This is the README.TXT file for version 1.02 of MAP...

	MAP v1.02 is a real improvement over  the  older  two  versions.
	This  one  will  read  a  description  of a drive/user area from
	inside the -*.*  file  and  display  it  along	with  the  other
	information  of  the  MAP ? command is executed.  If the catalog
	file is empty, then "Description not available..." is printed in
	place  of a description.  In addition, this version handles XOFF
	correctly and will abort upon receiving a ^C.

	Now, there are a few rules you should know  about  file  format.
	MAP  expects  a -*.* file to either contain a description of the
	drive/user area or to be null length (0k),  anything  else  will
	cause everything to go to pieces.  As one and only one sector is
	read from the file, information contained therein  must  be  128
	bytes  or less.  My suggestion is to simply keep it to one line.
	The drive/user description must be  terminated	by  a  "$"  (not
	unlike	 the  BDOS  print  string  function).	 An  example  of
	descriptive text would be:

	The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog...$

	(or however that went...)   Notice  no	CR/LF  before  the  "$",
	that's	added by MAP.  

	That's all the notes on version 1.02.  If there's  any	problem,
	call  or write.  Address and RCP/M phone # are in the MAP source
	code.

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	version 1.01
	MAP v1.01 fixes some bugs in the original.   The  first  version
	wouldn't log onto user 0 when it changed drives (why this wasn't
	apparent from the beginning I'll never know.....)  and	wouldn't
	handle	more  than 2 drives (both bugs in the NDRIVE: routine in
	MAP.ASM).  This version fixes those bugs and  (hopefully)  won't
	present  any  more  problems.

				     * * *

	CRC and Checksum information for the files in MAP102.LBR  is  as
	follows:

	Filename	CRC	CheckSum
	--------	---	--------
	MAP102.AQM     1D 8A	 30 71
	MAP102.COM     D0 7A	 D6 F4

	Library CRC information produced  by  NULU  1.1  and  LU300  are
	actually checksum values, therefore CRC values produced by LU300
	or NULU 1.1 should be identical to CheckSum  values  above  (use
	the -L command in LU or NULU to display CRC info.)

				     * * *

	The .COM file in this library has  been  assembled  for  an  80-
	column display using ZCPR max drive and user-area values located
	at memory locations 003D and 003F respectively.

								Bob Horn
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