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.Docs/Command Guide.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ This Guide provides information on all the A2osX commands and utilities.  It hel
 
 A2osX comes with a variety of system, file, network and data utilities -- what we refer to as external commands.  This just means that each of the following commands or utilities is built as a separate BIN or executable file that runs under A2osX.  The source for all of these external commands is readily available, so you can make your own or modify these as your needs dictate.
 
->Note: there are some **internal** commands built into the shell (the interactive prompt) such as CD (change directory) or PWD (print working directory).  Those commands are discussed in-depth in the **[Shell Developers Guide](.Docs/Shell%20Developers%20Guide.md).**  
+>Note: there are some **internal** commands built into the shell (the interactive prompt) such as CD (change directory) or PWD (print working directory).  Those commands are discussed in-depth in the **[Shell Developers Guide](Shell%20Developers%20Guide.md).**  
 
 ## System Commands
 

.Docs/Developers Guide.md

@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Basically you are going to have to use *regedit* to create the following keys:
 
 ### AppleWin
 
-If you use AppleWin and want to enable support for networking (AW supports the UtherNet I network card protocol) you must install a network shim that enables AppleWin to talk to the Internet.  You can search with Google how to do this, but basically you need to install WinPcap 4.1.3.  See the **[Users Guide](.Docs/User%20Guide.md)** for more information on running A2osX on the AppleWin Emulator.
+If you use AppleWin and want to enable support for networking (AW supports the UtherNet I network card protocol) you must install a network shim that enables AppleWin to talk to the Internet.  You can search with Google how to do this, but basically you need to install WinPcap 4.1.3.  See the **[Users Guide](User%20Guide.md)** for more information on running A2osX on the AppleWin Emulator.
 
 ### CiderPress 4.0.3
 
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ CiderPress is a nice utility for inspecting disk images on a Windows PC such as
 
 ### PuTTY
 
-A2osX supports additional connected users via either Super Serial Cards or the provided TELNETD daemon process.  For Telnet sessions of for connecting via the serial interface on A2osX running on AppleWin, you may find PuTTY for Windows to be readily available and compatible option.  See the **[Users Guide](.Docs/User%20Guide.md)** for more information on both SSC and TELNETD connected users.
+A2osX supports additional connected users via either Super Serial Cards or the provided TELNETD daemon process.  For Telnet sessions of for connecting via the serial interface on A2osX running on AppleWin, you may find PuTTY for Windows to be readily available and compatible option.  See the **[Users Guide](User%20Guide.md)** for more information on both SSC and TELNETD connected users.
 
 ### Notepad++
 

.Docs/Media Guide.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ You can use and/or install A2osX from the media found in our Media directory fou
 
 ## ProDOS Versions
 
-The A2osX team has developed and now includes on its media new versions of ProDOS for use with A2osX.  Please consult the document **[A2osX and ProDOS](.Docs/ProDOS.md)** for detailed information on these versions.  Briefly there is ProDOS 2.03tc which is an 8 byte patch to ProDOS 2.03 to update the year table to support years through 2023 and ProDOS FX a **F**aster and e**X**tended version that adds many new features including lower case file, directory and volume name support.   These new versions are already being included in the latest **Stable** media and will become the versions of ProDOS supplied on all future media. The ProDOS 2.03tc version is included on the 800K media images listed above and provides the maximum compatibility with existing systems.  The ProDOS FX version is included on the 32MB media images which are designed to be standalone bootable images.  In addition, there is a very special ProDOS FX PAKED version, that is the same as the standard FX image once running, but the file has been compressed and contains a special loader to uncompress ProDOS as it initializes.  This version uses less disk space and is used on 140K media where space is at a premium. 
+The A2osX team has developed and now includes on its media new versions of ProDOS for use with A2osX.  Please consult the document **[A2osX and ProDOS](ProDOS.md)** for detailed information on these versions.  Briefly there is ProDOS 2.03tc which is an 8 byte patch to ProDOS 2.03 to update the year table to support years through 2023 and ProDOS FX a **F**aster and e**X**tended version that adds many new features including lower case file, directory and volume name support.   These new versions are already being included in the latest **Stable** media and will become the versions of ProDOS supplied on all future media. The ProDOS 2.03tc version is included on the 800K media images listed above and provides the maximum compatibility with existing systems.  The ProDOS FX version is included on the 32MB media images which are designed to be standalone bootable images.  In addition, there is a very special ProDOS FX PAKED version, that is the same as the standard FX image once running, but the file has been compressed and contains a special loader to uncompress ProDOS as it initializes.  This version uses less disk space and is used on 140K media where space is at a premium. 
 
