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Select Drivesêé]Select Drives$Yåÿ^Vÿ Using Dialog Boxes	Help for the Norton Desktop is always available. When you are
first getting familiar with the Norton Desktop, you will find
it helpful to choose Index from the Help menu. It displays a
list of topics, at least one of which provides background and
introductory material.

Whenever you are using a dialog box and you want instructions
on how to proceed, press ^BF1^B. When you've got a menu pulled
down, you can move the highlight to any item and press ^BF1^B for
help on that item.

^Bÿ@Ä^b
^BThe Help Screen^B 
Ûÿß Help ÿßÛÿ 
Û  Title of This Help Topicÿ Ûÿ  On short topics
Û Ûÿ$ßÛ Ûÿ Û that can't scroll
Û Û Some useful help is in here.ÿ Û Ûÿ Û the scroll bar
Û Ûÿ$  Ûÿ  looks like this.
Û Û It describes ^B[Buttons]^B and ^BKeys^Bÿ Û Ûÿ 
Û Û and ^BÄÄDialog Control GroupsÿÄ^B and ÛÿÄ Use ^B^B and ^B^B to
Û Û it has plenty of tips and hints.ÿ ° Ûÿ scroll topic. With
Û Ûÿ$ ° Ûÿ a mouse, drag the
Û Û Use ^BTab^B to highlight a ^hhyperlink^h,  ° Ûÿ slide down and up.
Û Û then select [Go To] (press ^BG^B)³for   Û 
Û Û more information. With aÿ Àÿ	Ä Hyperlinks, shown in
Û Û mouse, ^hdouble-click the hyperlink^h. Û Û  a contrasting color,
Û ÿ&ß Û  expand to another
Û ^B[GoTo]^B  [Go ^BB^Back]  [^BI^Bndex]  [^BC^Bancel]ÿ Û  topic.
ÿß³ÿ
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^BEnter^B willÿ ³Press  ³ÿ ^BEsc^B is ALWAYS
activate the  À^BB^B  or  À^BI^Bÿ the same as 
highlightedÿ or pointÿ selecting [Cancel]. 
button.ÿ and click.ÿ 
ÿ3 
ÿ Note: On a monochrome display, the highlighted
ÿ	 command button will look like ^B Index ^B

If you're having problems, please check the manual first. If
you still have questions, Symantec provides excellent telephone
support. The technical support numbers are listed in the back
of the manual.

  With the Keyboardÿ
 Û  With a Mouse
ÿ ßÛÿß
^BTo access help:^Bÿ Û
ÿ * Press F1ÿ Û * Press F1 for context-
ÿ  Ûÿ sensitive help
^BTo exit help:^Bÿ Û
ÿ * Press Esc or selectÿ Û * Click [Cancel]
ÿ [Cancel] or press Cÿ Ûÿ 
ÿ  Û
^BTo select a help topic:^Bÿ	 Û
ÿ * Select [Index] or press I  Û * Click [Index]
ÿ * Press Tab or Shift+Tab to  Û * Double-click the topic
ÿ highlight a topicÿ
 Û
ÿ * Select [Go To] or press G  Û
ÿ  Û
^BTo scroll through a topic:^Bÿ Û
ÿ * Use  and  or pressÿ Û * Drag the slide on the
ÿ Home End PgUp PgDnÿ	 Ûÿ scroll bar or click the
ÿ  Ûÿ arrows at top and bottom
^BTo select a button:^Bÿ
 Ûÿ 
ÿ * Press the accented letter  Û * Click the button
ÿ in the button or useÿ Û
ÿ  and  to highlightÿ Û
ÿ button and press Enterÿ Û
ÿ  Û
^BTo expand a hyperlink:^Bÿ
 Û
ÿ * Press Tab or Shift+Tabÿ Û * Double-click the hyperlink
ÿ to highlight text in aÿ Ûÿ text
ÿ contrasting color orÿ Û * Click [Go Back] to return
ÿ intensityÿ Û 
ÿ * Select [Go To] or press G  Û
ÿ * Select [Go Back] orÿ Û 
ÿ press B to returnÿ
 Û
Hyperlinks are words or phrases that expand to give more 
information. Each potential hyperlink is displayed in a
contrasting color or intensity. When selected, the hyperlink
text is reversed.

