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Maximum File Size
When copying one file to another, the file to which you are copying often
contains additional information, such as formatting instructions or margin
specifications, not stored in the original file. Therefore, it is possible to run
out of space while copying a file even though it contains less than the
maximum 64K bytes of information.
When the maximum file size is reached, the copy procedure stops. The
screen shows:
Output file too large
If you see this message, delete any unnecessary data from the original file,
then copy it again.
Delete
Use the Delete command to erase one or more files from memory or from a
diskette.
To delete a file:
I. Use the arrow keys to place the cursor on the file you wish to delete.
2. Press
[QJ
for the Delete command. The screen shows:
DELETE
+
i
1
e:
d: filename. ext
•
The proposed filename is the file highlighted by the cursor. (The drive
designation, or "name," appears only for disk files.) Type a filename to
delete a different file. Include a disk drive name (A: ) to delete a file
from disk.
3. Press I
ENTER
I. The file is deleted.
DELETE +ile: A:LETTER.WRDI
Deletes the Word file, LETTER, from disk.
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