jd.txt

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                                                JD [DUAL MODE]
     
     NAME JD - Jump to a directory.
     
     
     SYNTAX
     
     JD directory
     
     
     USAGE
     
     JD enables  you to  jump quickly  to a  directory without
     giving the  full pathname. E.g. 'JD DE' could move you to
     the directory  \WINDOWS\DESIGNER in the current drive (if
     you had that kind of a directory). You can also include a
     drive specifier.  E.G D:DE,  would search for a directory
     beginning with  DE from  drive d:.  Both full and partial
     directory names can be given.
     
     JD has the following known "features". It always jumps to
     the first directory with the matching beginning. There is
     now way  to continue  the search  for a  next match or to
     select between  matching directory  names. JD tends to be
     quite slow (at least on my 16 MHz 386).
     
     
     SEE ALSO