After selecting ^B[^BG^Bo To]^B (press G) or double-clicking on
the hyperlink itself, you are in the expanded topic. The
links can go several levels deep. If you become hyperactive
and get lost, you can always select ^B[^BI^Bndex]^B (press I).

To return to previous topic, select ^B[Go ^BB^Back]^B (press B).
Do it now.
Whenever a Norton Desktop application prompts you to enter a
filename, you can select the ^B[Browse]^B button and use this handy
dialog box to locate a file or directory and avoid typing a
long pathname.

Enter aÿ ÿ%Û
filename^BÿÄ¿^Bÿ Û Press Ctrl+
or^BÄ¿^Bÿ Û  Fileÿ [*.*ÿ.]ÿ  OK ÿ Û or click prompt
ÿ ^B³^Bÿ Û  Drive  [C: MYDISK ]ÿ CANCELÿ Û button to change
ÿ ^B³^Bÿ Û  Pathÿ D:\NDÿ ^BÀÿÄ^B drives.
highlight  Û  ÿÛ Dirs ÿÛÿ ÿÛ Files ÿÛ  Û
directory  Û  Û ^B..^Bÿ ³Ûÿ Û ep.exeÿ ³Û  Û
and press ^BÿÄ^B dosÿ ³°Ûÿ Û image.exe³°Û^BÿÄ^B Highlight file
Enter toÿ Û  Û ndÿ ³Ûÿ Û read.me  ³Û  Û and press Enter
change the Û  ÿßÿ ÿß  Û or double-click
directory. ÿ%ß with a mouse to
Or, double-click with a mouse.ÿ select file.
ÿ ^BNote:^B Select ^B..^B (the parent
ÿ directory) to move one level
ÿ higher in the directory tree.

To use the Norton Desktop configuration program, highlight
the desired option and press Enter. Press ^BF1^B at any time for
detailed help with the dialog boxes.

 ^h How to use Helpÿ ^h
 ^h Using Dialog Boxes ^h 
 ÿÄ
 ^h Video and Mouseÿ ^h Screen colors, number of screen lines,
ÿ graphical effects, and mouse control
 ^h Temporary Filesÿ ^h Directories for Temp and Swap files
 ^h Passwordsÿ
 ^h Prevent unauthorized use of desktop tools
 ^h Startup Programsÿ ^h Configure disk safety programs, Norton
ÿ Cache, and Scheduler
 ^h Quitÿ ^h All done!
The Norton Desktop needs to create and delete temporary files
as part of its file management operations, and swap portions
of code in and out of memory.

Although Norton Desktop automatically selects appropriate
directories to write swap and temp files, you can speed up
operations a bit by specifying a RAM disk. If you choose to
do this, make sure you have at least a 1M RAM disk available.

ÿAÄ
^BSwap Files Directory: [ÿ.]^B

^BTemporary Files Directory: [ÿ.]^B

Enter the complete path, including the drive designation. Or,
save typing (and possible errors) by using the [Browse] button to
bring up the ^hSelect Directory^h dialog box.
The tools provided with Norton Desktop have the power to do
great good, but also great harm if not used properly. With this
dialog box, you can restrict access to the tools that could
possibly do damage through improper use -- including from the
DOS prompt. This may be of particular importance if other people
will be using your computer, or if you oversee other people's
computer use.

The password is a system-level password that is in effect any
time a protected program is accessed.

ÿ ^BNote:^B Only one password can be set for all protected
ÿ	 programs. 

^BTo password-protect the tools:^B
  1 Highlight a tool in the list box and press ^BSpacebar^B to
ÿ select it (a checkmark appears).
  2 Repeat for all desired tools.
  3 Select [Set Password] and enter the password.
  4 Select [Cancel] to exit the dialog.

^BTo remove the password:^B
  * Select [Set Password] but leave New Password blank.

ÿAÄ
^B[Set Password]^B  
  Displays the ^hSet Password^h dialog box, which lets you set or
  remove the password for the selected programs.

^B[Protect All]^Bÿ 
  Selects all programs in the list box.

^B[Remove All]^B
  Deselects all programs in the list box.

^B[Cancel]^B
  Closes this dialog box.
This dialog box lets you establish, change, or remove password
protection for the selected tools.

ÿAÄ
^BOld Password: [ÿ
.]^B
  If a password already exists, type it into this text box and
  press ^BEnter^B. If you don't know the current password, the road
  ends here.

^BNew Password: [ÿ
.]^B
  Type the new password and press ^BEnter^B.

