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This is the Directory Menu
A
=
WORK ON A DOCUMENT FILE
B
=
change
disk drives
~ C = delete
Q
file
~
D = tum directory off
(ON)
E
= edit
Q
program
F
=
print
Q
file
G
=
rename
Q
file
H = run
Q
program. •• for:
checking disk space, copying
Q
disk
&
seeing B drive directory
ESC key
= restart software
HELP
key = chmge help level
CTRL (-)
= scroll directory down
CTRL
(=) =
scroll directory up
Y
00
may touch any key shown above.
DIRECTORY of disk A:
TURNING THE DIRECTORY OFF AND ON
The letter D is used to give the turn directory off (ON) command. This command
removes the DIRECTORY from the screen, and returns it to the screen after the
command has been removed. When you press the D key, it will turn the DIRECTORY
off. When you press the D key again, it will turn it back on. We recommend that you
leave the Directory on.
To turn the Directory off or on:
•
Begin with the Directory Menu on the screen
•
Press the D key
(This will turn the Directory OFF if it is on. Or, ON
if
it is off.)
EDITING A PROGRAM
The letter E is used to give the edit a program command. You use this command
when you want to recall any file that is not a document file and edit it using the Word
Processing features. If you work only with document files, you'll have no need for
this com mand.
Some of the word processing features will be different when you edit a program.
1.
There will be no automatic page breaks inserted in the file.
2.
A~tomatic
carrier returns (word wrap) will not be inserted.
3.
Tabs will be set every 8 spaces (and cannot be changed). Tabs will be a
single character (09 hex), as opposed to the multiple spaces entered in
word processing, and will be compatible with CP/M.
4.
Justification will be turned
off~
5.
The status line will show FILE CHARACTER and FILE LINE for the
position of the cursor.
6.
The dot print commands (period in column 1) will not be checked during
editing.
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