Controls In The Browse Dialog; Progress Information - Baum VarioUltra 20 User Manual

path and enter another saving location if you wish.
a. When typing the path, be careful to separate the file and folders with backslash.
4. If you want to save the zip file to a location different from that suggested by VarioUltra, select the Browse
option on the display. This will open a further dialog, where you can specify the desired path. Refer to the
section "Elements of the Browse Dialog When Zipping" for details about the browse dialog.
5. Confirm the "OK" option to start the unzip procedure. If the zip archive is protected by password, a dialog
opens to enter the password. The controls of the password dialog are described below.
6. The zipping procedure starts and a dialog opens, providing progress information. Depending on the file or
folder size, creating the zip archive may take some time. The progress dialog informs you how many files
are zipped, the name of the current zipped file, and after the process has finished, information about the
time taken.
7. When the progress information gives the message "Finished", the zip archive is created and you can close
the dialog with "OK".
Controls found in the Password Dialog:
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Edit box "password" is where you enter the password that was given when creating the archive, and which
protects the data of the zip archive. The password is shown in a secure mode.
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Info field "File" shows the name of the file in the zip archive, which is protected by the password.
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"OK" option on the braille display, closes the password dialog. If you have entered the correct password it
starts the unzipping procedure. If you have entered the wrong password, you are returned to the edit box
"password".
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"Skip file" option on the braille display, if you do not know the correct password of the file, you can skip to
the next file of the zip archive. Files of an archive can sometimes have different passwords; make sure to
enter the correct one.
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"Cancel" option on the braille display closes the dialog without unzipping the archive.
You may use the shortcut command u+B8B9 to open the password dialog in future.

12.4.7 Controls in the Browse Dialog

This section explains about the different controls in the "Browse Dialog" when unzipping, along with a
general description of the second Browse Dialog. When you confirm the "browse" option in the unzip
dialog a dialog with the following controls opens:
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Folders list. Provides access to the folder in which the decompressed files of the archive will be saved.
Move up/down or left/right to select the desired folder or subfolder
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Note: With command B9+B4B6 or D4D6 you can leave the list and move to the other controls of
the dialog.
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Info field "Path" presents the selected saving location.
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"New folder" option opens a dialog with options to create a new sub-folder within the current selected
folder. This allows you to save the unzipped files of the zip archive to this folder.
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As a reminder, you can also accomplish this task within the File menu, New Folder option.
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"OK" option closes the browse dialog and presents the selected saving location (path) in the "unzip to
folder" edit box of the unzip dialog.
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"Cancel" option closes the browse dialog without making any changes.

12.4.8 Progress Information

While a zip or unzip procedure is running, progress information is provided in an extra dialog. This dialog is
opened automatically when starting the procedure. Or you can open the dialog in the command menu (S3) and
selecting Tools > Zip Progress.
The progress dialog presents the following controls:
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Info field "Progress" shows information about the zipping or unzipping progress. When finished you get
information about the needed time.
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Note: If the message returns with 0 seconds it is very likely that the zipping or unzipping has
failed.
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Info field "file processed" (only presented while a zipping or unzipping procedure is running). When zipping
you get the name of the file that is currently compressed in the zip archive. When unzipping you get the
name of the file, which is currently decompressed.
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"Zip File" option shows the name and saving location of the zip archive, which is currently being
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