 ## License
 A2osX is licensed under the GNU General Public License.

.Docs/News.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Major update to A2osX 0.93
 
 The A2osX team is proud to announce the availability of two new versions of ProDOS, one with a very minor tweak and the other a major update/overhaul.  There is ProDOS 2.03tc which is an 8 byte patch to ProDOS 2.03 to update the year table to support years through 2023 and ProDOS FX, a **F**aster and e**X**tended version, that adds many new features including lower case file, directory and volume name support.   These new versions are already being included in the latest **Stable** media and will become the versions of ProDOS supplied on all future media.  The team added a new Document to our repository that covers these and other publically available versions of ProDOS and their use with A2osX.
 
-A2osX now act actually has for quite some time supports lower case in file, directory and volume names as long as this capability is available in the version of ProDOS you are running.  Consult the new **[A2osX and ProDOS](.Docs/ProDOS.md)** document for more information and a table on which versions of ProDOS provide this capability to A2osX.
+A2osX now act actually has for quite some time supports lower case in file, directory and volume names as long as this capability is available in the version of ProDOS you are running.  Consult the new **[A2osX and ProDOS](ProDOS.md)** document for more information and a table on which versions of ProDOS provide this capability to A2osX.
 
 The *EDIT* utility has undergone a major update.  We need your testing and feedback.  Please make sure to open issues on any anomalies you discover.
 
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Updated A2osX Release Candidate based on Build No 1650 is now available and can
 
 Major updates have occurred to the kernel and many of the A2osX API's to support a greatly enhanced shell that boasts significant new scripting capabilities since 0.92.  Also added is the the ability to redirect input and output, including errors, and the ability to pipe (|) the output of one command or operation to another (i.e. **ls \* | more** ).  A2osX now provides for multiple virtual terminals as well as users/terminals via TCP (through TELNETD) and serial devices (through a SSC driver).
 
-As great as the changes to A2osX itself, we are also please to report that great strides have been made in terms of documentation.  While much of it is in draft form, there is a new **[Users Guide](.Docs/User%20Guide.md)**, **[Developers Guide](.Docs/Developers%20Guide.md)**, **[Shell Developers Guide](.Docs/Shell%20Developers%20Guide.md)**, **[Technical Spec](.Docs/Technical%20Spec.md)** and **[Command Guide](.Docs/Command%20Guide.md)**.  See the **[Documentation](#documentation)** Section below for more details.
+As great as the changes to A2osX itself, we are also please to report that great strides have been made in terms of documentation.  While much of it is in draft form, there is a new **[Users Guide](User%20Guide.md)**, **[Developers Guide](Developers%20Guide.md)**, **[Shell Developers Guide](Shell%20Developers%20Guide.md)**, **[Technical Spec](Technical%20Spec.md)** and **[Command Guide](Command%20Guide.md)**.  See the **[Documentation](#documentation)** Section below for more details.
 
 ## Latest News 2019-02-19
 

.Docs/ProDOS.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ ProDOS was marketed by Apple as meaning Professional Disk Operating System, and
 
 ## New A2osX ProDOS Versions
 
-The A2osX team is proud to announce the availability of two new versions of ProDOS, one with a very minor tweak and the other a major update/overhaul.  These are discussed in detail below, but briefly there is ProDOS 2.03tc which is an 8 byte patch to ProDOS 2.03 to update the year table to support years through 2023 and ProDOS FX a **F**aster and e**X**tended version that adds many new features including lower case file, directory and volume name support.   These new versions are already being included in the latest **Stable** media and will become the versions of ProDOS supplied on all future media.  Please consult our **[Media Guide](.Docs/Media%20Guide.md)** for more information about which version is included on each media image.
+The A2osX team is proud to announce the availability of two new versions of ProDOS, one with a very minor tweak and the other a major update/overhaul.  These are discussed in detail below, but briefly there is ProDOS 2.03tc which is an 8 byte patch to ProDOS 2.03 to update the year table to support years through 2023 and ProDOS FX a **F**aster and e**X**tended version that adds many new features including lower case file, directory and volume name support.   These new versions are already being included in the latest **Stable** media and will become the versions of ProDOS supplied on all future media.  Please consult our **[Media Guide](Media%20Guide.md)** for more information about which version is included on each media image.
 
