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LUT Command
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Purpose:   Displays the directory of one or more library (LBR) files
           which were created by the LU or LAR utility.

Format:    LUT  [d:][path]filename[.ext]

Remarks:   The single operand names a library file. Global filename
           characters * and ? are  allowed in  the filename and  the
           extension. If the extension is omitted, LBR is assumed.

           If the filename is omitted, all LBR files on the current
           drive and in the current directory are listed.

Examples:
        1) List directories of all LBR files on current drive
                LUT

        2) List directory of all LBR files on drive B
                LUT B:

        3) List all LBR directories of filenames beginning with XYZ
                LUT XYZ*

        4) List all LBR directories for files in the path \TEST
                LUT \TEST

        5) List all LBR directories in path \TEST beginning with XYZ
                LUT \TEST\XYZ*


Notes:     Written by Vernon Buerg for public domain use.
           For DOS 2.0 or later. Not for sale or hire.
                456 Lakeshire Drive
                Daly City, CA 94015
                Work: (415) 991-0644
                Data: (415) 994-2944, 2am to 10am PDT
                CompuServe: 70007,1212

History:
           Version 1.6, July 11, 1984.

           Version 1.7, August 8, 1984.
                Ignore CRC bytes in directory.
                Use memory allocation functions.
                Checks for DOS 2.

           Version 1.83, September 25, 1984.
                Sort directory by name.
                Check and display CRC values.
                Format LU86 format date/time.

           Version 1.9, November 9, 1984.
                Assume LBR extension.
                Default to all LBR files if only a path is supplied

           Version 1.92, April 12, 1985.
                The output format has changed to include the volume
                name. Also, if any errors are encountered, the DOS
                ERRORLEVEL variable is set to a 1.
|          Version 1.93, May 27, 1985.
|               Performance improvements.
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