ID#:            D00144IBMPC01
                                              RSIC#           DLC-144B MICRO
                                              DATA PKG NAME:  DOSDAT-DOE
                                              COMPUTER:       IBM PC
                                              PACKAGED:       11/7/88
                                              MOST RECENT UPDATE:  10/10/89

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                                                               NO. OF  NO. OF
      DISKETTE (1)                                   MODE      FILES   BYTES

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      The package requires one DS/DD diskette for transmittal.

      FILES:
      1. DOSDAT.EXE  (compressed files)   (9/89)    binary       1     175K

      2. README.DOC  (notes)                        ASCII        1     1.7K

      File 1 will decompress to the following files:

      1. DOSDAT  (Dose factor data)       (9/89)    ASCII        1     500K

      2. READ.EXE (Retrieval program)               binary       1      33K

      3. READ.FOR  (Fortran source)                 ASCII        1       3K

      4. READ.OUT  (Sample output)                  ASCII        1      12K

      5. DOS.DAT   (Sample input)                   ASCII        1       9K


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      NOTE 1:  The files must be decompressed.  Place the distribution diskette
               on drive A and from a hard disk directory or
               a 360KB diskette, issue the DOS command:
               C> a:dosdat

      NOTE 2:  Executable module was tested on an IBM PC with 640K memory
            and 8087 co-processor;  a co-processor is required
            The program was compiled by a Ryan-McFarland compiler
            Rev. 2.42. (see README.DOC).

      NOTE 3:  DOSDAT-DOE was generated by CCC-536/DOSFACTER-DOE using
               DLC-80/DRALIST as input.  An error in DOSFACTER-DOE
               necessitated the October 1989 replacement of DOSDAT-DOE.