 >### **NOTE: AS WITH ANY NEW CRITICAL PIECE OF SOFTWARE SUCH AS AN OPERATING SYSTEM THAT HANDLES WRITING TO DISKS, YOU SHOULD TEST THIS SOFTWARE EXTENSIVELY BEFORE USING IT WITH ANY DISKS, VOLUMES, IMAGES, DATA CONTAINING VALUABLE INFORMATION** #
 

.Docs/Shell Developers Guide.md

@@ -331,7 +331,7 @@ Consult the subsection below on Advanced Display Techniques for more examples of
 
 #### Advanced Display Techniques
 
-A2osX provides advanced screen handling capabilities for the Apple console (keyboard/screen) as well as terminals connected directly (via Super Serial Cards) or remotely (via Telnet using a supported network card and the **telnetd** server daemon).  These features are based on the VT100 Terminal definition and scripts you develop can pass VT100 codes (via the **echo** command) to enhance the appearance of your scripts.  In addition to VT100 codes, **echo** has been augmented with some short codes to perform the more common and to help display special characters.  The examples below will help you understand what is possible with **echo**.  For a fuller listing of the available VT100 Terminal Codes, consult the **[A2osX Terminal Codes Guide](.Docs/TERM.md).**
+A2osX provides advanced screen handling capabilities for the Apple console (keyboard/screen) as well as terminals connected directly (via Super Serial Cards) or remotely (via Telnet using a supported network card and the **telnetd** server daemon).  These features are based on the VT100 Terminal definition and scripts you develop can pass VT100 codes (via the **echo** command) to enhance the appearance of your scripts.  In addition to VT100 codes, **echo** has been augmented with some short codes to perform the more common and to help display special characters.  The examples below will help you understand what is possible with **echo**.  For a fuller listing of the available VT100 Terminal Codes, consult the **[A2osX Terminal Codes Guide](TERM.md).**
 
 	#!/bin/sh
 	#	ECHO / Advanced Display Techniques Examples

.Docs/User Guide.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The core of A2osX is written entirely in 65C02 Assembly and built using the S-C
 
 ## Developing for A2osX
 
-There has been a significant uptick in interest in A2osX and its development.  That's great!  Along with that has come a lot of questions and requests for documentation.  Besides this new user guide, which we hope will answer many of your questions, we have also written an extensive  **[Developers Guide](.Docs/Developers%20Guide.md).**  That guide explains our current development process (GitHub to delivery media) as well as our future plans.
+There has been a significant uptick in interest in A2osX and its development.  That's great!  Along with that has come a lot of questions and requests for documentation.  Besides this new user guide, which we hope will answer many of your questions, we have also written an extensive  **[Developers Guide](Developers%20Guide.md).**  That guide explains our current development process (GitHub to delivery media) as well as our future plans.
 
 The Developers Guide is all about developing the core of A2osX, its drivers, utilities, libraries, etc. that is all done in Assembly.  There is another aspect of A2osX that will interest many developers and users alike and that is its significant scripting engine or Shell (*./bin/sh*).
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ for file in `ls -c ct*`; cat ${file}; next
 
 In this example, the system will generate a list of files found in the current directory that match the CT* wildcard and perform the **cat** operation on each.  The semicolons act as a line separator allowing you to type in multiple commands, or short scripts, to execute as an inline script.
 
-An entire Shell Developers Guide is being written to help you with both using and writing scripts for the A2osX Shell.  It can be found **[Here](.Docs/Shell%20Developers%20Guide.md).**
+An entire Shell Developers Guide is being written to help you with both using and writing scripts for the A2osX Shell.  It can be found **[Here](Shell%20Developers%20Guide.md).**
 
 ## File System Layout of A2osX
 
@@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ While A2osX supports many Apple II hardware devices, it is possible a conflict w
 
 ## Getting Started
 
-To get started with A2osX, the very first thing you need to do is download a disk image from GitHub.  Images are available in multiple versions from cutting edge developer seeds to release candidates as well as in multiple sizes suitable for placing on Disk II drives, 3.5 drives or hard drives of for use with emulators.  Please consult the **[A2osX Media Guide](.Docs/Media%20Guide.md).** for detailed information on the available images. 
+To get started with A2osX, the very first thing you need to do is download a disk image from GitHub.  Images are available in multiple versions from cutting edge developer seeds to release candidates as well as in multiple sizes suitable for placing on Disk II drives, 3.5 drives or hard drives of for use with emulators.  Please consult the **[A2osX Media Guide](Media%20Guide.md).** for detailed information on the available images. 
 
 ### Using AppleWin