  To disable an existing password, leave the New Password text
  box blank and press ^BEnter^B. You are asked to confirm that you
  want to remove the password.

^BConfirm New Password: [ÿ
.]^B
  Retype the new password and press ^BEnter^B. The second time is to
  make sure you didn't enter it incorrectly the first time.
Several components of the Norton Desktop can be run from your
AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files. This way, they are active
every time you start your computer.
ÿAÄ
  ^BDiagnose Disk Problems^Bÿ Runs a quick test of your
ÿ disks by Norton Disk Doctor
  ^BSave Disk Format Data^Bÿ Takes a snapshot of your 
ÿ disks' vital system information
ÿ with Image
  ^BScan Drives for Viruses^Bÿ Runs Norton AntiVirus on startup
  ^BStart Desktop^Bÿ Starts with Norton Desktop
ÿ instead of the DOS prompt
  ^BStart SmartCan^Bÿ So you can recover deleted files
  ^BStart Scheduler/Screen Saver^B So you can run Scheduler
ÿ and the Screen Saver
  ^BStart Norton Cache^Bÿ Dramatically speeds up disk
ÿ access
  ^BStart Norton AntiVirus^Bÿ For continuous virus protection
ÿAÄ
^BTo put a startup program in your AUTOEXEC.BAT or CONFIG.SYS:^B
  * Highlight your choice and press ^BSpacebar^B to select. If
ÿ further startup configuration is needed, the proper
ÿ configuration dialog box appears automatically. A checkmark
ÿ appears before each selected program.

^BTo remove a startup program from your AUTOEXEC.BAT or CONFIG.SYS:^B
  * Highlight a checkmarked program and press ^BSpacebar^B to
ÿ deselect.

^BTo reconfigure a startup program:^B
  * Highlight a checkmarked program and select [Configure].
ÿ This command button is available only if the highlighted
ÿ choice has configuration options.

Repeat procedure for each desired program and then select [Save].
Remember, you must restart your computer for any changes to take
effect.
ÿAÄ
^B[ ] Add Directory to Path^B

^B[ ] Set ND Environment Variable^B
  These two check boxes, which are checked by default, determine
  whether the Norton Desktop and its tools can be run from any
  directory. Leave them checked unless you are an expert and know
  what you are doing.

^B[Save]^Bÿ 
  Saves the specified startup configuration.

^B[Cancel]^Bÿ 
  Exits without making any changes.

^B[Configure]^B  
  Is available only if the highlighted program has startup
  configuration options.

^B[Edit]^Bÿ 
  Lets you verify or change placement of command lines in your
  CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files.

,
Use this dialog box to specify what NAV does when you start your
computer. You can begin your work day fearlessly.

  ^BNote:^B The Scan Drives for Viruses option makes sure your
  disks are OK before you start working. The Start Norton
  AntiVirus option helps insure that viruses do not gain a
  foothold during your work day.
ÿ, 
Press Spacebar to cycle through the options or click the desired
option with a mouse.
ÿAÄ
^B( ) Scan Selected Drives for Viruses^B
  If you choose the third option, use the [^hSelect Drives^h]
  command button to specify which drives are scanned when you
  start your computer.
This dialog box configures the level of protection NAV offers
against viral infection, after your computer is started.

The options are listed in order of decreasing safety (and
decreasing time overhead). On a fast machine, you won't notice
NAV working. On a slow machine, you might want to lessen your
protection if you run different programs frequently. 

If you regularly download files from bulletin boards or receive
disks from your cohorts, choose the first option.

  ^BNote:^B The Scan Drives for Viruses option makes sure your
  disks are OK before you start working. The Start Norton
  AntiVirus option helps ensure that viruses do not gain a
  foothold during your work day.
ÿ5 
Press ^BSpacebar^B to cycle through the options or click the desired
option with a mouse. Select [OK] (Alt+O) when done.
This dialog lets you account for personal taste. You can change
screen colors, the number of lines on the screen, the display
mode, and the behavior of your mouse.

  ^bNote:^b Changes made here affect colors and options for ALL
  programs that comprise the Norton Desktop. You can also access
  this dialog from the Configure menu on the Norton Desktop.

Press ^BCtrl^B+^B^B or click the prompt button with a mouse to choose
from a drop-down list box such as:  ^BScreen Colors: [ÿ
.]^B

Press ^BSpacebar^B or click check box ^B[ ]^B with a mouse to check or
uncheck options.

