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The *EX command makes the computer perform an *INFO on all
the items in your directory. The result is a display that looks like a
*CAT display, but with the extra *INFO details on each file.
Type:
*EX[RETURN]
EXAMPLE
Type:
*EX[RETURN]
Screen:
ROBERT
Master-disc
Dir. ROBERT
BASIC
WR/
TUNES
DL/
The directory ROBERT contains, in this example, a file called
BASIC and a directory called TUNES.
The *OPT1 command can be used to get on-screen information
about your files as you save or load them.
*OPT1,1 turns this facility on. After entering this
command, file details will come up every time
you save or load.
*OPT1,0 turns the facility off.
EXAMPLE
Type:
*OPT1 ,1 [RETURN]
LOAD"MATHS"[RETURN]
Screen:
MATHS
(014)
Owner
Option 00 (Off)
Lib. LIBRARY
FFFF1200
FFFF8023 000043
01:12:85
000145
00000000
00000000 000200
03:12:85
000153
FFFF1200
FFFF8023
000038
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