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Now available from Simtel20: Filename Type Bytes CRC Directory PD1:<MSDOS.FORTRAN> TIDY3.ARC BINARY 170319 3D5BH TIDY is a program for renumbering and cleaning up FORTRAN source code. It is derived from a program written in 1966 at the Air Force Weapons Lab. It is set up for MS-DOS machines, but is easily converted to UNIX or to IBM CMS systems. This new version allows input files with tabs to skip to column 7, and &'s in column 1 to designate continuation cards. This makes it compatible with the Unix f77 compiler, among others. Also, the indentation of indented continuation cards is much improved. Wherever possible, continuation lines are indented one character more than the start of the statement (rather than starting in column 7), and the program tries not to break lines in the middle of variable names. Al Stangenberger Dept. of Forestry & Resource Mgt. forags@violet.berkeley.edu 145 Mulford Hall - Univ. of Calif. uucp: ucbvax!ucbviolet!forags Berkeley, CA 94720 BITNET: FORAGS AT UCBVIOLE (415) 642-4424