The archieve FORLYNN.ARC contains:

EXPXRF.PRG	This is my utility for flattening Xrefs
FANCHK.PRG	This is the fanout checker
G+PLUS.ACC	This is a desk accessory that goes with the new GDOS
		Put this file in C:\
G+PLUS.PRG	This is the new GDOS
		Put this file in C:\AUTO
GATEREF.LIB	This is the gateref.lib you sent me after I messaged it to
		work with FANCHK
MSH.PRG		This is a command line interpreter (UNIX style commands)
NL.PRG		ST netlister
PRINT.PRG	ST print program
PROFILE		A boot file used by MSH.PRG
SRT.PRG		A fast sort program.  It needs to have the whole file in
		memory.  So, its most useful on a Mega.

In profile you find some interesting environment variables set.
PATH - search path for executables
HOME - where you go if you type 'cd' with no argument

Note that I have alot of "m:"'s in there.  This is my ram disk.  If you don't
have one you may need to remove these in order to get it to behave.  You 
probably shouldn't change too much else.

Anyway if you get the .prg's in your PATH, you should be able to type:

print *.dwg

also if you use:

print -f *.dwg

you will get the file name printed in the upper left hand corner of the drawing.
A feature I find useful.

Type:

	fanchk
or
	expxrf
or
	srt
or
	arc

to find out how to use them.  Caution: expxrf creates temporary files, so you 
need a good hunk of disk space.  (and its slow)

To unarc FORLYNN type:

arc x forlynn
