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- Swiss Army Shell Version 1.1 (c) 1988 Steven C. Lee
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- Swiss Army Shell is a full featured file management program
- providing a 'point and shoot' user interface similar to Directory
- Scanner by LCDR Nat Martino. It has been designed to interface
- with the PKARC/PKXARC archive system by Phil Katz and calls
- LIST.COM by Vern Buerg to allow browsing through files.
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- Swiss Army Shell is written entirely in Turbo Pascal 4.0. This
- program came into being because tagging and arcing files was a
- feature I desperately needed and Directory Scanner 2.30 (not the
- latest version) by Nat Martino did not incorporate that feature.
- I tried ArcMaster, but found the user interface to be
- non-intuitive. The user interface in SAS has been purposely
- designed to closely emulate Directory Scanner simply because DS
- has the best designed user interface I have seen for file
- management.
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- I have decided to make SAS shareware because I have invested a
- significant amount of work in it and I feel it is well worth the
- nominal registration fee. ArcView.Exe (included in this archive)
- is being distributed as FreeWare. I am placing SLWindow.Pas
- (SLWIND.ARC), a TP4 unit which contains the windowing and menu
- routines used in SAS, in the public domain.
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- The registration fee for Swiss Army Shell is $20. Contributions
- of $30 will recieve a disk containing the latest versions of
- Swiss Army Shell and ArcView. Contributions should be sent to:
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- Steven C. Lee
- 1931 Aronda Dr.
- Anniston, AL 36201
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- I may be contacted via EMail on the following systems:
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- Compuserve EasyPlex (71076,1216)
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- Bix (sclee)
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- The ST BBS (Steve Lee)
- Birmingham, AL
- (205)836-9311
- 300/1200/2400-8-N-1
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- Don't leave a CompuServe Forum message because I just can't
- afford to keep up with the board. EasyPlex or The ST BBS are
- best because I don't log on to Bix very often. If you absolutely
- must contact me on voice, my phone number is (205) 831-3852.
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- Swiss Army Shell Version 1.1 (c) 1988 Steven C. Lee
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- WARRANTY DISCLAIMER
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- SWISS ARMY SHELL IS NOT COVERED BY ANY WARRANTY EITHER EXPRESSED
- OR IMPLIED. THE AUTHOR WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
- DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, EITHER DIRECT OR INDIRECT RESULTING FROM THE
- USE OF THIS PROGRAM. YOUR USE OF THIS PROGRAM CONSTITUTES YOUR
- ACCEPTANCE OF THIS DISCLAIMER AND YOUR RELEASE OF THE AUTHOR FROM
- ANY FORM OF LIABILITY OR LITIGATION.
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- Distribution License
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- The author grants a limited license to copy and distribute
- Swiss Army Shell subject to the following restrictions:
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- All files in this archive must be distributed as a unit.
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- The files must remain unmodified.
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- This software is not bundled with any product sold for
- profit.
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- No charge is made for this software beyond media costs.
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- Software Requirements
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- Swiss Army Shell (SAS) runs under MSDOS or PCDOS 2.0 or higher.
- SAS does not require any support files for normal operation, but
- a number of features do interface with external programs.
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- In order to make full use of all the features in SAS, it is
- recommended that you obtain the following programs:
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- PKARC.COM by Phil Katz
- PKXARC.COM by Phil Katz
- PKFIND.COM by Phil Katz
- LIST.COM by Vern Buerg
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- These programs are ShareWare and can usually be obtained from
- the same source where you obtained SAS. In addition, it is
- recommended that you obtain a keyboard repeat rate enhancer such
- as QUICKEYS.COM to speed up cursor movement.
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- Although SAS is specifically designed to interface with PKARC,
- PKXARC, and LIST, these programs are not required to use SAS. If
- DOS cannot find these programs, the commands that call them will
- not work. DOS will return "Bad command or filename".
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- Program Limits
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- SAS is currently limited to 100 directories and 256 files per
- directory. The only reason for these limits is my attempt to
- keep memory requirements within reason. If you become a
- registered user and need a version with higher limits, I will be
- happy to supply you with a customized version upon request.
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- SAS now supports both color and monochrome adapters.
- Monochrome adapters will be automatically detected. Hercules
- adapters must be in text mode for SAS to work properly. Color
- adapters driving composite monochrome monitors may append "/m" to
- the invocation line to get the monochrome color setup.