ÿAÄ
^BÿÄ Screen Options ÿÄ^B
These options control the display.

^BScreen Colors: [ÿ
.]^B
  Select from various aesthetically pleasing sets of screen
  colors for the one that looks best on your monitor. If you
  don't like any of the pre-set color sets, select the
  [^hCustomize Colors^h] command button to change any
  component of the screen.

  ^bWarning^b: With some combinations of settings and monitors,
  you won't be able to see the highlight.

^BDisplay Lines: [ÿ
.]^B
  On EGA and VGA monitors, you can change the number of lines
  that appear on the screen. 

^BDisplay Mode: [ÿ
.]^B
  The Norton Desktop redefines characters to get a graphical
  look. Select how radio buttons, check boxes, dialog boxes, and
  the mouse pointer look on ^bEGA and VGA screens^b only. Pick
  ^BAll Graphical Controls^B for the look of the 90's.

  ^bNote:^b On Monochrome and CGA screens, you will always have
  the "Standard" setup.

^B[ ] Zooming Boxes^B
ÿ Checked by default, this option causes dialog boxes and
ÿ windows to "open up" from the center of the screen. On slower
ÿ PCs, you may prefer otherwise.

^B[ ] Solid Background^B
  This option switches the background desktop area between
  speckled or a single solid color.  

^B[ ] Button Arrows^B
  This option places arrowheads to help distinguish the active
  command button in a dialog box. Check this if you prefer
  [^b^C10 Command ^C11^b] to [^b Command ^b]

^B[ ] Block Cursor^B
  This check box determines the style of the cursor. When
  this is checked, the cursor is flashing block. When the box
  is not checked, the cursor is a flashing underscore.  

^BÿÄ Mouse Options ÿÄ^B
Use these options train your mouse to behave.

^BDouble-click: [ÿ
.]^B
  This list box determines how rapidly you must double-click the
  mouse to initiate an action. If you are new to a mouse, try
  selecting Slow. Hip cats might prefer Fast.

^BSensitivity: [ÿ
.]^B
  These choices determine how far the mouse cursor on the screen
  moves for a corresponding roll on the User Desktop.

^BAcceleration: [ÿ
.]^B
  This setting controls mouse speed. The further you move the
  mouse, the faster the mouse cursor moves. If you are new to a
  mouse, None gives you the greatest control.

^B[ ] Graphical Mouse^B
  This displays the mouse cursor as a small arrow on graphic
  monitors. Uncheck this for a larger, block cursor.

^B[ ] Left-handed Mouse^B
  Check this to reverse the common usage of the mouse buttons. If
  you check this option, then remember to Click-Left, even when
  the documentation says to Click-Right.

^B[ ] Fast Mouse Reset^B
  This option cuts down on the delay experienced on a full
  mouse reset, making the Desktop come to life faster. Leave this
  checked unless you experience trouble with the mouse.

^B[ ] Enter Moves Focus^B
  This option is for people who press Enter expecting to move to
  the next line, but wind up accepting the whole dialog. It makes
  the Enter key behave like the Tab key in a dialog box: press
  Enter to jump to the next control group. Press Ctrl+Enter to
  accept the dialog.


Use this dialog to paint the Norton Desktop with any colors you
desire. All screen components are listed in the left panel and 
displayed in the right panel. 

To customize colors:
  1 Highlight the element you wish to change in the left panel.
  2 Select [^hColor^h] to bring up the Color list box and
ÿ make your choice.
  3 Make your color choice from the listing and select [OK]. The
ÿ new color combination is displayed in the right panel.

If you get carried away, you can always select [Default] to
return to the factory preset colors.
The Color dialog box displays all available screen colors. Use
^b^b and ^b^b to select either foreground or background and then use
^b^C1A^b and ^b^C1B^b to choose the color. The selected color combination
is displayed for your approval.

With a mouse, just click on the desired color.
ÿAÄ
^B[OK]^Bÿ Accepts selected color combination (or just press
ÿ
 Enter).
^B[Cancel]^B  Backs out of the dialog without making a change (or
ÿ
 just press Esc).
^B[Default]^B Restores the default color setting (Alt+D).
Exits Norton the Desktop configuration program. If you've made
changes with the Statup Programs option, you must reboot for the
changes to take effect.
Most disk I/O time is spent waiting for data to come from the
disk. If you have recently read that same data, Norton Cache
eliminates the delay entirely. In fact, Norton Cache
anticipates your future data needs and has the data ready,
even before you ask for it. The speed increase is quite
dramatic.

