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GO.COM v. 1.05, (c) 1987, J.W. Olsen, All Rights Reserved. 18 September 1987
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    (Version 1.05: Automatically invokes DIR function (or whatever program
you may have named DIR.COM, if you've nulled out DIR on CP/M's system
tracks). This function only is active in DU: areas to which a NAME is
assigned; for all other areas, DIR is disallowed. This is for BBS use: All
areas to which callers are permitted are named; all others are sysop-only,
for which DIR isn't usually wanted. INSTALL program was put on the back 
burner for awhile, during which time distribution of GO was kept quite 
limited. The change was mainly for my own BBS' use. When INSTALL is 
completed (it's now active again, nearing completion--really!),  GO will be 
installable with auto-DIR or non-auto-DIR as the default, and with a toggle
to override the default. Thereafter, with the gratifying response to GO,
it'll be made far more efficient by translation from Compiled CBASIC to
Assembler. (Note: INSTALL is set up to work on .COM files of BOTH languages!

    (Version 1.04: The earlier v. 1.03 added efficiency, but let a bug in
logic creep in if a user entered an erroneous NAME for a user area, in
certain cases. The new version fixes that, cutting some extraneous code to 
boot. 

    (Version 1.03: Earlier versions refused to accept 2-digit user areas.
In fixing that, I also increased run-time speed. 

    (Version 1.02 makes GO even more user friendly. More info is given
the user about where s/he ended up after a DU: change--intentionally or 
otherwise, and helps users who insist on typing "GO [spec]" at the 
prompt WITHIN GO....With the former version, you would use that format
from the CP/M prompt, but should have only type the spec once in GO.
Other minor changes were also made which will help when v. 2.0 is released.)

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    This CP/M program, similar to a Z System feature, permits you to jump
around drives without having to type "B:", then "USER 3," etc. In fact,
GO takes this a step further. It's great for those of us unwilling or
unable to give up TPA, since nothing is resident in RAM. Also, any of
the following specs get users to the same place from anywhere on the 
system:

"GO B7:"   "GO B7"  "GO PROGRAMMING"  "GO PRO" (1st 3 letters must match)

    You could accomplish the same thing from anywhere on B: with GO 7: or
GO 7 and from user area 7 on another drive with GO B or GO B: In all
cases, caps are irrelevant, and in fact instead of a ":" you could type
a semicolon, or any other character other than a valid user area numeral.
    If you make an erroneous entry, forget how to use GO or don't recall
the names of user areas, typing GO will supply the needed info (including
a system "map"), then prompt for valid input (CR to abort). Thus, in 
effect, it also replaces the MAP program found on many RCP/Ms.
    GO was developed from many hours of both frustration and chuckles
watching some folks try to get around my two boards, The Advocate and NOWAR. 
After that, my goal was to put together something to trap most reasonable 
attempts ("/3" ?!? Come on, we MUST have some limits!)
    I haven't worked up an INSTALL program as yet, but you can change
the area NAMES with a disk utility like DU. 
    This release is not for commercial use or distribution without the
expressed, written consent of the author. For others, it's shareware.
If you like it, donate a couple of bucks or a couple of 5 1/4" disks to
the boards I run. If you make checks payable to "MCMC/NOWAR," the
nonprofit agency overseeing NOWAR, you can be doing a public service
and simultaneously obtain a tax deduction if you itemize. All
funds go to support of the RCP/M. $20 entitles you to the next release
of GO, as well as notice of the subsequent release. (These things always
have a way of being expanded, you know.) I decided to release our board's 
version under these terms to spread the advantages we have, and 
modestly help keep us on-line. Consider a copy for your personal hard
drive, and/or for any RCP/Ms which you frequent which might find it
valuable. You, too, may find the convenience--without loss of precious 
little RAM--a real value.
    Comments, questions, reactions encouraged, preferably on the BBS.
Enjoy....
	J. W. Olsen
	Sysop
	The Advocate/NOWAR RCP/Ms
	899 S. Plymouth Court #504
	Chicago, IL 60605
	BBS:	312.939.4411 (24 hrs., 300/1200, 8/N/1)
	Voice:  312.939.3300 (days)