	"JCD"  March 11, 1994

	   Similar to Norton's "NCD" , this utility allows you to jump from
	your current directory to a subdir without specifying the whole path-
	name to get there.  for example, say you're in in directory C:\MYDIR
	and you enter:

		C> JCD UTI

	   You could be jumped to a C:\DOS\UTILITY subdir.  If JCD doesn't
	find a matching subdir, it'll tell you and leave the current directory
	unchanged.

	   If you know you have more than one matching subdir, you can use the
	"/M" switch (or "/m") to list your choices, as follows:

		C:\> jcd/m u
		** Joel's Change Directory - J. Pinker 03-11-94 **

			  1- C:\DOS\UTILITY
			  2- C:\WINDOWS\UTILS
			  3- C:\UTIL

		    Enter your choice or zero (0) for "none of the above": 2

		C:\WINDOWS\UTILS>

	   JCD keeps a data file called "JCD.DAT" in your root directory
	(directorIES if you use it on more than one drive) and will rescan
	your disk for subdirs under the following conditions:

		a)  you use the "/r" switch , i.e. : JCD/R UTI

		b)  you start JCD from a subdir it doesn't find in JCD.DAT,
		    unless you only specify a drive letter or ".." , in
		    which cases, it puts you there without checking the
		    current directory.  JCD only needs to be located somwhere
		    in your PATH to run.

		c)  If JCD.DAT isn't found in the root directory.

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	   Please remember this is NOT FreeWare.  Many hours of good work went
	into this little utility.  If you like it or use it, please send your
	appreciation in the form of a check or money order for $4.95 to $9.95,
	as you see fit.  (I will only be offended by less than $4.95 <smile> )
	Mail to:

		Joel Pinker
		3530 Pheasant Run #7
		Ann Arbor, MI 48108

	   Your comments, hints, tips and suggestions are welcome-- and may
	alternatively be sent to Compuserve: 70621,3322

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      or 5 1/4 ) if you prefer magnetic media.  It's not the best code...
      "C" is new to me.  Lots of comments in the source.
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