Free - Kurzweil K2000 - MUSICIANS GUIDE Musician's Manual

Disk Mode
Disk Utilities
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The Þles are listed in the order that they appear on the disk, unalphabetized. The traversal
order of the directories is the same one that is also used for the Backup function.

Free

The Free utility calculates the amount of free space on the current disk and displays the result
on the Disk Utilities page. This may take a small amount of time to calculate, depending on the
drive.
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The parameters tell you the following:
Used
Free
Total
For SCSI drives, if the current disk was formatted on a PC or a Mac in MS-DOS format and
contains at least one primary partition, you will see the "(DOS)" indicator on the top line. Using
this format is described in the section on "MS-DOS compatibility".
For ßoppy drives, the density (HD or DD) will be displayed. All K2vx ßoppy disks are MS-
DOS format compatible.
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Display the disk from the top level, meaning that all of the Þles on the disk will
appear in the scrollable list.
Set the display to the level of the highlighted Þle or directory.
For example, scrolling to JSBACH.KRZ in the above list, and pressing Down ,
would focus the list on the contents of the TRUMPETS directory.
Set the display up one directory level.
Exit to the Disk Mode page, setting the current directory and Þle index to the
location of the highlighted Þle or directory.
Exit back to the Disk Mode page. The current directory is unchanged.
The percentage of the disk that is taken up by the existing information stored on it.
The amount of disk space available for new Þles.
The size of the disk. This will be the size of the usable partition if MS-DOS format.