Properties; Command > Edit Menu; Cut; Copy - Baum VarioUltra 20 User Manual

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If the message "File could not be saved" appears, this means either that the selected file name
contains invalid characters, or you have selected an invalid save location.
Access the save as dialog more quickly in future by using the shortcut command a+B8B9.

12.1.14 Properties

VarioUltra provides additional information about a file or folder by way of the Properties option in the Command
Menu.
Here are the step-by-step instructions to open file and folder properties:
1. In the file list, use the Navistick to move to the file or folder you wish to inquire about.
2. Open the command menu (S3) and select menu item File > Properties.
3. For files, the following information is provided:
a. Name of the selected file or folder.
b. Path (Save location).
c. File size in bytes; for folders select "Size info".
d. Date: day and time the folder or file was created or saved.
e. File attribute: "Read-only", "hidden", or "system". To change the attribute, press B0 (right thumb
key).
4. For folders, the following information is provided:
a. Size info (varies according to the number and size of files within the folder).
b. Selecting the Size info opens another dialog that shows the size in bytes, along with the number
of subfolders and files.
c. Obtaining information about root directories (Flashdisk, Stick) will also provide details about
available remaining space on the internal storage.
The shortcut command to open the Properties dialog is p+B8B9.
12.2 Command > Edit Menu
The following sections provide step-by-step instructions on the following elements of the Edit Menu:
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Cut, copy, and paste files or folders
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Selecting (highlighting) files or folders
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Find command (search)
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Zip file archive
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Using Anchor positions

12.2.1 Cut

This command is similar to the "Cut" command in the Word Processor. One or more selected files or folders can
be moved from their original position and moved to another location. Unlike the "Delete" command (B9+B7) the file
will not be removed from its current location until it has reached its new location.
Here are the step-by-step instructions for using the Cut command on a file or folder.
1. In the file list, move to the file or folder you wish to cut. Refer to the Highlighting section later in this section
for details on how to select multiple files or folders.
2. Open the command menu (S3) and select menu item Edit > Cut.
3. The selected file(s), folder(s), or highlighted elements are prepared for cutting. A message will confirm this
for you.
4. In the file list, move to the desired location where you wish to paste.
The shortcut command x+B8B9 will activate the Cut command directly.

12.2.2 Copy

This command is similar to the "Copy" command in the Word Processor. One or more selected files or folders can
be copied to another location.
Here are the step-by-step instructions for using the Copy command on a file or folder.
1. In the file list, move to the file or folder you wish to copy. Refer to the Highlighting section later in this
section for details on how to select multiple files or folders.
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