If this dialog box is a complete mystery to you, just make sure
that the ^BLoad from AUTOEXEC.BAT^B option is selected in the first
box. Then click [OK] or press Alt+O. The cache will be loaded
with a preset configuration that is appropriate for most users.

If you want to fine-tune the cache for a specific environment,
you can select the [^hAdvanced^h] button to control buffering
operations precisely. This is optional.

ÿAÄ
^BÿÄ Loading ÿÄ^B
The command to load the Norton Cache can be placed in either
your CONFIG.SYS file or your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. The main
difference between the two methods is that if the cache is
loaded from AUTOEXEC.BAT, it can be removed from memory with
a command-line switch.

If you are not sure which method is appropriate for you,
configure the Norton Cache to load from AUTOEXEC.BAT.

^BÿÄ High Memory ÿÄ^B
The Norton Cache can be loaded in either high memory or
conventional memory (below 640K). In order to use high memory,
you must be using an extended memory manager (XMS) such as
EMM386 or QEMM. If you are not sure whether your system
supports high memory, choose it anyway. If the cache cannot be
successfully loaded in high memory, it will be loaded in
conventional memory.

^BÿÄ Cache Options ÿÄ ^B
These two check boxes control cache behavior.

^B[ ] Cache Floppy Drives A: and B:^B (Not Recommended)
  Caching floppy drives can be a dangerous practice: you might
  remove a disk while data is still being cached and before it is
  written to disk. If you choose to cache floppy drives, be sure
  to flush the cache (the /F switch) before you change diskettes.

^B[ ] Enable IntelliWrites^B (Disk Writes in the Background) 
  Check this so that IntelliWrites are enabled. Norton Cache will
  allow the currently running application to continue executing
  in the foreground while it performs the actual disk writing in
  the background.
  
^BÿÄ  Memory Usage ÿÄ ^B
Norton Cache can use expanded, extended, or conventional DOS
memory. Select the desired type of memory to use for the cache
with the option buttons.

The second column in this box shows the total amount available
for each type of memory on your system. In the third column,
you specify how much of it use when running under DOS.

If you use Extended memory for the cache and you also use
Windows, you can enter the minimum amount of memory Norton Cache
should retain for its own use when running Windows in enhanced
mode. If you don't use Windows, enter 0 for this amount. If you
are not using Extended memory, this option is unavailable.

The rules for specifying cache memory amounts are:

  * Don't use conventional memory unless you don't have expanded
ÿ or extended memory and you are performing disk-intensive work
ÿ (such as a database application) ^Band^B the program is not too
ÿ large (under 300K) ^Band^B you don't use any other memory-
ÿ resident programs. In short, using conventional memory for
ÿ the cache is not a good idea.
  * If you don't use any other programs that require expanded or
ÿ extended memory, use it all for the cache. More is better. If
ÿ you use such program, adjust accordingly.
  * If you use Windows and have a lot of Extended memory, you can
ÿ retain some for the cache (for example, with 4ÿ0K or 4M
ÿ retain 1ÿ0K for the cache). If you you only have 2M, don't
ÿ retain any for the cache.
Fine-tune the Norton Cache with this dialog box. You can either
specify precise buffering options or choose from the set of
factory-balanced settings in the Optimize box.

ÿAÄ
^BÿÄ  Buffering ÿÄ^B
This group of options lets you precisely define the behavior
of the cache for maximum performance.

^BSize of the Read-ahead Buffer: [8.] KBytes^B
  Set the maximum size of the Read-Ahead buffer from 8 to
  64K in 1K increments. A value of 0 disables the Read-Ahead
  buffer.

^BSize of the Write-back Buffer: [8.] KBytes^B
  Set the maximum size of the Write-Back buffer from 8 to
  64K in 1K increments. A value of 0 disables the write-back
  buffer.

^BSize of Cache Buffer Blocks: [ÿ.] Bytes^B
  Specify the cache buffer block size: 512, 1024, 2048,
  4096, or 8192 bytes.
ÿ6 
^BDelay Before Sectors are Written: [..].[..] Seconds^B
  Set the delay before sectors are written to disk. The range
  is 0 to 59 seconds in the format ss:hh (seconds and 
  hundreths of a second).

