DIR2BAT - An Application Compiler

Do you collect web pages and wish you could turn each of them into
a single file? Or be able to compress applications so they don't take
up excessive disk space when not being used? DIR2BAT for Windows 95
uses the PKZIP utilities PKZIP.EXE, PKUNZIP.EXE and PKZIP25.EXE to
compress entire directory branches with a designated run file into a
single self-extracting batch. Both versions are needed, 2.04 because
it will tolerate having the archive attached to the end of a batch
file, and 2.50 to deal with Windows' long filenames.

For best results place DIR2BAT.BAT in a path directory.
To use, go to the directory you wish to compress and enter...

     DIR2BAT outfile.bat runfile.ext *.*

...where outfile.bat is the name of the batch to create, runfile.ext
is the file to launch, and *.* represents the files to compress
(all of them). You can also specify individual filenames or masks
if you only want to compress specific files in the directories.
Paths can also be specified for the output file and directory/files
to compress, the path for the run file must be relative if specified.
