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SHEZ The Compression Companion Copyright (c) 1989 California Software Design | 03/27/90 By: Jim Derr Member of Association of Shareware Professionals LIMIT OF LIABILITY SHEZ is distributed as-is. The author disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied. The author will assume no liability for damages either from the direct use of this product or as a consequence of the use of this product. SHEZ is a shell program to make viewing and working with archive files user friendly. In order for SHEZ to function you must have one or more of the following archive programs: PKZIP, PKUNZIP by Phil Katz for ZIP files. PKUNPAK, PKPAK by Phil Katz for ARC files. LHARC by Haruyasu Yoshizaki for LZH files. ZOO by Rahul Dhesi for ZOO files. PAK by NoGate Consulting for PAK files. In addition you will need Vern Buerg's LIST program. Please note that these programs are copyrighted and they can be obtained from most BBS's. PKWARE, INC. 7545 N Port Washington Rd. Glendale, WI. 53217 LIST.COM, by Vernon Buerg 139 White Oak Circle Petaluma, CA. 94952 (707) 778-8841 - BBS ARC is a trademark of System Enhancement Associates Inc. Wayne, NJ PAK by NoGate Consulting P.O. Box 88115 Grand Rapids, Mi 49518-0115 If you want to use the virus scan option of SHEZ you will also need the virus scan program by McAfee Associates call SCAN.EXE. This program can be found on most major BBS's or you may obtain it by calling the McAfee BBS. You must obtain version 39 or greater of this program in order for SHEZ to use it correctly. McAfee Associates SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -2- 4423 Cheeney St. Santa Clara, Ca. 95054 (408) 988-3832 BBS (408) 988-4004 FILES INCLUDED WITH SHEZ. SHEZ.EXE The main SHEZ program. SHEZ.HLP The help file SHEZ uses. This file must be in a directory that is defined in your PATH. SHEZCFG.EXE The SHEZ configuration program. This program will modify the SHEZ.EXE program with your personal options and defaults. SHEZ.DOC The SHEZ documentation. SHEZ.REG The SHEZ registration document. README.NOW HOT NEW NEWS. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -3- QUICK START To start-up SHEZ simply enter "SHEZ [d:\path\filespec]". You may specify wild cards in the filespec. If you use wild cards in the filespec SHEZ will present you with a scrollable list of files that it found matching the filespec. SHEZ recognizes the special filename.fileext of $.$. If you specify a filespec of $.$ SHEZ will list only the files having an extension of .ARC, .ZIP, .LZH, and ZOO, or the files having extension matching the extensions that where set using the configuration program. SHEZ will also recognize just the $ file extension along with a DOS wildcard filename. For example if you start SHEZ by entering SHEZ C:\UTY\P*.$ SHEZ will display a list of files that have a filename beginning with the letter P and that have a file extension of .ARC,.ZIP,.LZH,.ZOO,.PAK, or what ever you set the extentions to using the config. program. You may also start SHEZ and specify a sub-directory name of the directory you are currently in. For example, if you are currently in the C:\UTILITY directory and you want to work on the files in the C:\UTILITY\PGMS directory start SHEZ by entering the following: SHEZ PGMS\ Also included in the file list will be any directories that SHEZ found. The directory names will be enclosed in greater than and less than symbols. I.E. <DIR1>. You can position the highlight bar on a directory name and press the enter key to view the files and directories that are contained in that directory. To move up one level in the directory tree highlight the directory entry that appears as <..>. As you change directories the full disk:\pathname will be displayed on the main screen. In addition the disk:\path that will receive extracted files is also displayed on the main screen. You can than choose the file you wish to work on by moving the highlight bar with the cursor keys and pressing the enter key. SHEZ will then present you with a screen showing the contents of the archive file. To perform a function, simply position the highlight bar and press the key(s) that corresponds to the function you want to perform on that member. Pressing the F1 key will open a window giving you context sensitive help. SHEZ also has a built-in menuing system. To activate the menu system press the forward slash key. A menu bar will appear at the top of the screen. Using the left and right cursor keys you may select major menu item. Press the enter key to view the choices under the menu item. Using the up and down cursor keys you may choose an action item and then press the enter key to perform that item. Pressing the ESC key will take you back one level. Keep pressing the ESC key to exit the menu system. There are two functions that can only be activated via the menuing system. Printing a file contained in an archive file, and setting the default compressing factor. There are no hots keys associated with these functions. Starting with release 3.03 SHEZ will optionally swap 90% of its code out of memory when you: SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -4- 1) Shell to DOS 2) Execute the edit function. 3) Run a program contained in a compressed file. This allows you to run most programs from within SHEZ without running out of memory. The swapping routine was developed by Curtis Little and works very nicely as well as being fast. The default for SHEZ is not to use this swapping function. However this can be changed via the configuration program. The swapping function will swap as much of SHEZ as possible out of | DOS memory and into either EMS (3.2 or 4.0) memory, if available, or to the | currently active default disk. PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU ARE RUNNING A SYSTEM WITHOUT A HARD DISK OR WITHOUT EMS MEMORY DO NOT ACTIVATE THIS OPTION. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -5- MOUSE SUPPORT The mouse routines have been modified in version 5.1 of SHEZ. These routines will simulate keyboard entry of commands. The mouse functions provided are: 1) LEFT BUTTON Simulate pressing the ENTER key. 2) RIGHT BUTTON Simulate pressing the ESC key. 3) DOUBLE CLICK LEFT BUTTON Pop up the mouse menu. (IF YOU HAVE A THREE BUTTON MOUSE THE MOUSE MENU CAN BE ACTIVATED BY PRESSING THE MIDDLE BUTTON) SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -6- One of two mouse menu's will appear depending upon where you are in SHEZ. If the DOS directory window in displayed the first menu will appear, if you are looking at the contents of a compressed file the second menu will appear. | +----[CHOOSE]-----+ MENU WHEN DOS DIRECTORY IS DISPLAYED | |SHOW MENU | | |HELP | | |EXIT SHEZ | | |View File | | |Convert File | | |Make SFX | | |Copy File | | |Move File | | |Rename File | | |Delete File | | |Convert Tagged | | |Make Tagged SFX | | |Copy Tagged | | |Move Tagged | | |Rename Tagged | | |Delete Tagged | | |+SENSITIVITY | | |-SENSITIVITY | +-----------------+ +-------[CHOOSE]-------+ MENU WHEN LOOKING AT THE CONTENTS OF A | |SHOW MENU | COMPRESSED FILE. | |HELP | | |EXIT SHEZ | | |View File | | |Extract File | | |Delete File | | |Add File | | |Edit File | | |Execute File | | |Convert From SFX | | |Extract All | | |Extract Tagged | | |Delete Tagged | | |Specify Extract Path | | |+SENSITIVITY | | |-SENSITIVITY | +----------------------+ When the mouse menu appears pressing the RIGHT button will cancel the mouse menu. Moving the mouse up and down will move the highlight bar within the menu, and pressing the LEFT button will cause the selected menu item to be performed. