Program: LINES.COM Author: John Wilson Date: 03-Apr-2002 Description: LINES is a small program which quickly counts the number of lines or pages in text file(s). Any number of filenames and/or wildcards may be given as command line parameters, separated by spaces or tabs. If no parameters are given, the standard input is used. If more than one file is counted, a total is given for all files. There are "-L" and "-P" switches which specify whether lines or pages are being counted, each switch applies to all filenames which follow until the next switch. Note that if a single invocation counts lines in some files and pages in others, the total given will be the sum of both, which is probably useless. Long filenames are supported on Windows 9x and later. Filespecs may be enclosed in quotes (either " or ') in case they contain blanks.