Program Banner;

    This program produces banners which can be sent to the screen or to
a file.  If sent to a file, the output may be appended to to an existing
file if desired.

    The syntax is as follows:

    BANNER [/B=banner] [/I=infile] [/O=outfile] [/C=char]

  where

    banner  = a character string of maximum length 10
    infile  = an input file containing the banner(s)
    outfile = an output file to which the banner(s) will be written
    char    = character to be used in printing the banner
                (default = the character being printed)


  NOTES:

    1.  Options may be specified in any order, but there must be
        at least one space between each one.  Do not put spaces
        on either side of the equals sign.

    2.  You may use LST: for the filename if you want to send the
        output to the printer.

    3.  To indicate a space in the banner when using the /B option, use
        the carat symbol (^).  Example:  BANNER /O=DISKFILE /B=JOHN^DOE
        However, this is not necessary if you are using the /I option.

    4.  Valid characters are 0-9, A-Z, and !"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]
        Any other characters will be printed as a space.

    6.  All lower case letters are converted to upper case.

    7.  Three blank lines are written before the banner is output.

    8.  Note that /B and /I are mutually exclusive and will produce a
        syntax error if used together.

    9.  If all options are omitted or if the command line does not contain
        either /B or /I, the command syntax is printed.

  Written by Scott R. Houck    11 Jan 86
  Modified by Cyrus Patel      13 Feb 86 for CP/M-80