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -7- | SHOW MENU Same as pressing the / key | HELP Same as pressing the F1 key. (When the help panel | is displayed either mouse button may be pressed to | scroll the help panel and/or exit the help panel) | EXIT SHEZ Same as pressing the ALT-Q key | +SENSITIVITY Increase the mouse sensitivity (Move faster) | -SENSITIVITY Decrease the mouse sensitivity (Move slower) (The | sensitivity adjustments may be selected multiple | times to adjust the mouse to your system. Each time | they are selected the sensitivity is slightly | altered in the direction indicated) (WHEN YOU HAVE THE SENSITIVITY ADJUSTED TO YOUR MACHINE, THE SENSITIVITY VALUE CAN BE SAVED INTO BY PRESSING THE ALT-W COMMAND WHILE IN THE MAIN WINDOW. THIS WILL CREATE A SHEZ.CFG FILE, THAT CAN BE USED TO PERMANENTLY CONFIGURE. SEE CLONING OPTION LATER IN THIS DOCUMENT.) 4) Moving the mouse up and down will simulate pressing the up and down cursor keys. 5) Moving the mouse right and left will simulate pressing the right 6) RIGHT AND LEFT BUTTONS PRESSED TOGETHER TAG the highlighted file. If you press the right and left buttons down, and hold them down while moveing the mouse up or down, numerous files can be tagged quickly. 7) When SHEZ prompts for a Y or N response pressing the left button will provide a Y response, pressing the rigth button will provide a N response. Also when a "PRESS ANY KEY" prompt appears either button may be pressed. USING THE MOUSE WITH VERN BUERG'S LIST PROGRAM. I have had numerous questions on how to allow the mouse to function when viewing a file via Vern's list program. In order to allow the mouse to function within list you must "CLONE" the mouse option into the list program. You must be using LIST PLUS version 7.2 in order to use the mouse. To clone the mouse option change to the directory that contains the LIST.COM program, then start the LIST program from the DOS prompt and include the mouse command line option /M. I.E. LIST /M. When the first screen appears press ALT-C to modify LIST.COM to always startup with the mouse option. If you need further infomation on cloning the list program please see the documentation included with LIST. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -8- EDITING KEY DEFINITIONS When you are prompted to enter information the following editing keys can be used: Home: Go to beginning of input line. End: Go to end of input line. Backspace: Go back one character and delete. CTL-END: Erase to end of line. Cursor Right: Move right one character. Cursor Left: Move left one character. ESC: Cancel input. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -9- FUNCTION SUPPORTED WHEN DIRECTORY WINDOW IS DISPLAYED Specify where to put extracted files - ALT-P This options will prompt you to enter a drive and directory of where to place files that you extract from the archive. This location will remain in effect until you enter the ALT-P command again and clear the drive and directory or you change to another archive file. This command is used when you want to place extracted files in a location other than the current drive and directory. If you specify a directory that does not exist a ERROR/INFORMATION window will appear indicating that the directory does not exist. You may press the F10 key to create the directory. This command may now be issued at any time. Create a new archive file - F7 This option allows you to create a new compressed file. For further information see the section titled, CREATING NEW COMPRESSED FILES, later in this document. Show help screen - F1 This will display a help screen showing all currently supported commands. Any command can be entered while the help screen is displayed. Temporary exit to DOS - F10 This will temporarily clear the screen and exit to DOS. You can then execute and command you want. To return to SHEZ type in EXIT at the DOS prompt and press return. Select a new archive file - F2 This option will prompt you to enter a new disk, directory, and filespec to find another archive file to work with. If you enter a filespec of $.$ SHEZ will only list directory entries and file that have extensions of .ARC, .ZIP, .LZH, PAK, and ZOO. View a file - F3 This option will allow you to view any file that is listed in the main file window. Simply highlight the file you wish to view by using the cursor keys then press the F3 key. The list program will be invoked allowing you to view the contents of the file. Delete a DOS file - F4 This option allows you to delete the file that is currently highlighted in the file window. Please note will be asked if you want to delete the file. Respond Y if you wish to delete the file, anything else will abort the delete. The deleted file name will not be removed from the displayed list. Instead it will be flagged with an # to the left of the filename and a 'd' to the right. Display files statistics - F5 This option will display the highlighted file's Date, Time, and Size. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -10- Sort the file list - F6 This option will sort the file list that appears on the left side of the screen. You will be asked if you want the list sorted by filename, file extension, or file date. Any directories that are found will be sorted on top. Convert highlighted file - ALT-V This option will convert the highlighted file to another archive method. A list will appear showing the available compression alternatives that SHEZ has been configured for. Using the mouse or cursor keys highlight the compression method you wish to convert to, then press the enter key. You may also press the ESC key to cancel the conversion process. The converted file will be placed into the same directory as the original file, and the original file will remain intact. Convert all tagged files - CTL-V This option will convert all tagged files to another archive method. A list will appear showing the available compression alternatives that SHEZ has been configured for. Using the mouse or cursor keys highlight the compression method you wish to convert to, then press the enter key. You may also press the ESC key to cancel the conversion process. The converted file will be placed into the same directory as the original file, and the original file will remain intact. Convert highlighted file to a SFX file - F8 This option will convert the highlighted compressed file into a Self extracting file. (Currently only files in the ZIP,LZH, and PAK formats may be converted) | If you are converting a ZIP file that was created using version 1.1 of | PKZIP, SHEZ will first attempt to create a MINI Self extracting file. | If that fails than a normal Self extracting file will be created. See | the PKZIP documentation for more on MINI self extracting files. NOTES ON CREATING SFX FILES To convert a ZIP file to self extracting file the program, ZIP2EXE.EXE, and the file PKSFX.PRG, must be in the current directory or in a directory that is defined in your PATH. When a PAK file is converted the PAK file is replaced by the self extracting file. For example: If tell SHEZ to convert a file named TEST.PAK in the directory C:\TEST the TEST.PAK file will be deleted from the C:\TEST directory and will be replaced by the file TEST.EXE. This is not a function of SHEZ it is a function of the PAK compression program. When an LZH file is converted to a self extracting file the LHARC program will created either a .COM file or a .EXE file, depending on the size of the LZH file. Convert Tagged files to SFX files - SFT-F8 SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -11- This option will convert all tagged compressed files into Self extracting files. See the F8 option above for additional information on creating SFX files. Write out configuration information - ALT-W This option will write out a file named SHEZ.CFG. This file will contain the current SHEZ configuration options. This file can then be used to set the configuration options in future releases of SHEZ by using the SHEZCFG program. (See Section titled CLONING THE CONFIGURATION). Copy highlighted file CTL-F2 This option allows you to copy the highlighted file. When prompted for the location to copy to you may enter the target directory name along with an optional filename and extension. If the filename and extension are not supplied SHEZ will use the original filename and extension. You may also use the * wildcard character for either the filename and/or the extension. If you use the * character SHEZ will use the original filename and/or extension when copying the file. I.E. From: = C:\UTILITY\ANY.ZIP To: = C:\WORK\NEW.* This will create a file named NEW.ZIP in the \WORK directory. Move highlighted file CTL-F3 This option allows you to move the highlighted file. When prompted for the location to move to you may enter the target directory name along with an optional filename and extension. If the filename and extension are not supplied SHEZ will use the original filename and extension. The moved file name will not be removed from the displayed list. Instead it will be flagged with an # to the left of the filename and a 'm' to the right. Rename highlighted file CTL-F6 This option allows you to rename the highlighted file. You must at least provide a filename and extension. Toggle the Tag status - SPACE Pressing the space bar will toggle the tagged status of the currently highlighted file. A check mark to the left of the filename indicates that it is tagged. Tag All Files - CTL-SPACE This option will tag all files Untag all Files - CTL-U This option will untag all tagged files. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -12- Add/Update compressed file comments - ALT-C This option allows you to add/update the file comment records in all tagged compressed files. To use this option first create an ASCII file that contains the file comments you wish to add to the compressed files. Then tag the files you wish to update, and press the ALT-C keys. You will be prompted for the ASCII file that contains your comment record(s). SHEZ will then execute the appropriate compressed file maintenance program to add/update the file comments in each tagged compressed file. Immediate Exit ALT-Q This option will immediately exit SHEZ. Test tagged compressed file(s) for viruses - ALT-Z Using this option SHEZ interfaces with the virus scan program (SCAN.EXE) that is produced by McAfee Associates. You must have version 39 or greater of this scan program in order for SHEZ to use it correctly. First tag all the compressed files in the directory window that you wish to test. Then press the ALT-Z keys, or use the drop down menus. SHEZ will extract all .COM, .EXE, and .OV? files into its working directory for each tagged compressed file, and will execute the virus scan program to determine if any of the program files have been infected. If an infected program is found SHEZ will temporarily suspend it's processing allowing you to see which programs are infected. You may then press any key to continue scanning the rest of the tagged files. (See the configuration section of this manual for more infomation on configuring SHEZ for this option). Copy all TAGGED DOS files - SFT-F2 Move all TAGGED DOS files - SFT-F3 Delete all TAGGED DOS files - SFT-F4 Rename all TAGGED DOS files - SFT-F6 These options allow you to copy,move,delete, and rename the DOS files that are tagged in the file window. Please note will be asked if you want to delete the files. Respond Y if you wish to delete the files, anything else will abort the delete. The deleted,moved and renamed files name will not be removed from the displayed list. Instead it will be flagged with an # to the left of the filename and a 'd', 'm', or 'r' to the right. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -13- FUNCTIONS WHEN VIEW CONTENTS OF ARCHIVE FILE: Viewing a file - V Simply press the return key or the V key. This will temporarily unpack the file and will invoke the LIST program allowing you to view the file on your screen. The temporary copy of the extracted file will be placed in the current disk and directory unless you specified a work disk to be used by using the configuration program. Release 4.3 of SHEZ will now allow you to operate on compressed files that are contained within compressed files. I.E. A zip file that contains zip files. To view the contents of the embedded compressed file simply move the highlight bar to the compressed file and press the ENTER key. The embedded compress file contents will now be displayed on the screen. You may view any of the files and/or extract any of the files contained in the compressed file. However you may not add, delete, or update the embedded compressed file. Extracting a single file - E. This will extract the file that is being pointed to. The extracted file will be placed on the current disk in the current directory. You may optionally use the ALT-P command to direct the extracted files to a different disk and/or directory. Testing archive integrity - T This will test the integrity of the archive file and will report the results on the screen. Display Info about archive file - I This will display information about the archive file in a small pop-up window at the top of the screen. The information will include the number of files in the archive, the date of the newest file in the archive, the total size of all the files in the archive including the total expanded size and total compressed size. It will also display the current default compression factor. Delete a file from the archive - D This will delete the selected file from the archive file. Before the file is deleted a prompt will appear asking for verification of the delete. In addition any files that were previously tagged will have the tag cleared. Delete a tagged files from an archive - CTL-D This command will deleted all tagged files from the archive file. Before the files are deleted a prompt will appear asking for verification of the delete operation. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -14- Add file(s) to archive - A Update files(s) in archive - U Move files(s) to archive - M Freshen file(s) in archive - F Each of these options will cause a small window to open at the bottom of the screen. The window will prompt you to enter one or more file specifications. These filespecs can include drive, path, and a filespec with wild cards. All files matching the indicated filespec will be added, updated, moved or freshened in the current archive file depending on which option you initially picked. Any files that were previously tagged will have the tag cleared. For example if you enter a U to update files in the archive and you enter c:\source\*.c d:\batch\*.c when prompted to enter a filespec, than all files on the C drive in the source directory that have a file extension of C, and all files on the D drive in the batch directory that have an extension of bat, will be updated in the current archive file. List of files to add to archive - ALT-A List of files to freshen in archive - ALT-F List of files to move to archive - ALT-M List of files to update in archive - ALT-U Again each of these options will cause a small window to open at the bottom of the screen. The window will prompt you to enter a filespec. This filespec can include drive, path, and a filespec with wild cards. When you press the return key another window will pop-up on the left side of the screen showing you all the files that were found that matched the filespec you entered. You can then use the cursor keys to scroll the file list. Pressing the space bar will toggle the tagged status of the current highlighted file. When you are done tagging file press the return key and all files that you tagged will be added, freshened, moved, or updated in the current archive file. Specify where to put extracted files - ALT-P This options will prompt you to enter a drive and directory of where to place files that you extract from the archive. This location will remain in effect until you enter the ALT-P command again and clear the drive and directory or you change to another archive file. This command is used when you want to place extracted files in a location other than the current drive and directory. If you specify a directory that does not exist a ERROR/INFORMATION window will appear indicating that the directory does not exist. You may press the F10 key to create the directory. This command may now be issued at any time. Extract all files from archive - ALT-X This command will extract all files from the archive file and place them in the current disk:\directory unless you specified a different extract location by using the ALT-P command. Delete all extracted files - ALT-D SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -15- This command will delete all files in the current disk:\directory, or the one specified by the ALT-P command, that are also contained in the | archive file. The files will only be deleted if the file time and date | are equal to or less then the file time and date of the same file that | is contained in the copressed file. NOTE: it does not delete anything | from the archive file. This is useful when you extract file from the | archive file and then you want to quickly delete all the extracted | files. Execute a file in an archive file - R This command will execute the EXE or COM file that is currently highlighted on the archive file list. The EXE or COM file will be extracted from the archive file and will be placed on the current disk in the current directory. You will then be prompted to enter any optional command line parameters that the program is expecting. The selected program will then be executed. After the program is run the extracted file will be deleted. NOTE: You can specify a different disk drive to place the extracted file on by using the SHEZFG program. This is useful when working with archive files that are on floppy disks. If you specify disk C as the work disk in the SHEZFG program the extracted file will be placed on the C drive, will be executed from the C drive, and then will be deleted from the C drive. Speed search - ALT-S This option will allow you to quickly find a file in an archive. A window will pop-up asking you to enter the first letter or digit of the file you wish to find. The list of files on the screen will then be scrolled to the first file that starts with the letter you entered. Immediate Exit - ALT-Q This option will immediately exit SHEZ. Extract all tagged files - CTRL-E This option will extract all files that you tagged in the archive file. To tag a file simply press the space bar to toggle the tagged status. When a file is tagged it will be highlighted on the screen. Toggle the Tag status - SPACE Pressing the space bar will toggle the tagged status of the currently highlighted file. A check mark to the left of the filename indicates that it is tagged. Untag all tagged files - CTRL-U This option will untag all files that you previously tagged. Tag All Files - CTL-SPACE This option will tag all files Update the archive files time and date - CTRL-T This option will change the archive file's time and date to match the time and date of the newest file in the archive file. Create a new archive file - C SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -16- This option allows you to create a new compressed file. For further information see the section titled, CREATING NEW COMPRESSED FILES, later in this document. Show help screen - F1 This will display a help screen showing all currently supported commands. Any command can be entered while the help screen is displayed. Temporary exit to DOS - F10 This will temporarily clear the screen and exit to DOS. You can then execute and command you want. To return to SHEZ type in EXIT at the DOS prompt and press return. Select a new archive file - F2 This option will prompt you to enter a new disk, directory, and filespec to find another archive file to work with. If you enter a filespec of $.$ SHEZ will only list directory entries and file that have extensions of .ARC, .ZIP, .LZH, .PAK, and .ZOO. Sort the archive file list - F9 This option will allow you to sort the archive file list by Name, Extension, or Date. A small window will open up asking you how you want the list sorted. Enter a N, E, or D. Edit the selected file - F8 This option will extract the selected file onto either the default disk or the work disk specified via the configuration program. It will then invoke the editor specified via the configuration program passing the selected filename.ext to the editor. When you exit your editor SHEZ will then MOVE the extracted file back into the archive and delete the extracted copy. If an editor was not specified during the configuration process this command will not function. Specify an archive file mask - Z This option allows you to display only the files in the archive that match the file mask. The file mask uses the same wild card conventions as DOS. Toggle overwrite mode - O This option toggle overwrite mode on and off. When overwrite mode is in effect an 'O' will appear in the upper right hand corner of the screen. When overwrite mode is in effect, and you extract a file from an archive, it will be extracted even if it already exists on the target disk:\path. Add Update File Comments - ALT-C This option allows you to add and/or update the compressed file comments. