1 MISH
 This  program  is  used  to  compress and convert input files into a
 printable  ASCII format.  The file attributes are stored in a header
 record  which is used when decompressing to restore the file to its'
 original  file  format.  This  mished  file format is useful for any
 communication program which transfers ASCII files.

 This  version  of  MISH  also allows the compressed files to left in
 binary  format  if the /BINARY qualifier is specified.  This type of
 file can be used on HASP and 2780 punch streams.

 An  additional qualifier /XMODEM can be specified to generate a file
 which  can  be  transferred using the XMODEM program in binary mode.
 These files are created with 128 byte records.

 Command line format:

    $ MISH input_file output_file/qualifiers

    Qualifiers:

      /ASCII      Convert file from/to ASCII format.    (Default)
      /BINARY     Convert file from/to BINARY format.
      /COMPRESS   Compress the specified input file.    (Default)
      /DECOMPRESS Decompress the specified input file.
      /NOTOTALS   Disable the final totals report.
      /TOTALS     Display the final totals report.      (Default)
      /XMODEM     Convert file to/from XMODEM format.

 If  the  input  file  is not specified, the user is prompted for the
 input file name.  If the output file name is not specified, the file
 name is generated from the input file name if /COMPRESS, or from the
 file name in the header record if /DECOMPRESS.

 The default file extension for /ASCII files is .MIS
 The default file extension for /BINARY files is .MSH

 For  those  users who used the MACRO-11 MISH/MASH programs, you will
 notice  there  isn't  a /ANALYZE qualifier.  This option allowed the
 header record and data to be displayed.  This option may be added at
 a later date but it currently is incomplete.

   [ Reference file HISTORY.TXT for more information about MISH. ]
