  Colored dir v0.1 by Warp.

  Do you like 4DOS' colored dir, but you don't have installed it yet? Well,
then you would like this program.
  This is version 0.1, so it's really, really limited.

  What does this program do?
  -Prints the volume label (I didn't include the serial number printing
because 1: I don't know how and 2: I don't think it's of any use).
  -Prints a listing of the files (or directory) specified at the command line
(or a listing of the current directory if no parameters are given). All files
are listed, also hidden ones.
  -Prints each line with a specified color that depends on the extension of
the file in that line (for example, if the file is an .EXE, .COM or .BAT, it
prints it in bright white, if it's a .TXT or .DOC it prints it in brown, etc).
  -Shows the file size (with white spaces separating thousands), attributes
(really useful sometimes!), date and time.
  -Attaches a description of the file if it is specified in a DESCRIPT.ION
file (just like 4DOS). The syntax is:
Filename Description
  -Prints total number of files, total size and free space (numbers in yellow)
  -If a switch /p is specified in the command line, it displays one screen of
the listing at a time (you can then quit the listing by pressing 'q' or
ctrl-break).

  What doesn't this program do (yet)?
  -It doesn't know any switch (except /p and /h or /?), such as /o, /w, /s,
/a, etc.
  -It doesn't sort the files in any way.
  -It doesn't allow you to choose the colors and extensions.

  This program is freeware. You can use it in any way you want (but please,
don't change my nick with a hex editor :) ).
  If you like it and want a better version, send comments and suggestions to
n151595@cc.tut.fi.
  If nobody sends me anything, there will never be a better version.

  In spite of its limitations, I like it a lot, and I use it actively (I have
doskey macros using it).