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -17- Supply Password for File - G This option allows you to supply a password when working with password encrypted files. The password will be used when extracting, viewing, and modifying the currently selected compressed file. When a password has been supplied the compressed file display window will indicate that a password is in effect. Set Path/Directory option - P Version 4.9 of SHEZ now supports directory names in compressed files. Initially directory names are only supported in ZIP and LZH compressed files. The PAK format will be coming out shortly. The small data version of SHEZ will support compressed files that have seven or fewer unique directory names, the large data version of SHEZ supports 40 unique directory names. If a file has been saved into a compressed file with a directory name the name will appear on the right side of the compressed file list. Normally when you update or extract files from a compressed file the directory information is ignored. Using the 'P' option you can tell SHEZ that you want to save and/or use the directory information. When you press the 'P' key a list of three options will appear on the screen. The first option "Do not use Dir info", tells SHEZ to ignore directory information. The second option "Use Dir Info" tells SHEZ to save the directory information when updating a compressed file, or to use the directory information when extracting files. The third option, "Use Dir Info and Recurse", tells SHEZ to save directory information when updating a compressed file and to recurse down the directory tree when looking for files. The third option also tells SHEZ to use the directory information when extracting files. The following options are passed to the compression programs when directory information is to be used: USE DIR INFO USE DIR INFO AND RECURSE Pkzip -P Pkzip -Pr Pkunzip -d Pkunzip -d Lharc /x Lharc /x /r Lharc /x (when extracting) Lharc /x (when extracting) Please consult the compression program's documentation for further information on what these options do. View file and archive comment records - ALT-V This option will display on the screen the contents of the archive file along with any comment records that have been placed into the archive file. Add/Update highlighted archive file comments - s This option will allow you to add and/or update comment records that are associated with the highlighted file in the archive. Add/Update all archive file comments - SHIFT-S SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -18- This option will allow you to add and/or update comment records that are associated with the each file in the archive. Convert SFX file - CTL-V This option will convert a self extracting compressed file (.COM or .EXE) back to a normal compressed file. The normal compressed file will be placed on the same disk and in the same directory when the self extracting is located. The self extracting file will remain intact. Please note that this option is only available when you are viewing the | contents of a self extracting file. For a list the the self extracting | file that can be read my SHEZ see the section titled SELF EXTRACTING | FILE SUPPORT. Test COM,EXE, and OVL files in a compressed file for viruses - ALT-Z Using this option SHEZ interfaces with the virus scan program (SCAN.EXE) that is produced by McAfee Associates. You must have version 39 or greater of this scan program in order for SHEZ to use it. When you press the ALT-Z key SHEZ will extract all .COM, .EXE, and .OV? files into its working directory and will execute the virus scan program to determine if any of the program files have been infected. (See the configuration section of this manual for more infomation on configuring SHEZ for this option). Exit SHEZ - ESC SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -19- CREATING NEW COMPRESSED FILES SHEZ allows you to create new compressed files either from the directory display window, using the F7 key, or from the compressed file display window using the 'C' command. A window will appear asking you to enter the drive, directory, and name of the compressed file to be created. YOU MUST ENTER A FILE EXTENSION OF .ZIP,.ARC,.LZH,.ZOO,or .PAK SO SHEZ KNOWS WHAT TYPE OF COMPRESSED FILE TO CREATE!!!!! Then you will asked if you want to add or move files into the new archive file. You will also be asked to enter an optional password. (If you enter a password all files added or moved to the archive file will be encrypted using the password. Do not forget the password you can not extract files from the file without the password and there is no way to determine the password if you forget it.) Please note the password prompt will only appear if the compression program used to create the new file support encryption. A window will then be opened that will ask you to enter the filespecs of the files you wish to add or move into the new archive file. This filespec can include a disk, directory, and file specifications with wild cards. A third window will be opened allowing you to specify processing options. The first option "Do you want to Tag files or Process as is" allows you to tell SHEZ that you want to Tag files for processing using the filespecs entered in the second window, or to simply pass the entered filespecs to the compression program exactly as entered. The second option "Do you want to save directory information" allows you to tell SHEZ that you want directory information saved in the compressed file. The third option "Do you want to recurse directories" will tell the compression program to add/move all files in the directory you specified plus all directories that exist beneath it. If you indicated that you wanted to Tag files for processing a window will pop-up on the left side of the screen showing all files that matched the filespec you entered. Tag the files you wish to add or move to the new compressed file by pressing the space bar. When you are done tagging file press the return key and all tagged files will be added or moved into the new archive file. Please note that some of these options may not appear when you create a compressed file. If the compression program you are using does not support saving directory information the directory information prompts will not appear. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -20- CONVERTING FILES Shez has the ability to convert one, or a group of tagged files, from one format to another. First you must get the file or files you want to convert to appear in the filelist window on the left side of the screen. The easiest way to do this is to start up SHEZ and specify on the command line either *.*, *.ZIP, or *.ARC. Then using the cursor keys highlight the file you want to convert and then press the ALT-V key to convert the file. You will then be asked what archive format you want to convert to. Enter a Z, A, L, or O to convert to ZIP, ARC, LZH, or ZOO format. You will also be asked if you want to delete the original file after the conversion has been successfully completed. Respond Y or N. The new file will be placed on the same disk and directory that the original file was on. To convert numerous files start up SHEZ as above and use the cursor keys to highlight the files you want to convert, then press the space bar to TAG these files. After all files have been tagged press CTRL-V to convert all TAGGED files. Release 4.4 of SHEZ will support version 1.0 of PKZIP. To use the new features of version 1.0 of PKZIP you MUST run the configuration program, SHEZCFG, and specify that you are using version 1.0 of PKZIP. SHEZ will allow you to easily convert your old ZIP files into the new ZIP imploded format. Simply tag the ZIP files you want to convert and specify that you want to convert them to ZIP files. You will be asked if you want to delete the old compressed files after the conversion process. SHEZ is smart enough not to delete the old compressed file if the have the same file extension as the new files. I.E. when you convert a ZIP file to a ZIP file to take advantage of the new compression format SHEZ will not delete the converted ZIP files even if you told it to delete the old compressed files after converting them. SUPPORT FOR SELF EXTRACTING FILES Beginning with release 4.7 of SHEZ, SHEZ can now let you view the contents of self extracting files. Files that have been created by the following compression programs are supported: | PKARC, PKPAK, PKZIP version .92 thru 1.1, LHARC version 1.12 thru 1.13c, PAK version 1.6 thru 2.01, ARC5 and ARC6. When you display the contents of a self extracting file SHEZ will attempt to identify which compression program was used to generate the self extracting file. SHEZ will place the name of the compression program it has identified as the creator, on the heading line right next to the column titled NAME. In addition to viewing the contents of a self extracting file you may also extract individual files using SHEZ's extract command. You may also convert the self extracting file back to a normal compressed file using the | CTL-V command, or using the pull down menus. