Announcing

The OS/2 Command Line Utilities

version 2.2.0

by
Jonathan de Boyne Pollard

The Command Line Utilities version 2.2 comprises a suite of native Pure 32-bit OS/2 commands that provide many useful abilities to the OS/2 user, as well as improved 32-bit versions of several of the 16-bit commands that are supplied with IBM OS/2 itself that allow one to remove more of the 16-bit vestiges that remain in OS/2 Warp.

They are "command line" utilities because they can all be driven from the command line, making them suitable for use in command scripts ("batch files"). However, the Command Line Utilities comprises a mixture of textual and graphical programs.


FEATURES

The Command Line Utilities have several features:

THE INDIVIDUAL UTILITIES

Here are the individual utilities:

NEW COMMANDS

Commands new in version 2.2 of the Command Line Utilities that weren't in version 2.1:

arcstamp, enstamp, mem, pmlock, and runwhen.

Commands new in version 2.1 of the Command Line Utilities that weren't in version 2.0:

cyclog, dellname, delthumb, descedit, dupdir, head, tomorse, newmbr, playmorse, runsvc, service, setbootg, signal, tail, uniq, unstamp, w2kfix, watchlog, and weavesvc.

Commands new in version 2.0 of the Command Line Utilities that weren't in version 1.0:

anaclock, arcdir, bcomp, calctz, comp, convcase, cpuidg, cpuidt, deltree, digclock, dirsize, find, finddups, fitsize, help, partlist, playtune, resetini, saydate, setdate, sort, strings, sum, tasklist, tee, textconv, tree, winsight, and y.

Commands in version 2.0 of the Command Line Utilities that were brought over from version 1.0:

attrib, dump, ff, grep, mem, touch, wc, what, which, xdel, and xdir


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