Kurzweil K2500 - PERFORMANCE GUIDE REV F PART NUMBER 910251 CHAP 13 Manual page 9

Dir:\||||||||||||Sel:2/23||||Index:|||3|
|||||||||||||||||AXM||||||.KRZ||||122K||
|||||||||||||||||CHIME||||.KRZ|||||42K||
||||File|to|load:DOORS||||.KRZ*||3456K||
|||||||||||||||||JUNE27|||||||(dir)|||||
|||||||||||||||||LONGSMPS|||||(dir)|||||
|Total:21034K||||FLUTE||||.KRZ*||||.5K||
Select||Root||Parent||Open|||OK|||Cancel
the files DOORS.KRZ and FLUTE.KRZ would be loaded.
The Select button will toggle the selection, meaning that if you press Select on a given file, the
asterisk will go on if it is currently off, and vice-versa. Selecting can only be done for files, not
for directories. You can select as many files as you wish using the Select button. There is also a
way to select all files at once, or clear all file selections at once, using a double-press of the
cursor buttons:
Left/Right cursor double-press -> Select All Files
Up/Down cursor double-press -> Clear All Selections
Pressing either the Left or Right cursor individually performs a separate function for finding
directories, described below.
You can only select multiple files from within a single directory. Changing directories clears
any selections.
Once you have selected one or more files, press OK to perform the disk function (in this
example, Load) on all files marked with an asterisk, whether or not they are visible on the
screen. If there are no files marked with an asterisk, the function will operate only on the
highlighted entry, as in earlier versions of the K2500 system software.
The Root soft button returns the listing to the top-level or root directory. If the display is
already at the root directory (as indicated by the Dir: \field on the top line of the display) the
only effect of pressing Root will be reset the file index to1 if there are files in the directory.
The Parent soft button is used to go up one level in the directory hierarchy. If the display is
already at the root directory, this button will have no effect.
The Open soft button performs a different operation depending on the disk function and the
type of file that is currently indexed in the display. In all disk functions, pressing Open on a
subdirectory (indicated by a "(dir)" after the file name) will open that directory, read in and
display the file list.
When a directory is first opened for viewing, the index will be set to one (the first file in the list).
You might notice that the K2500 remembers the index the previous directory you were in before
you pressed Open, so that if you return to that directory by pressing Parent, you are put back
where you were in the list. This index is only remembered for one level down, and therefore is
useful when stepping through a list of subdirectories from a single directory level.
In the Load function, pressing Open for a standard .KRZ file will start the Load Object feature.
This allows selected individual objects from the file to be loaded in to the K2500. If Open is
pressed on a Macro file (.MAC extension), then individual file entries within a macro file can be
selected for loading. Both of these features are explained in great detail below.
For all other functions, if Open is pressed when cursored to a .KRZ or a .MAC file, the object
file or the macro file will be opened for viewing. For instance, pressing Open on a .KRZ file
Disk Mode
File List Dialog
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