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -21- You can not alter the contents of a self extracting file. I.E. add, update, freshen, move, etc. The exception to this are self extracting files built by PKZIP. These files you can treat like normal compressed files. You can add, update, move, delete, freshen, etc. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -22- ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES SHEZ will recognize the following environment variables if they are set: BIOS This will force SHEZ to use BIOS for writing to the screen. MONO This will force SHEZ to run in monochrome mode. SHEZEX You can set this variable to the disk and path where you want SHEZ to write extracted file to. You can reset this default at any time by using the ALT-P command. SHEZWORK This variable may be used to specify a working directory for SHEZ to use instead of SHEZ buliding one of it's own. This directory must be for the exclusive of SHEZ, and must exist prior to invoking SHEZ. WHEN SHEZ TERMINATES ALL FILES IN THE DIRECTORY WILL BE DELETED, INCLUDING HIDDEN AND SYSTEM FILES, BUT THE DIRECTORY WILL NOT BE DELETED. This option was added to allow more flexibility when running SHEZ on a LAN based system. SHEZCMT This variable may be set to specify a default comment file when adding/updating compressed file comment records to a group of tagged files. Examples: SET BIOS=Y SET MONO=Y SET SHEZEX=D:\WORK SET SHEZWORK=C:\SHEZXX\ SET SHEZCMT=C:\COMMENT.DAT (This tells SHEZ to write extracted files onto the D disk in the \work directory. You can change this at any time after executing SHEZ by using the ALT-P command.) The environment variables BIOS and MONO will override the BIOS and MONO parameters that were entered via the configuration program. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -23- THE SHEZFG PROGRAM | Beginning with release 5.4 of SHEZ, the configuration program will now | allow you to install the serial number you receive from CSD when you | register your version of SHEZ. Installing the serial number "unlocks" SHEZ | and allows you to configure SHEZ to handle more files per directory and per | compressed file. The 5.4 version of the SHEZCFG program will also allow | you to pass optional command line arguments to the editor that you tell | SHEZ to invoke. Starting with release 3.02 of SHEZ the configuration file SHEZ.CFG is no longer needed. The SHEZCFG program directly modifies the SHEZ.EXE program. The configuration program SHEZCFG and the SHEZ program now come as a matched set. YOU MUST USE THE CORRECT CONFIGURATION PROGRAM OR YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO CUSTOMIZE SHEZ. Beginning with release 2.01 of SHEZ the configuration program will present you with an initial menu. Enter one of the highlighted letters that appears on the menu to set the configuration parameters that fall under the indicated category. New items that can be set during configuration are: 1) Use the BIOS for screen writing. 2) Indicate if you are using a Monochrome monitor. 3) Set default ZIP compression factors. 4) Enter a full Disk:\Directory name for all externally called programs. (I.E. PKZIP, PKUNZIP, LIST, etc.) 5) Indicate if you want exploding windows or not. The configuration program will allow you to modify SHEZ'S default color setting, tell SHEZ the name of the archive programs, the name of extract program, customize the number of files per archive file SHEZ can handle, customize the number of files per directory SHEZ can handle, specify a work disk to use when viewing and executing file from an archive file, and other misc. parameters. When you start up SHEZ it records the current disk and directory. When you view or execute a file from an archive file SHEZ temporarily extracts the file onto the current disk and directory. This works fine as long as the current disk is your hard disk. However if your current disk is a floppy and there is not enough room on the floppy to build the extracted file than SHEZ will not let you view or execute the file. To get around this use the configuration program and when the prompt: ENTER WORK DISK DRIVE LETTER TO USE WHEN VIEWING/RUNNING FILE-> appears enter the disk drive letter of your hard disk or of your second floppy disk drive. SHEZ will then use this disk to build the temporary extract files and will delete them when you are finished viewing or running the selected file from the archive. When running under EGA or VGA you can tell SHEZ to go into 43 line mode for EGA'S, and 43 or 50 line mode for VGA's. This is done via the configuration program. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -24- Beginning with release 3.7 of SHEZ you may now tell SHEZ the files to search for when you use the wildcard filespec of $.$. The configuration program will ask you to enter the file extension to search for when you enter a filespec of $.$. The defaults are .ARC,.ZIP,.LZH,.ZOO. If you wish to modify these defaults enter the extensions, along with the preceding dot, and separate each extension with a comma. A new configuration option is present beginning with release 4.1 of SHEZ. The option will allow you indicate to the compression programs the disk drive to use to build temporary working copies of the compressed files. If you are using PKZIP and/or PKPAK, PKARC, the disk drive letter will be passed to these programs by using the -b program option. If you are using LHARC it will be passed to LHARC by using the /w switch. Please refer to the compression program's documentation for further information. If you are using a monochrome monitor and you wish to alter the default screen attributes follow the procedure below or your attribute settings may be lost. 1) When the main configuration panel is displayed choose either the Black and White color set, or the Monochrome set as a starting point. 2) Then choose the Custom color set option to customize the screen attributes as you see fit. 3) Choose any other configuration options after you are done modifying the color set. 4) Save the configuration information. In version 4.4 of SHEZ you may now configure SHEZ to display the directory where extracted files will be placed. This option may be set via the configuration program. If this option is activated the extract location will be displayed on the top line of the screen when you are viewing the contents of an archive file. Beginning with version 4.9 of SHEZ you may now configure SHEZ to sort the contents of a compressed file when it is initially displayed on the screen. You may sort the compressed file list by Filename, File-extension, or by File-Date. Configuring for Virus Scanning Under the program options, you will be asked if you wish to configure SHEZ to scan .COM and .EXE files contained in compressed files for viruses. If you respond Y, SHEZ will that ask you where the virus checking program can be found. The program that SHEZ supports is SCAN.EXE version 39 or greater, produced by McAfee Associates. When prompted enter the complete DISK:\DIRECTORY\FILENAME.EXT of where the SCAN.EXE is located. It is advised that you please the SCAN program on a write protected floppy disk to prevent it from being infected. PLEASE NOTE: SHEZ WILL NOT SEARCH YOUR PATH FOR THE SCAN PROGRAM. IF YOU DO NOT TELL IT EXACTLY WHERE TO FIND IT SHEZ WILL BE UNABLE TO EXECUTE THE PROGRAM. