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To list more than one file (but not all), use wildcards
(*
and
?).
Refer to
"Using Wildcard Characters" for more information.
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Prints a list of all Word files.
Name
to:
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Use the Name command to rename a file.
I. Use the arrow keys to place the cursor on the file you wish to rename.
2. Press []] for the Name command. The screen shows:
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d: filename, ext
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4. Press I
ENTER
I. The file is renamed.
Renames all Word files to include the .DAT extension. The files in
this example become: LETTER.DAT and MEMO.DAT.
To rename more than one file at a time, use wildcards
(?
and
*).
Refer to
"Using Wildcard Characters" for more information on wildcard
characters.
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MEMO.WRD
NAME file: t.WRD
LETTER.WRD
The proposed filename is the file highlighted by the cursor. Type a
filename to rename a different file. Include a disk drive designation, or
"name," (A: ) to rename a disk file.
3. Press I
TAB
I. At the to: prompt, type a new filename. Be sure to include
an appropriate file extension. Ifno extension is added, the renamed file
is regarded as an unspecified data file. Include a disk drive name (A: ) to
save the file back to disk.
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