Alan B. Pearce wrote:
> Just some of what look like the top level .bat
> files don't (yet?) have a corresponding file in the doc directory.

Bat files contain their documentation in header comments.  The DOC command
opens a explicit documentation file from the DOC directory or a BAT file
from the BAT directory according to what it finds.  For example "doc prepic"
will bring up the documentation file for the PREPIC program, and "doc
source_dir" will bring up the source_dir.bat file directly.  Try that and
you will see that the comments at the top of the file explain what it does.


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