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -25- As an added precaution the SHEZCFG program can now check the SHEZ program to see if it has been illegally altered. This function will only work with version 4.91 and greater of the SHEZCFG program, and version 4.91 and greater of the SHEZ program. (Small or Large data version). To use this function startup the SHEZCFG program and pick the item on the menu titled "Integrity check". The SHEZCFG program will proceed to verify that the SHEZ program has not been altered. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS CHECK MAY BE PERFORMED EVEN AFTER YOU HAVE RECONFIGURED SHEZ. The verification procedure uses to 16 bit CRC values to check the integrity. If the calculated CRC's do not match the values stored in SHEZ a message will appear indicating that the integrity of SHEZ as been compromised. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -26- CLONING THE CONFIGURATION OPTIONS Beginning with release 3.7 of SHEZ there is an option that allows you to write out a configuration file (SHEZ.CFG) that will be used by the configuration program, SHEZCFG, to copy your configuration information from your current version of SHEZ to the next version of SHEZ. To perform the cloning operation do the following steps: 1. Start up the SHEZ program with no parameters. 2. When the file list window appears press the ALT-W keys. This will write out the current SHEZ configuration information into a file named SHEZ.CFG onto the current disk and directory. 3. Unpack all files from the new version of SHEZ onto the disk and directory where the SHEZ.CFG file exists. 4. Run the SHEZCFG program. 5. Rename the old SHEZ.EXE program file to SHEZ.OLD 6. You will be asked the name of the program to modify, the default is SHEZ.EXE. Press the enter key and the following message should appear at the top of the screen: CONFIGURATION INFORMATION FROM FILE SHEZ.CFG BEING USED 7. Press the enter key to display the configuration menu. 8. Select the Save configuration information option, and your new copy of SHEZ will be updated with your old configuration information. 9. Delete the SHEZ.CFG file. | ***************************************************************** | Please note when you clone the configuration options the serial number that | was previously installed is lost!! After cloning the configuration option | you must reinstall your serial number if one was previously installed!!! | ***************************************************************** SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -27- COMPATIBILITY ISSUES SHEZ achieves fast screen updates buy writing directly to video buffer memory. If your machine is not 100% compatible you can force SHEZ to use BIOS routines to update the screen. This is accomplished by setting an environment variable BIOS equal to Y. I.E. SET BIOS=Y. Do this before executing SHEZ. For monochrome monitors a similar method is employed set the environment variable MONO equal to Y. I.E. SET MONO=Y. Some clone machines have a bug in the builtin BIOS routines that will cause SHEZ to hang if you have exploding windows turned on. If you experience a machine lock up, try reconfiguring SHEZ and turn the exploding windows off. Please let me know how you like SHEZ. California Software Design Jim Derr P.O. BOX 15248 Santa Rosa, Ca. 95402 CSERVE ID 76266,2634 As usual any and all comments are welcome. If there are some features that are missing, drop me a note and I'll try to accommodate you if I think the feature is generally useful. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -28- WHERE TO FIND THE MOST CURRENT VERSION The following BBS's will have the most current version of SHEZ: Directory Assistance ......... 707-538-8710***** EXEC-PC ..................... 414-964-5160 MicroSellar ................. 201-239-1346 AV-SYNC ..................... 404-320-6202 Vern Buerg's Bit Boutique ... 707-778-8944 Effective 11/25/89 The Directory Assistance BBS has graciously allowed me to use their BBS as the main distribution point for SHEZ. I will personally upload the most current version of SHEZ to this BBS. In addition Jim the SYSOP has also set up a seperate SHEZ conference on the BBS. If you need help with SHEZ or what to leave me some questions or suggestions, please use the SHEZ conference on this BBS. Using this method will get the fastest response from me personally. In addition it can also be found on COMPUSERVE in the IBMSYS forum. Since this program has developed into a major undertaking all I ask is if you use it regularly PLEASE REGISTER YOUR COPY, and keep shareware alive. SUPPORT FOR SHEZ AND QUESTIONS Support can be obtained in two ways. If you have access to CSERVE please send your questions to me via Easyplex. (type go easy at the Cserve prompt) My userid is 76266,2634. This is the perfered method, I check for mail twice a week and will get back to you with an answer usually within a week. If you do not have access to CSERVE send a note, letter, postcard to the address show above. Register users have priority but I will try to help anyone in need. Effective 11/25/89 the Directory Assistance BBS has set up a SHEZ conference. You may leave comments, technical questions, etc, about SHEZ on this BBS by using the SHEZ conference. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -29- COMMANDS SORTED BY DESCRIPTION Add file(s) to ARCHIVE A Add/update ARCHIVE file comments ALT-C Add/update file comment highlighted file s Add/update file comments all files SHIFT-S Convert highlighted file ALT-V Convert highlighted file to SFX file F8 Convert tagged files to SFX files SFT-F8 Convert all tagged files CTRL-V Convert SFX files CTRL-V Copy highlighted file CTRL-F2 Copy all tagged DOS files SFT-F2 Create a new ARCHIVE file C Create a new ARCHIVE file F7 Delete a DOS file F4 Delete all tagged DOS files SFT-F4 Delete a file from the ARCHIVE D Delete a tagged file from a ARCHIVE CTL-D Delete all extracted files ALT-D Display Info about ARCHIVE file I Display files statistics F5 Edit the selected file F8 Execute a file in an ARCHIVE file R Exit SHEZ ESC Extract all files from ARCHIVE ALT-X Extract all tagged files CTRL-E Extracting a single file E Freshen file(s) in ARCHIVE F Immediate Exit ALT-Q List of files to add to ARCHIVE ALT-A List of files to freshen in ARCHIVE ALT-F List of files to move to ARCHIVE ALT-M List of files to update in ARCHIVE ALT-U Move files(s) to ARCHIVE M Move highlighted file CTRL-F3 Move all tagged DOS files SFT-F3 Rename highlighted file CTRL-F6 Rename all tagged DOS files SFT-F6 Select a new ARCHIVE file F2 Set path options P Show help screen F1 Sort the ARCHIVE file list F9 Sort the file list F6 Specify an ARCHIVE file mask Z Specify where to put extracted files ALT-P Speed search ALT-S Supply password for file G Tag all files CTL-SPACE Temporary exit to DOS F10 Testing ARCHIVE integrity T Toggle overwrite mode O Untag all tagged files CTRL-U Update files(s) in ARCHIVE U SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -30- Update the ARCHIVE files time and date CTRL-T View a file F3 View archive file comment records ALT-V Viewing a file V Virus Scan ALT-Z Write out configuration information ALT-W SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -31- COMMANDS