TREE
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Format:      TREE [d:] [path] [/P]

Purpose:     Displays a tree of directories on disk.

Use:         If no drive is specified then the directory-tree of the 
        default drive is displayed.

             If no drive is specified then the directory-tree of the 
        current directory is displayed.

             The /P option can be given to cause the output to pause 
        at the end of the screen.

             TREE  builds  a  directory-tree using  the file  TO.LST 
        which  is generated  by the TO program. See HELP TO for more 
        information on this subject.

             Note that TO is a transient command, and must therefore 
        be loaded off disk.

Examples:

        TREE /P

             All  directories  within the  current directory  of the 
        current drive will be displayed in a tree format. The output 
        will pause  at the end of the screen. The output might be as 
        follows:

          Directory Tree of drive A:

          A:\
          +--BATCH
          +--MEMMAN
          |  +--TSR
          |  `--TSR-HLP
          +--MODEM
          |  `--QWK
          +--SDOS
          |  `--SOURCE
          +--TED
          |  +--KAR-SET
          |  +--MANUALS
          |  `--TEXT
          +--TOOLS
          +--TURBO
          `--UTILS
             +--CRUNCHER
             `--PROGS

        TREE A:\MEMMAN

             All directories within the directory MEMMAN on drive A: 
        will  be displayed  in a  tree format. This might be as fol- 
        lows:

          Directory Tree of drive A:

          A:\MEMMAN
          +--TSR
          `--TSR-HLP