^B[ ] Don't Wait for Write-back to Display DOS Prompt^B
  Check this to speed up operations a bit. This option determines
  whether the cache will wait for all writes to be completed
  before returning control to the DOS prompt.

^B[ ] Wait for Disk Writes (Multi-tasking Off)^B
  Check this if you are running Windows or another multi-tasking
  product to prevent cache problems.

^BÿÄ Optimize ÿÄ^B
As an alternative to specifying individual buffering options,
you can choose from a set of balanced, preset buffering values
designed to optimize the cache for Speed, Efficiency, or Memory.
These options are particularly handy if you need to change the
behavior of the cache for varying work situations.
You can verify or change placement of command lines for startup
programs in your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files.

^BTo select a file:^B
  1 Press ^BAlt^B+^BF^B to select the Files drop-down list box.
  2 Press ^BCtrl^B+^B^B or click the prompt button to pick a file.

^BTo move a line:^B
  1 Highlight a line in the list box.
  2 Press ^BSpacebar^B to select it. Two arrowheads indicate the
ÿ selected line.
  3 Use ^B^B and ^B^B to move the line to the new location.
  4 Press ^BEnter^B to drop it in place.

^BTo delete a line:^B
  * Highlight a line in the list box and select [Delete] (Alt+E).
Use this handy dialog box to specify a directory and avoid
typing a long pathname. Select [OK] (Alt+O) when done.

Enter the  ÿ$Û
path here,^Bÿ
Ä¿^Bÿ Û 
or ^BÄ¿^Bÿ Û  Path:  [C:\NDÿ.]ÿ  OK ÿ Û Press ^BCtrl^B+^B^B
ÿ ^B³^Bÿ Û  Drive: [C: My Disk ]  CANCELÿ Û or click prompt
ÿ ^B³^Bÿ Ûÿ ^BÀÿÄ^B button to change
highlight  Û  ÿÛ Subdirectories ÿÛÿ Û drives.
directory  Û  Û \ÿ ³Ûÿ Û
and press  Û  Û NDÿ ³Û ^Bÿ	Ä^B Use ^B^B and ^B^B to
^BEnter^B toÿ Û  Ûÿ CALENDARÿ	 ³°Ûÿ Û scroll list. With
select the^BÿÄ^B DATAÿ ³Ûÿ Û a mouse, drag the
directory. Û  ÿßÿ Û slide down or up.
Or,ÿ ÿ$ß 
double-click with a mouse.
This dialog box appears whenever you need to specify disk
drives. 
ÿ
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Highlightÿ Ûÿ" Û 
drive andÿ Û  ÿÛ Drives  ÿÛÿ Û Click ^B[OK]^B or
pressÿ Û  Ûÿ
 ³Ûÿ  OK  ^BÿÄ^Bpress ^BAlt^B+^BO^B
^BSpacebar^B to ^BÿÄ^B C: Localÿ ³Û^BÄÄ¿^Bÿ CANCELÿ Û when done.
select orÿ Û  Û D: Localÿ ³°Û ^B³^Bÿ
 Û 
deselect.ÿ Û  Ûÿ
 ³Û ^B³^Bÿ
 Û
Or,ÿ
 Û  ÿß ^B³^Bÿ
 Û
double-click ÿß^B³^Bÿß 
with a mouse.ÿ Use ^B^B and ^B^B to scroll list. With a
ÿ mouse, ^Bdrag^B the slide down or up.
This dialog box lets you specify which drives are selected
either by individual drive or by drive type.

^BTo specify particular drives:^B
  * Use the ^bDrives^b list to highlight the drive(s) you wish to
ÿ display and then press ^BSpacebar^B to select (or deselect) it. 
  Or,
  * Double-click on a drive.

^BTo specify drives by drive type:^B
  Check any combination of the ^BDrive Types^B options: All Floppy
  Drives, All Local Drives, or All Network Drives.

Select [OK] when done.
A dialog box is any screen or panel that accepts some sort of
input. With the mouse, dialog boxes are a breeze to use; just
point to anything and ^bClick^b.

With the keyboard, there are a few things to learn, but the 
two basics rules are:

  * Press ^bTab^b or ^BShift^B+^BTab^B to move between groups.
  * Press and hold ^BAlt^B and then press any highlighted 
ÿ ^BL^Better for an ^BAlt^B+^Bkey^B accelerator sequence.

