
                        Readme for here.exe program

  HERE lets you automatically save the directory you are currently in to
  a command file (and data file) so you can get back to it quickly without
  typing it all in again. An example:

  You cd to a directory like d:\data\myprojects\kw_editor\includes because
  you are doing a lot of work there. You know you'll need to come back to
  it again, so first you run "wh" to show all the dirs you have already
  saved. When you find either an empty location or one you don't need anymore
  you run "here # <optional label>" where # is the number of that entry and it
  will save the location for you. You can also give an optional label. To
  return back to this directory just type "t#", where # is the number again.
  You can save up to 20 directories. Both drive letter and path are saved so
  you can span drives. Any drives will work including CD and LAN.

  Installation:

  This might look a bit complicated but it's not that bad. First, unzip
  here.zip into a directory on your path. This can be your existing "bin"
  directory where you keep your favorite tools, or you can make a new one
  (of course if you make a new one you'll have to either reboot your box
  or use SET on the PATH variable). After unzipping the file edit the
  "wh.cmd" file and change the drive and dir to yours and save the file. Now,
  you must create an environment variable LEWIS_BINDIR and point it to
  your directory (example: SET LEWIS_BINDIR=d:\bin). The best thing to do
  of course is put this in your CONFIG.SYS and reboot. That should do it.
  Try going to a few directories, running "here 2" or "here 7", whatever. Type
  "t1" or "t7" to return to these dirs, and type "wh" to see the list. You're
  done!


    I have tried to make this as easy as I could. Please send any feedback
   to me at "jimlewis@rytebyte.com". Thanks.

                                                            1/11/2001

