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FILE CONTROL TASKS
FIX
9-12
Table 9-11. File command information
Parameter
n
m
The Grand total of n sectors in m files message is
displayed when all the parameters on the FILE command are
satisfied.
n
m
If during the search of the system file directories, file catalogs are
found to contain no files, this information is saved until all the
parameters of the FILE command have been completed. The No
files in type file-type message displays.
Example FILE DP0: *.SYS/SORT, SYSFIL.TMP
This command creates a file called "SYSFIL.TMP" which lists all the
SYS files on the DP0: disk. The filenames in SYSFIL.TMP are sorted
in alphabetical order, and SYSFIL.TMP is displayed on the screen. If
the screen display of the sorted records is interrupted, then the
created file "SYSFIL.TMP" lists only the displayed file names.
Use this command to modify licensed and standard fonts and logos
and to format the font/logo matrix for the configured imaging
hardware.
FIX [ file-id.file-type | file-id [, file-id ...]]
Syntax
Parameters Table 9-12 shows the syntax parameters of the FIX command.
Table 9-12. Parameters of the FIX (modify font or logo file)
Parameter
file-id
file-type
Description
The sum of the FSIZE field for all the files of a file-
type requested by a parameter on the FILE
command.
A decimal number that represents the number of
files for the given file-type .
The sum of the FSIZE field for all the files
requested by the parameter string of the FILE
command.
A decimal number that represents the total
number of files requested by the parameter string
of the FILE command
command
Description
Refers to the name of a file and the file directory
(must be FNT or LGO) in which it resides, in the
form file-name.file-type . (Masking can be used for
this application.)
Specifies the file directory type (must be FNT or
LGO) on which the fix process is performed.
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