Message-Id: <199801122311.SAA13373@delorie.com>
From: baldo AT luna DOT internet DOT com DOT uy
Date: Mon, 12 Jan 1998 00:21:50 -0300
To: djgpp-announce AT delorie DOT com
Subject: ANNOUNCE: Icd V1.2b release.
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	Hello. This is to announce that I have writen now a first English version
of my program Icd, it is hard to me to write English so I hope one of you
English users will use it!

	What is Icd?:
	Icd is a fast fuzzy-search directory changer for DOS writen with DJGPP.
	So, you can use Icd to change from one directory to another very fast and
without writing the entire path and also without specifying the exact name,
Icd can find a similar directories and cycle through them (ciclic search).
	Currently: Freeware. Maybe in near future it would be GPL.
	By the time it is only downloadable from my WEB page at Xoom:
http://xoom.com/baldo, search for a link in my programs section.
	Ok, I hope this is a correct place to announce DJGPP software, if not,
please write to me and I will not announce it here anymore and sorry for
disturb.
	Sorry for waste bandwith also...

	BTW: I have writed to SimtelNet to see if I can upload Icd to there, this
was from a week now, I am not complaining but what is the average time
approximately that they answer to the emails? This is my first letter to
SimtelNet and I dont know...

	Also I would like to know if there are good directory changers for Linux
and if would be good and handfull to make a port of Icd to Linux (I dont
have installed Linux yet, but I am planing so in 2 months...).

	Ok, thats all! Sorry again for this big letter and goodbye!


Ivan Baldo:
E-Mail: baldo AT internet DOT com DOT uy.
Alternate E-Mail: ibaldo AT usa DOT net.
Another alternate E-Mail: lubaldo AT adinet DOT com DOT uy.
Web page: http://xoom.com/baldo.
Phone: (598) (2) 613 3223.
Caldas 1781, Malvin, Montevideo, Uruguay, South America.

My WEB page:
	- Icd (a fast fuzzy directory changer for DOS,
          Freeware compiled with DJGPP and with full
          source code).
	- Some other silly thinks...
	- English (new) and Spanish languages.