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Chapter 5
f.9/KILL
FUNCTION
Delete a file stored in the RAM.
DESCRIPTION
To use the KILL command:
1
Move the cursor onto the name of the file to be erased and
then press the f.9 Function Key
f.4).
2. The
following
prompt will
appear for confirmation,
where
"xxxxxx.xx" represents the name of the file to be deleted.
KILL xxxxxx.xx SURE?
3. Enter a "Y" and the file will be deleted.
(Use of the
^
Key is not required in this procedure.)
Any file that contains ".BA", ".DO", or ".CO" as the file type can
be the object of a
KILL command.
If a "Y" has been input
correctly after the prompted message appears, the selected file will be
erased from the RAM.
The file name will then be eradicated from
the MENU.
To cancel the execution of the KILL command, input any key other
than a "Y".
EXAMPLE:
To eliminate the "PC8201.D0" file, move the cursor onto the file
name and press the f.9 Function Key:
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