User guide

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If no arguments are given, then QSMAP simply displays the current drive mapping. Otherwise;
QSMAP will interchange the physical devices assigned to the two logical drives given in the
command line. For example:
QSMAP ? (cr)
Will cause a display of the proper command syntax for QSMAP
QSMAP (cr)
Will cause the current drive mapping to be displayed
QSMAP A: TO C: (cr)
Will cause drives A: and C: to be "swapped", so that the drive that was A~ will
now become C:, and the drive that was C: will now become A:.
Multiple MAPs may be done on a single command line by simply entering more than one argument string
separated by comas. For example:
QSMAP A: TO B:, C: TO D:, F: TO J: (cr)
Will have the same effect as entering the following three commands:
QSMAP A: TO B: (cr)
QSMAP C: TO D: (cr)
QSMAP F: TO J: (cr)
QSMAP will always display the current mapping in effect after it has made any requested changes.
It will also notify the user if an invalid mapping has been requested.