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If you are going to want to search for a particular file name with
the F6 option, it would be a good idea to do a sort first to make
sure the Master List is up to date.
IMPORTANT NOTE! The sort that is performed is a disk-based
sort. The data storage disk needs to be in the proper drive.
F6 - Search For File(s)
This option will find the occurrence of a file name, or any part
of a file name, in the Master List. All occurrences will be displayed
on the screen along with type of file, size of file, name of disk
the file is located on and starting track and sector of file.
F7 — View/Change Disk Name
Use this option to change the name of a disk. Each disk direc
tory added to a particular data storage must have a unique name.
The system will not allow two disks to be cataloged on the same
data storage disk with the same name.
F8 — DOS Options
Selecting this option allows you to perform five DOS functions
without leaving the Disk Organizer; reading a disk directory, scrat
ching a file, validating a disk, formatting a disk, and renaming
a file. For more information on what these functions do, refer to
your disk drive manual.
PRINT/DISPLAY OPTIONS MENU . . .
F1 — Display Single Directory
This option is used to display, on the screen, the file names
of a single directory. Other file information is displayed along with
the file name, including file size, file type, and it's track/sector
location on the disk.
F2 — Print Single Directory
This option is used to print on an 80-column printer all of the
file information of a single directory.
F3 — Print Complete Master List
This option is used to print all the files contained in the Master
List. Each page is numbered, starting at '1 \ Up to 57 file names
are printed on a single page along with the specific file informa
tion for each file name.
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