   To create CAB files, simply create a ".ddf" file including whatever files you want to compress using notepad or wordpad. I haven't figured out much about the program and how to use it more effectively because documentation was not included with the program. By merely experimenting I have figured out that by typing "Diantz /f test.ddf" for example, Diantz.exe will create a folder; in my case a folder named "disk1" with the CAB file enclosed. 

   Diantz.exe also creates an ".inf" file, and a ".rpt" file. Delete these two files. They are of no use considering you've just created the CAB file anyways. I have included an example ".ddf" file with this program. You can experiment with this ".ddf" file if you like. Maybe you can figure out more of this program than what I have already done. For now though, don't alter any parameters shown in the example ".ddf" file. Just enter the names of all the files you want compressed after the last line. This worked for me.

   When it's time to create your CAB file, go into a dos prompt and type "Diantz". You will notice that by typing "Diantz" without any paramaters a list of variables will come up. Experiment with these variables. Maybe you can figure out how to compress a number of files using wildcards(*.*) instead of creating a ".ddf" file for every CAB you want made. 

   One last thing, I haven't tried this yet, but you can create multiple ".ddf" files and have Diantz.exe process them all at once. Try this, "Diantz /f test.ddf,new.ddf,barn.ddf test.cab". Give it a try!

   
