DSKLBL.BAS   VER 1.6


                How  many  times have you fumbled through your discs  and
        wondered  whichtype of disc it is.  Is it HDOS or CP/M and is  it
        hard  sector or soft sector.If you're like me you  probally  have
        quite  a  collection of discs and at timesit can  be  frustrating
        trying  to figure out which is which.  Not every one has the  bad
        habit of not marking their discs,but for those of you who do read
        on.


           The  following short program DSKLBL.BAS should help  you  keep
        yourdiscs  in order.  The program as is was written in  Microsoft
        Basic under the CP/M operating system. For you HDOS users see the
        note at the end of the article for converting it to HDOS.



                The  program itself is very simple and straight  forward.
        After being asked for how many labels you wish to print it simply
        enters  a print loop until the proper number of labels have  been
        printed.  The  only  line that is hardware dependent is line  70.
        Currently  it is set up to put the H25 printer in an  8LPI  mode.
        The  only  thing needed is to change line 70 to the proper  codes
        for your type of printer.  If you do not need to set you  printer
        to 8LPI then just eliminate line 70.



                The  label size I use for this program is 1 3/8 by 3  1/2
        inches.  When done you will have a handy label that will help you
        keep  track  of  which  type  of disc  you  have.  When  all  the
        information  is filled in you will be amazed at how simple it  is
        to keep track of your discs.  I hope someone can make use of this
        simple,but helpful program.



                                        Roger Boehnlein
                                        6669 Rochelle Blvd.
                                        Parma Hts., Oh 44130
                                        GE MAIL  R.BOEHNLEIN



        Notes for HDOS users..

                For thos of you who only run HDOS this program will  work
        equally as well.  The changes are simple. Add line 55 as follows:
        55 OPEN "O",1,"LP:" and change all the LPRINT statements to PRINT
        #1,  And add the following line number 185 CLOSE #1.  Remember to
        LOAD LP: before you run the program. Enjoy.