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Transferring Files: A PC and the HP 95LX
1. Establish the Connectivity Pack linkage, making sure that the Fileris running
on both the PC (IBM-compatible) and HP 95LX and that there's a split screen.
2. Using the HP 95LX (the client), find the files you wish to transfer. Use the («]
and (») keys to switch back and forth between the Local and Remot e Filer
screens as needed, and the (¥) and (a) keys to highlight files and directories
within a screen. Highlighting a directory and pressing
makes that
directory the current one.
3. Highlight each file you wish to transfer and then press
(IIE) to markit.
4. Moveto the other screen (>) or (€)) and display the directory in which you want
to put the transferred files.
5. Switch back to the screen with the tagged files, and press (F2) (MEE)
6. Make sure transfer is as you wish and then press [ENTER].
7. Once you've finished with the file transfer (and any others you may wantto do),
press (F7) to toggle off the split screen and then press
(L
disconnect the remote PC.
Transferring Multiple Files
You can transfer a group offiles at once, as long as they're located in the same
directory. All you need are a few file-tagging commands. To select multiple files,
use the arrow keys to highlight each one in turn and press
(IEF). You will
see a little diamond (#) to the left of each tagged file. If you have a lot offiles to
tag, it may be easier to use one of the following shortcuts:
Tags the highlighted file and all following files in the current directory.
Tags the highlighted file and all preceding files in the current directory.
Tags all files in the current directory.
Notice that
(F9)) works as a toggle (pressing
when a highlighted file is
untagged will tag it; pressing
when thefile is already tagged will untag it).
Normally, the Palmtop erases all tags automatically after anyfile operation (copy,
move, delete, or print) is completed. But just to be sure, you can always untag all
files in the current directory by pressing (ALT)}{F9).
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