Hi, Jim.
My day for the list, I guess. Xtree gold is no longer made by Symantec,
but luckily, some developer has made ZTREE, a nearly exact clone. Check
www.ztree.com. A trial version is free, and I think it only cost me $30 to
be legit (could be higher nowadays). I had first heard of it through Brian
Livingston, I think, from Info World. Absolutely love it.
Ike
At 01:37 PM 7/29/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Jim,
>
>This is going to sound silly, but I still have a copy of XTree gold for
>DOS. It still is the best tool to search all files by extention type for
>specific code strings.
>
>Every DOS upgrade has gone through this process.
>
> Jeff Ward
>
>
>> Is anyone willing to share their suggested, best, easiest, etc.
>> method you
>>use to identify reserved words and obsolete commands when jumping from 4.0
>>to 6.5+?
>> Is there a source showing reserved words and obsolete commands
>> added after
>>4.0?
>>
>>Jim Andrus
>
>
