New version of the CD utility has been released (V4.7D).

Overview of changes and new features:

  * Multi-pathing.  This allows a CD command to contain multiple target
    directory paths separated by spaces.  An example of how this might
    be used is if you wanted to go to the previous directory, then down
    to a subdirectory called test.  The command would be: $ CD $ test
  * Wildcard target directory selection.  This allows query-based access to
    possible target directories.  This function is fairly fully supported for
    most reasonable wildcard cases... including multiple wildcard characters
    in the same command segment.  In the previous example, suppose we had not
    known the name 'test'.  We could have used: $ CD $ *
  * Addition of a "/COM" switch which will cause CD.COM in a target
    directory to be executed automatically upon entering that directory
    if CD.COM exists in that directory.
  * Addition of logical names CD$0..CD$9 that remember your last 10
    previous unique directories.
  * Addition of CD $n command to allow access to the 10 previous
    unique directories by number.
  * Addition of CD $* command to allow display and selection of one
    of the last 10 previous unique directories.
  * Expanded help for the '?' parameter.

Known bugs:
  None.

Remember:
  To use the utility, you must define a symbol to reference the image
  as follows:
    $ CD=="$TEST$DEVICE:[I_USER.BIN]CD" !Plus any switches you desire
  You can get help from the utility after the above installation by typing:
    $ CD ?

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