The Command Menu; Naming Files - Tandy 600 Owner's Manual

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The Command Menu
The System Manager command menu offers 7 commands: Copy, Delete,
List, Name, Options, Run, and Set. Because it is the most frequently used
command, Run is the proposed (highlighted) response. Choose commands
from the command menu to instruct System Manager to perform file
operations.
To Run an application file, move the highlighted cursor over the
application name or over the name of a data file for the application. Press
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ENTER
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To use a command other than Run, press the space bar and/or 1
BKSP
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place the selection marker over the command, and press I
ENTER
I.
Naming Files
When you create a work file for an application, the first thing you do is
enter a filename for the new file. Valid filenames use the following format:
filename. ext
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filename
extension
a name you choose to identify the file
Type 8 or fewer letters and/or numbers,
including special symbols: $ & % ' ( )
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{ } !
No spaces are allowed.
needed only when an extension follows
a three character extension to identify the
application
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Type 3 or fewer letters and/or numbers,
including special symbols: $ & % ' ( )
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{ } ! No spaces are allowed.
When you are creating a file within an application, the program
automatically adds the appropriate extension. Refer to "Work File
Extensions" for the proper extensions for each application's data files. If
you create an unspecified file or copy a file to the Tandy 600 from another
computer, you may have to add the appropriate extension and/or
restructure the data. Refer to Appendix C.
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