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The SET Command CP/M 3 User's Guide
The SET Command
Syntax: SET [options]
SET d: [options]
SET filespec [options]
Explanation: The SET command initiates password protection and time stamping of
files in the CP/M 3 system. It also sets file and drive attributes, such as
the Read-Only, SYS, and user-definable attributes. It lets you label a
disk and password protect the label.
The SET command include options that affect the disk directory, the
drive, or a file or set of files. The discussion of the SET command
explicitly states which of the three categories are affected.
To enable time stamping of files, you must first run INITDIR to format
the disk directory.
Set File Attributes
Syntax: SET filespec[attribute-options]
Explanation: The preceding SET command sets the specified attributes of a file or a
group of files.
Table 5-16. SET File Attributes
Option Meaning
DIR Sets the file from the SYS directory to the
(DIR) attribute.
SYS Gives the file the System SYS attribute.
RO Sets the file attribute to allow Read-Only
access.
RW Sets the file attribute to allow Read-Write
access.
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