLABLE program and solves many problems
     that were inherent in that code.
     This program now (I hope) calculates the Free Space on the
     disk properly, allows the user to easily change the number
     of columns and lines of information to fit any size of 
     label that you want to use, identifies the "name" of the 
     disk on each "Page" of labels that it creates for the disk.