DosMan from the CLI:

            One of the most requested freatures for DosMan has 
        been for the ability to use it from the CLI.

            Well, here it is. DosMan.rx is the answer.

            It is quite easy to use. Here is what you do:

            1. You must have REXXmast running. If you are using 
        pre-2.0 versions of the Workbench then you must have 
        AREXX installed on your system or update to Workbench 2.0 
        or higher.

            2. Open the CLI.

            3. Change directories to the DosMan directory. It is 
        important for the 'man' directory to be in the same 
        directory as DosMan.rx.

            For instance, let's say that DosMan.rx is in the 
        'Work:DosMan' directory. In this case you should enter 
        'CD work:DosMan' to get to that directory.

            4. Type 'rx DosMan.rx'.

            For more information on the 'rx' command see DosMan.

            5. Now, just follow the directions as they come onto 
        the screen.


       Customising DosMan.rx
       ---------------------

            Warning: Do this only if you are comfortable with 
        AREXX!

            DosMan.rx is set up to print twenty lines of text at 
        a time. If this is too many or too few line for your CLI 
        then change the variable 'i'. I have the line clearly 
        marked in DosMan.rx. As I wrote it, 'i' is set to 20 
        (which is perfect for the size of my CLI). If you want 
        only 15 lines to print, change the 20 to 15.