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- SAS requires 174K of free RAM. In addition to that, PKARC and
- PKXARC require 128K resulting in a total requirement of 302K of
- free RAM. Since DOS also takes a chunk, 384K is the minimum
- recommended memory size. SAS should run in 256K, but you won't
- be able to use the external programs. If you use memory resident
- programs such as SideKick you will require more memory.
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- SAS does not currently support a mouse. SAS will not copy,
- delete, or move read only, hidden, or system files, although they
- will show up in directory listings. SAS returns an error message
- when you try to perform operations on these files.
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- Compatibility
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- SAS should run on any PC compatible. SAS was developed on a 5
- year old Columbia MPC with CGA, 512K RAM, AST Six Pack Plus,
- Seagate ST225 20 meg hard disk, and a 10 + 10 Bernoulli Box. It
- is compatible with SideKick, and should be compatible with any
- TSR that does not preempt its command keys.
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- SAS has also been extensively tested on a Xerox 6060 running
- Ethernet under MS-Networks 1.0. This network is used for file
- transfers only, and file locking and sharing are not implemented
- in SAS.
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- SAS will run on an IBM PS/2 with VGA. Testing was limited to
- bringing the program up to make sure the window routines would
- work properly. SAS should also work on EGA, but support for 43
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- Installing SAS
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- * Note : Throughout this document <CR> means to press the return
- key.
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- If you are an experienced PC user you may want to skip this
- section. Just make sure that SAS.EXE, ARCVIEW.EXE, and the
- external programs mentioned in the Software Requirements section
- above are in the current PATH and go to work.
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- I am not going to attempt to explain the PATH statement or how
- DOS finds the programs used by SAS. I will simply describe in
- "cookbook" fashion how to set up your disk to work with SAS.
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- Although a hard disk is not required to use SAS, if you don't
- have one then you probably don't need this program. The
- following instructions assume you have at least one hard disk
- configured as drive C.
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- 1) Boot your computer and wait for the C:> prompt.
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- 2) Enter TYPE AUTOEXEC.BAT <CR>.
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- 3) Look for a line beginning with the word PATH. if you see
- this line you will notice one or more directory names
- separated by semicolons. For example :
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- PATH C:\;C:\DOS;C:\UTIL
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- If AUTOEXEC.BAT does not exist then skip to step 7 below.
- If AUTOEXEC.BAT does exist but does not contain a PATH
- statement, use a word processor or editor to add the PATH
- statement shown in step 7.
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- 4) Decide which directory you want to use to store SAS (I
- use \UTIL) and change to it. For example enter:
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- CD\UTIL <CR>
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- 5) Place the disk containing SAS.EXE and ARCVIEW.EXE in
- drive A and enter COPY A:*.*<CR>. DOS will copy the
- files to your hard disk.
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- 6) If you have obtained PKARC,PKXARC,PKFIND, and LIST, copy
- these programs to the same directory. If you have a word
- processing or editing program copy it to the same
- directory and rename it to EDIT. (For example, if you
- use NeoEdit in directory \neo enter:
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- COPY \NEO\NEOEDIT.EXE EDIT.EXE <CR>
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- 7) If AUTOEXEC.BAT does not exist then:
- a) Go to your computer store and shoot the salesman who
- sold you your computer.
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- b) Boot your computer, wait for the C:> prompt, and
- enter the following keystrokes exactly as they
- appear below (<CTRL>Z means to hold the control key
- down while pressing Z):
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- COPY CON AUTOEXEC.BAT <CR>
- PATH C:\;C:\SAS <CR>
- <CTRL>Z <CR>
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- DOS should respond with the message "1 File(s) copied"
- and you will see C:> again.
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- c) Enter MD SAS <CR> then CD SAS <CR>
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- d) Follow steps 5 and 6 above.
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- e) Reboot your computer.
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- SAS may now be run from any drive or directory by entering SAS
- <CR>. If you don't understand these instructions then get my
- number from directory assistance and call me (NOT COLLECT!). I
- will talk you through the procedure.
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- This archive (SAS11.ARC) should contain the following files:
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- SAS.EXE
- SAS11.DOC
- ARCVIEW.EXE
- ARCVIEW.DOC
- VIEWARC.BAT
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- Starting SAS
- ------------
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- SAS may be started from the DOS command prompt by entering:
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- SAS [drive:path] [/m]<CR>
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- If the optional drive:path is specified, SAS will change to that
- drive and directory and proceed to scan the disk. If the
- drive:path is invalid, SAS will default to the current
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- SAS automatically detects a monochrome adapter if present. The
- optional "/m" switch will start SAS with the monochrome color
- scheme on a color adapter. If you are using SAS with a color
- adapter and a composite monochrome monitor you may prefer this
- black and white mode to the normal color scheme.
