This is not true. [1] CP/M 3 (normally called "CP/M Plus") does not have or support subdirectories, only user areas, just the same as earlier versions... (Such

This is not true. [1] CP/M 3 (normally called "CP/M Plus") does not have or support subdirectories, only user areas, just the same as earlier versions... (Such as B4:MYFILE.TXT or A0:WORDSTAR.COM.) Source: me -- I own 2 CP/M 3 computers. Feel free to check the manual: http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/digitalResearch/cpm_plus/CPM-Plus_Users_Guide_Prelim_Nov82.pdf http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/digitalResearch/cpm_plus/CPM-Pl... [2] CP/M does not have standard command line switches or arguments, so there is no standard delimiter.