        DRAW.BAT echos ANSI positioning commands to control the
        screen cursor.  Use the 8,4,2,6 keys to move the cursor, +
        to draw and ESCAPE to quit.

        ECHO for all DOS versions terminates the line in a CR LF
        pair so that the cursor ends up at the beginning of the next
        line.  This doesn't work too well with cursor positioning
        commands, so Horst's QECHO.COM is used to echo these
        commands without this CR LF termination.

        DRAW.BAT is based on a batch file of the same name by Larry
        Nelson.


        DRAWL.BAT kinda grew...
