What it does:

	- creates a simple HTML-file containing links
	  to all files of a directory

	- if no filename is given LinkDir creates a
	  file named "index.html"

	- during creation the names of all linked files
	  are shown

What it is for:

	Got a vast amount of unlinked HTML-files from Internet
	or even just plain ASCII-files hanging around in a
	nearly forgotten directory?
	Don't want to link them by hand?
	Want to have easy access/easy reading per WWWBrowser?
	Then LinkDir is for you!

What it does NOT:

	- sort filenames alphabetically

	- inlcude pictures with "IMG SRC"

	(perhaps coming up next...?)

How to install:

	- extract archive
	
	- copy LinkDir to sys:c

How to use it:

	LinkDir	<directory>,(filename)

	where is:
	<directory>	the directory where the files which shall be linked
			are located				(must be given)

	,		don't forget to put the comma !		(must be given)

	(filename)	name of HTML-file containing the links	(optional)

Legal stuff:
	
	You know: 
	Author is not responsible for any damages wether to you or your hardware.
	You use this software on your own risk!
	(read one of those nifty common disclaimers to know what I wanted to say)

What a ware?

	LinkDir is PD/Freeware and can be spread freely as long as no changes are 
	made to this program and readme-file.
	Cost for this program raised by any PD-Distributor must not exceed costs for
	copying the program.

	If you find this program useful in some way or want new features or the source
	drop me a line:		gregor.erz@student.uni-halle.de

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                  970    1708  56.8% -lh5- baba May  9  1997 LinkDir
[generic]                  906    1723  52.6% -lh5- 26fb May 10  1997 LinkDir.readme
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         2 files    1876    3431  54.7%            May 11  1997