There are several different types of ^bcontrols^b used in the
dialog boxes. They come in ^bgroups^b. One group is always the
^bfocus^b (the area where the keyboard will have an effect).
ÿ>Ä
^BCommand buttons^B are the action controls. They cause things to
happen right away.ÿ 
ÿ. 
The command button with the highlight is the  ^B[  OK  ]^B
^bdefault action^b. Regardless of the cursorÿ 
position, that button will execute when youÿ [^BC^Bancel]
press ^bEnter^b. All command buttons are always  
in the same group; use ^bTab^b to get to any one  [ ^BE^Bdit ]
of them, then use ^b^b ^b^b ^b^C1b^b ^b^C1a^b to highlight one
and press ^bEnter^b. With a mouse, just ^Bclick^B the button.

  ^bTip:^b  Don't bother moving to the ^b[Cancel]^b button.
ÿ Just press ^bEsc^b; it's exactly the same.

On monochrome displays, the highlighted
button has button arrows and looks likeÿ ^B Next ^B

 ÿÄ Every control, including command buttons, contains an
ÿ emphasized letter. Press ^BAlt^B+^BL^Better to immediately
ÿ activate the control.

^BFile Name: [^Bread.meÿ.^B]^Bÿ A ^BText Box^B lets you input
ÿßÿ text. It often starts out with
 Press ^BTab^B or ^BShift^B+^BTab^Bÿ a default value that you can
 to move to a differentÿ change. Use ^B^C1B^B and ^B^C1A^B to move
 control.ÿ around and edit.

^BDrive: [C: My Diskÿ ]^Bÿ A ^BDrop-down List Box^B lets
ÿßÿ you select one of several
 With a mouse, clickÿ items. It starts with a 
 the ^Bprompt button^B ÿÄ¿ÿ default value that can change. 
 on the right side toÿ ^B^Bÿ Press ^BCtrl^B+^B^B to drop down 
 drop down the list;ÿ the list, highlight your 
 double-click to select.ÿ choice, and press ^BEnter^B.

^BCommand: [^Bimageÿ.^B]^Bÿ A ^BCombo Box^B lets you enter text
ÿßÿ or drop down a list to select.

Ûßß ^BOptions^B ÿßÛ  ^bOption Buttons^b are like the buttons
Û( ) First option  Û  on your car radio: you can punch in only
Û() Second option Û  one at a time and when you do, all the
Û( ) Third option  Û  other buttons pop out. They always appear
Û( ) Last optionÿ Û  in groups. Use ^bTab^b to get to a group.
ÿß  Press ^bSpacebar^b until the one you want is
With a mouse,ÿ	 selected. Or, use an ^BAlt^B+^Bkey^B accelerator.
just ^Bclick^B the
button.

Ûßß ^BSettings^B ÿßÛ  ^bCheck Boxes^b select one or more 
Û[x] First setting  Û  non-exclusive options. Each one is 
Û[ ] Second setting Û  either on ^b[x]^b or off ^b[ ]^b. Press
Û[x] Third setting  Û  ^BSpacebar^B to check as many as you want
Û[ ] Last settingÿ Û  on or off. Press ^Bx^B if you prefer.
ÿß  Or, use an ^BAlt^B+^Bkey^B accelerator.
With a mouse, ^Bclick^B
the check box on or off.

Ûßß Files ÿßÛÿ Ûß Drives ßÛ  ^bLists^b let you choose a file
Û bookworm.txt ÿ Ûÿ A:ÿ   or pick one of many choices. 
Û chapter2.doc ÛÄÄ¿ Ûÿ B:ÿ Û  When the list is longer than
Û chapter3.doc Û  ³ Ûÿ C:ÿ Û  its box, the scroll bar has
Û gifthse.pcx  °  Û Û  ^B E:^Bÿ Û  an "elevator." You can use
Û ^Bmemo.doc^Bÿ °  Û Ûÿ
 Û  ^b^b ^b^b ^bPgUp^b ^bPgDn^b ^bHome^b ^bEnd^b to
Û xray.batÿ   ³ Ûÿ
   scroll the list. With a mouse,
ÿß  ³ ÿß  ^Bdrag^B the elevator.
ÿ ³
In lists, the ^Belevator^b shows bothÿ  On short lists
your position in the list and theÿ Û that can't scroll,
relative amount of the list that'sÿ Û the scroll bar
visible (the elevator is large whenÿ  looks like this.
the list almost fits in the box).
