D This package is v5.2 of the program TO, written by Alan E. Feldman.    This is freeware.     
 QUICK START:    D Copy TO.COM to your system and add the following to your LOGIN.COM:        $ TO :== @<location>TO.COM  '     $ TO -INIT  ! to initialize TO.COM    D where <location> can be either disk:[dir] or a logical name pointing to the location of TO.COM.    2 Be sure these commands have been run and then run        $ TO ?    E to display Quick Help screen. Use TO.COM as you would the SET DEFAULT D command. Run TO.COM without any arguments to access the logical nameE recall stack. Use logical names from the recall stack in DCL commands = and in program input. Read MANUAL.TXT for more about TO.COM.       Supplied files:      TO.COM - The main program.      4 FREEWARE_README.TXT - required freeware README file      README.TXT - this file      ' MANUAL.TXT - Documentation for TO.COM.      F SAVE_DEFAULT.COM - A supplementary program that is being supplied withD TO.COM. To set it up, copy it to your system, add something like the following to your LOGIN.COM,    +     $ SAVE :== @<location>SAVE_DEFAULT.COM    ; and be sure it has been run before using SAVE_DEFAULT.COM.    ? This program assigns the current default to a logical name. The E default is the logical name TO_SAVE which is assigned the keyword "S"  by TO.COM.      @ ITERATIVE-LNMS.TXT - Bugs using logical names with SET DEFAULT.      Other supplied files:     B CLEAR-NBACK-LNMS.COM - Clears nBACK-style logical names defined by TO.COM and SAVE_DEFAULT.COM.      D CLEAR-TO-LNMS.COM - Clears all recall stack logical names defined by TO.COM and SAVE_DEFAULT.COM.      ? DIR-MENU.COM - Allows directory tree navigation via menus (uses 	 TO.COM).      ) DOWN.COM - Go down to subdirectory 'P1'.      @ OVER.COM - Slide over to another directory at the same directory depth.      2 UP.COM - Go up 'P1' levels in the directory tree.     E It is suggested that you set up symbols to run the last four command  E procedures listed above. All of them require that you use the symbol   TO to run TO.COM. 