The following rexx scripts are provided for an
abbreviated or shorten form when invoking cssdir:
d.cmd, dm.cmd, ds.cmd and dsm.cmd.

Since your system may already have executable files
similarly named, you may NOT want to use these at
all, or may want to rename them to another similarly
short in length to avoid the incorrect executables
from being executed.

i.e. if you have another rexx script named d.cmd
or d.exe and you moved d.cmd into a directory found
by environment variable PATH, 
you may have the unintended one invoked instead of 
cssdir's shortCut 'd.cmd' when you enter 'd' or
vice-versa.

Below is a list of such shortcuts with a short
description of their functionality:

d.cmd --- calls cssdir.exe with a user only entering
the single letter 'd', also accepts parameters to
be passed to cssdir.exe

dm.cmd -- same as d.cmd with output piped through
'more', users enters 'dm', this
also makes stderr messages after any parameters have
been sucessfully parsed be properly paginated through
'more'.

ds.cmd -- similar to d.cmd but invokes cssdir.exe in
the snapshot compare mode

dsm.cmd -- similar to dm.cmd but invokes cssdir.exe in
the snapshot compare mode

dm.cmd, dsm.cmd and cssdirm.cmd will skip piping to more 
if the invocation has parameters AND ends with ' -' 
(a space followed by a '-'). This is to allow the user
to easily turn off piping to 'more' without going back 
to the beginning of the invocation line to chop 'm' off.

If you decide you wish to make use of these utility
shortcuts, simply move and/or renamed them to the 
directory you installed cssdir.exe into.

Please note in non-interactive mode, one should always
use the full name 'cssdir.exe' for better portability.