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- * Note : The command line parameters may be entered in any
- order.
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- SAS does not check the video mode in effect when it is loaded.
- If you have an EGA or VGA you should insure that it is in 25 line
- mode before starting SAS. Hercules adapters should be in text
- mode.
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- Quitting SAS
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- SAS has three exit options. Q will exit in the current
- directory. ALT Q will exit in the original drive and directory
- from which SAS was started. Escape exits in the directory under
- the directory cursor.
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- * Note : In this document, the word Cursor refers to the file
- cursor. When a reference is made to the directory cursor it will
- be spelled out.
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- Selection of a directory may be made by moving the directory
- cursor to the desired directory on the directory tree and
- pressing <CR> to select that directory. SAS will scan the
- directory and display a list of the files. The arrow keys will
- move the cursor to the desired file, and files may be tagged or
- untagged for operations such as copy, delete, move, arcing,
- unarcing, etc.
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- Commands in SAS are invoked through single key and ALT or
- Control key combinations. Some commands prompt for input.
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- Some commands pop up menus with available options. Menus are
- of the moving bar type and selections may be made by moving the
- bar with the cursor keys and pressing <CR>, or by simply pressing
- the letter highlighted for that selection.
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- Commands that require a path entry place a window at the bottom
- of the screen. Some commands supply a default. You may enter
- either a relative or full path (including drive) or move the
- directory cursor to the desired directory and press return.
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- Some commands (such as ALT F - Find Any File) allow entry of
- multiple filenames. These commands will provide a wide window
- and prompt with "Enter Filename(s)".
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- Escape will abort any window or menu and return to SAS. Escape
- also terminates copy, move, and delete operations in progress.
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- SAS Commands
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- Directory Cursor Movement
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- The directory cursor moves about the directory tree using the
- following commands:
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- F1 or Ctrl PgUp Moves up one directory
- F2 or Ctrl PgDn Moves down one directory
- F3 or Ctrl Home Moves to the root directory
- F4 or Ctrl End Moves to the last directory
- F5 or Ctrl Left Arrow Moves to first directory in the window
- F6 or Ctrl Right Arrow Moves to the last directory in the window
- <CR> Selects the directory under the cursor
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- File Cursor Movement
- --------------------
- The file cursor moves in two dimensions and wraps from page to
- page. If you press Down Arrow when it is on the last file
- displayed, the next page will appear and the cursor will be
- placed on the first file on that page.
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- Up Arrow Move up one file
- Down Arrow Move down one file
- Left Arrow Move left one column
- Right Arrow Move right one column
- Home Move to the first file
- End Move to the last file
- PgUp Displays the previous page
- PgDn Displays the next page
- If there is no next page PgDn moves to
- last file on the page
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- * Note : All windows and menus may be exited with Escape.
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- A - Archive Management SubSystem
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- This invokes the Archive Management SubSystem which is explained
- elsewhere in this document.
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- You will be prompted to enter a valid DOS command line.
- Terminate the command line with <CR> and the screen will be
- cleared and the command executed. The screen will be restored
- when DOS returns control to SAS. This command may be terminated
- with Escape.
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- Alt C - Copy Tagged Files
- -------------------------
- Tagged files will be copied to the destination directory. You
- may enter the destination in the window provided, or move the
- directory cursor to the desired directory and press <CR>.
- As each file is copied the filename will be displayed in the
- files window. Copying may be aborted by pressing Escape.
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- D - Drive Change
- ----------------
- You will be prompted for the new drive letter. To select drive
- E: press 'D' then 'E' then <CR>. SAS will scan the disk and
- display the default directory on that disk.
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- Alt D - Delete Tagged Files
- ---------------------------
- You will be asked if you are sure you want to delete the tagged
- files. A Yes response will start the delete operation. Each
- filename will be displayed in the files window as it is deleted.
- Deletion may be aborted by pressing Escape. * Note : The Y/N
- response is 'hot', ie. <CR> is NOT required to initiate the
- operation.
