1 EFN

The EFN program will display, set or clear selected global or group
global flags.  Individual flags may be specified or ranges may
be specified.  Input may be from a command file.  

General syntax is:

  EFN /[switches]
       -or-
  EFN [@cmdfile]

  Switch syntax is /function:flg1[:flg2][:flg3][:flg4][:flg5][:flg6]
   where function is:
      D       display single flag or flags
      S       set single flag or flags
      C       clear single flag or flags
      DB      display (between) range or ranges of flags
                (flg1 thru flg2, flg3 thru flg4, flg5 thru flg6)
      SB      set range or ranges of flags
      CB      clear range or ranges of flags
      Q/-Q    log in quiet mode / log in normal mode (default)
      L/-L    list all global and group flag status / no list (default)
      SY/-SY  list global flag status / no list (default)
      GR/-GR  list group global flag status / no list (default)
      G/-G    list group global flag status / no list (default)

* Ranges are inclusive
* Multiple switches may be entered on a single command line
* Output is tailored to the command, and to the terminal width

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Examples:

   EFN /D:33:44:89   display status of flags 33,44 and 89 to terminal

   EFN /C:44:45:46/SB:50:54    clear flags 44,45 and 46, set flags 50 thru 54

   EFN /L  list current status of all global and group global flags 

   EFN @EFNTEST.CMD   execute commands in EFNTEST.CMD

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	EFN may take input from a text file. The default extension is
 ".CMD". Command lines consist of switch(es), without the leading "EFN".
Lines starting with semicolon or exclamation point are comments.
