ÃOMMAND:     ÒÄÉÒ  (ÒÅÕ+ MODIFICATIONS BY ÂRUCE ÖRIELING)
  
  ÓEE ALSO:    ÉÎÓÔÁÌÌ, ÒÅÍÏÖÅ, ÇÅÔÒÁÍ, ÒÄÏÆÆ 
  
  ÓYNTAX:      RDIR[/W] 

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  ÔHE CODE WITHIN THE ÒÄÉÒ MODULE AND  A LARGE PORTION OF THIS DOCUMENTATION IS
(Ã) ÐARSEC  (WHO BOUGHT  THE  CODE FROM  ÃHRIS ÓMEETS).  É DID  NOT WRITE  THIS
MODULE; É ONLY  MODIFIED IT TO TAKE  ADVANTAGE OF THE EXTRA MEMORY  IN EXPANDED
ÒÅÕ'S.  É CONSIDER  MY  CHANGES TO  STILL  FALL UNDER  ÐARSEC'S  COPYRIGHT, AND
DISTRIBUTE THE CODE FOR THIS MODULE ONLY UNDER THE SAME CONDITIONS AS THOSE  OF
ÃÓ-ÄÏÓ ITSELF.

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  ÆUNCTION: 
  
  ÙOU'LL  PROBABLY USE THIS  COMMAND A  LOT. ÉT SIMPLY  DISPLAYS A  LIST OF THE
FILES (OR COMMANDS) THAT  ARE PRESENT IN THE CURRENT ÒÁÍ  DISK. ÉNCLUDED IN THE
ÒÁÍ DISK  DIRECTORY ARE THE FILENAME,  START AND END ADDRESS  FOR EACH COMMAND,
AND A SUMMARY OF HOW MUCH MEMORY IS BEING CONSUMED BY THE ÒÁÍ DISK AND HOW MUCH
MEMORY IS YET AVAILABLE BEFORE THE ÒÁÍ DISK IS FULL. 


ÅXAMPLES: 

  *RDIR                  SEND ÒÁÍ DISK DIRECTORY TO PRINTER 

  RDIR >RAM1.DIR         SEND  ÒÁÍ  DISK  DIRECTORY   TO  A  TEXT  FILE  CALLED
                         "RAM1.DIR" 

  RDIR/W                 ÒÁÍ DISK  DIRECTORY WITH OUTPUT SET  TO ACROSS INSTEAD
                         OF DOWN THE SCREEN