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- E - Edit File
- -------------
- SAS will attempt to execute a program named EDIT supplying the
- filename under the cursor as a command line parameter. Most any
- word processor or editor may be renamed EDIT to enable this
- feature.
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- F - Find Normal File
- --------------------
- SAS will scan the default drive for the filename specified and
- if it is found will display it in the files window. The
- directory cursor will be placed on the directory containing the
- file and you may move to that directory by pressing <CR>. F2 or
- Ctrl PgDn will continue the search.
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- Alt F - Find Any File
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- SAS will attempt to execute PKFIND.COM (also by Phil Katz)
- supplying the filename specified as a command line parameter. If
- PKFIND exists and is in the current PATH, it will search all
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- attempt to interface with PKFIND, it simply executes it. Read
- the PKFIND documentation for further details.
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- Ctrl F - Find Arced File
- ------------------------
- Operates exactly like Alt F but searches only archives.
-
- L - List File
- -------------
- This command is intended to invoke LIST.COM by Vern Buerg to
- display the file under the cursor. It will invoke any program
- named LIST that it finds in the current PATH, so another file
- listing program, such as PC Magazines BROWSE or even a word
- processor could be renamed to enable this function.
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- M - Move Tagged Files
- ---------------------
- Tagged files will be moved to the specified directory. You may
- enter the path in the window provided or move the directory
- cursor to the desired directory and press <CR>. Move works much
- faster than copying and deleting. Move may be terminated by
- pressing Escape.
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- O - OS Shell
- ------------
- SAS will load a secondary copy of COMMAND.COM. Enter EXIT at the
- DOS prompt to return to SAS. SAS will restore the default path
- in effect when this command was issued.
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- P - Print Tagged Files
- ----------------------
- Tagged files will be submitted to the DOS PRINT utility.
- Printing will take place in the background, but will run much
- faster if you exit SAS after executing this command.
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- * Note : If you use this feature, PRINT.COM should be loaded
- before starting SAS. If you don't, then PRINT will grab
- a chunk of memory above SAS, and you might have problems
- running programs after exiting.
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- Q - Quit in Current Directory (See Escape)
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- Exits SAS leaving the currently selected drive and directory as
- the default.
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- Alt Q - Quit in Original Directory (See Escape)
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- Exits to DOS after changing to the drive and directory from which
- SAS was originally started.
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- Rename the file under the cursor. You will be prompted for the
- new filename.
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- Alt R - Rescan Current Drive
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- SAS will rescan the current drive and directory.
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- Ctrl R - Refresh Screen
- -----------------------
- SAS will redisplay the screen. Use this if DOS disturbs the
- screen with error messages.
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- Ctrl S - Sort Options
- ---------------------
- A pop up menu will allow selection of a sort method. The
- default is Sort by Name. Other sort options are by Extension,
- Size, and Time (Date and Time). Sort by Attribute has not
- been implemented.
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- T - Tag File
- ------------
- Tags the file under the cursor and moves the cursor to the next
- file. Tagged files will be displayed in reverse video.
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- Alt T - Tag All Files
- ---------------------
- Tags all files in the directory.
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- U - Untag File
- --------------
- Untags the file under the cursor and moves the cursor to the next
- file.
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- Alt U - Untag All Files
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- Untags all files in the directory.
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- V - View Archive
- ----------------
- The cursor must be positioned on a file with a .ARC extension.
- SAS will invoke PKXARC.COM with the -v option and pipe the output
- into ArcView.Exe. ArcView allows tagging of the files in the
- archive, and invokes PKARC and PKXARC to extract or delete the
- tagged files from the archive. ArcView.Exe is summarized in the
- Archive Management section and fully described in ArcView.Doc.
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- X - Execute Program
- -------------------
- The cursor must be positioned on a file with a .COM or .EXE
- extension. SAS will prompt for command line parameters then
- execute the program. Because of a strange bug, execution of .BAT
- files has been disabled. Batch files may be executed using the
- 'C - Enter DOS Command' command. This command may be terminated
- with Escape.
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- Ins - Add Directory
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- To Add a directory, position the directory cursor on the parent
- directory and press Ins. You will be prompted for the new
- directory name. The directory will be created and the directory
- tree will be updated.
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- Del - Delete Directory
- ----------------------
- To Delete a directory, position the directory cursor on the
- directory and press Del. * Note : The directory must not contain
- any files or subdirectories. The current directory and the root
- directory may not be deleted. If deletion is not allowed a
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