SORTED BY HOT-KEY Add file(s) to ARCHIVE A Add/update ARCHIVE file comments ALT-C Add/update individual file comments S Delete all extracted files ALT-D List of files to add to ARCHIVE ALT-A List of files to freshen in ARCHIVE ALT-F List of files to move to ARCHIVE ALT-M List of files to update in ARCHIVE ALT-U Speed search ALT-S Extract all files from ARCHIVE ALT-X Specify where to put extracted files ALT-P Delete tagged file from a ARCHIVE ALT-D Convert highlighted file ALT-V Write out configuration information ALT-W Immediate Exit ALT-Q Virus Scan ALT-Z Create a new ARCHIVE file C Extract all tagged files CTRL-E Copy highlighted file CTRL-F2 Move highlighted file CTRL-F3 Rename highlighted file CTRL-F6 Untag all tagged files CTRL-U Tag all files CTRL-SPACE Update the ARCHIVE files time and date CTRL-T Convert all tagged files CTRL-V Convert SFX files CTRL-V Delete a file from the ARCHIVE D Extracting a single file E Exit SHEZ ESC Freshen file(s) in ARCHIVE F Show help screen F1 Temporary exit to DOS F10 Select a new ARCHIVE file F2 View a file F3 Delete a DOS file F4 Display files statistics F5 Sort the file list F6 Create a new ARCHIVE file F7 Convert highlighted file to SFX file F8 Convert tagged files to SFX files SFT-F8 Edit the selected file F8 Sort the ARCHIVE file list F9 Supply password for file G Display Info about ARCHIVE file I Move files(s) to ARCHIVE M Toggle overwrite mode O Set path options P Execute a file in an ARCHIVE file R Add/update file comment highlighted file s Add/update file comments all files SFT-S Copy all tagged DOS files SFT-F2 Move all tagged DOS files SFT-F3 SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -32- Delete all tagged DOS files SFT-F4 Rename all tagged DOS files SFT-F6 Testing ARCHIVE integrity T Update files(s) in ARCHIVE U Viewing a file V Specify an ARCHIVE file mask Z SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -33- SHEZ HISTORY | v5.4 03/27/90 Corrected problem restoring cursor when running under | some EGA boards. | Implemented a serial number in SHEZ. | Added support for version 1.1 of PKZIP, including the option to | only use the Imploding method of file compression, and creating | Mini Self Extracting Files. | Self extracting ZIP files may now be converted back to normal | .ZIP files. | ZOO files may now be imbeded into other compressed files. | Command line arguments may now be passed to the editor that you | tell SHEZ to invoke. | v5.31 02/08/90 Fixed bug when trying to copy/move a highlighted file | in the file directory window. | The ALT-D (delete all) command will now only delete files if | their time and date are equal to or less then the time and date | of the file in the compressed file. v5.3 02/05/90 Fixed bug when extracting tagged files from a compressed file that contains directory information. When creating a new compressed file in TAG mode any key other then the ENTER key when the filelist window is displayed will cancel the create process. Expanded the MOUSE menu and made them context sensitive. Pressing the left mouse button will provide a Y response to a Y or N prompt, the rigth button will provide a N response. When the "Press any key" prompt appears either the left or right mouse button may be pressed. Corrected the Mouse routines to allow a logitec mouse to work. Copy and Move tagged will only ask for the destination DISK:\DIR on the first file of the group. Created a DOS window to display the output of the compression program being run and the virus scan program. Added a new environment variable SHEZCMT to allow a default comment file when adding/updating compressed file comment records. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -34- Increased the number of unique directory name the large data version can handle, from 20 to 40. v5.2 01/05/90 When specifying an extract directory, via ALT-P, that does not exist, pressing F10 will create the directory. Fixed the file TAG logic when creating new compressed files. Corrected small bug in mouse routines that caused some PC's to lock up. v5.1 12/5/89 Made more modifications to the mouse routines. Fixed a bug when converting from one compressed file format to another. Fixed the extraction routines when working with ZOO files. (Files with no extension were not being extracted or converted) Made modifications to startup routines. When SHEZ starts and does not find subdirectories or compressed files in the default, or specified directory, an option window will open allowing a new compressed file to be created, allow you to look into another DISK:\DIRECTORY, or to EXIT SHEZ. v5.0 11/25/89 Corrected small bug in scrolling routines. Added F8 and SFT-F8 commands, Convert highlighted file to SFX file, Convert tagged files to SFX files. (ZIP,LZH,PAK files only). New Distribution and Support BBS. Directory Assistance (707) 538-8710 Help screen will now take advantage of additional lines when using 43 or 50 line modes. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -40- LICENSING FOR SHEZ Effective 2/1/89 A license is required for use of SHEZ by corporations and institutions. You may obtain a license for the use of SHEZ by writing to me. The license is for perpetual, nonexclusive use of any version. Purchase orders and invoicing are acceptable. A license agreement form is enclosed. You may use it, or supply your own for my review. There are no restrictions to the number of sites, or for use on local area networks. If you have special requirements, or need customization, please feel free to submit them in writing. You may request a license for: o a fixed number of copies, see the discount schedule; o an unlimited number of copies, the fee is $1000; o customization of messages and documentation, an additional fee may be required depending on the extent of changes; o permission to distribute within your organization; The fee for a license depends on the estimated number of copies of the program that you will use. To use the discount schedule below, estimate the total number of copies that you may eventually use. Number of users(copies) Price per copy | 1 to 25 $ 25.00 | 26 to 50 $ 20.00 | 50 to 99 $ 15.00 100 and up 1000.00 one time fee. Regardless of the quantity, only one set of materials will be sent to you. You may then make as many copies of it that are licensed. Upgrades will be made available upon request. Technical support is available via mail, or contacting me via Compuserve 76266,2634. SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -41- Index A D Add file(s) to archive - Delete a DOS file - F4 9 A 13 Delete a file from the Add/Update all archive file archive - D 13 comments - SHIFT-S 17 Delete a tagged files from Add/Update compressed file an archive - CTL-D 13 comments - ALT-C 11 Delete all extracted files - Add Update File Comments - ALT-D 14 ALT-C 16 Delete all TAGGED DOS files Add/Update highlighted - SFT-F4 12 archive file comments - s Display files statistics - 17 F5 9 Display Info about archive C file - I 13 CLONING THE CONFIGURATION OPTIONS 26 E COMMANDS SORTED BY Edit the selected file - F8 DESCRIPTION 29 16 COMMANDS SORTED BY HOT-KEY EDITING KEY DEFINITIONS 8 31 ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES 22 COMPATIBILITY ISSUES 27 Execute a file in an archive Configuring for Virus file - R 15 Scanning 24 Exit SHEZ - ESC 18 Convert all tagged files - Extract all files from CTL-V 10 archive - ALT-X 14 Convert highlighted file - Extract all tagged files - ALT-V 10 CTRL-E 15 Convert highlighted file to Extracting a single file - a SFX file - F8 10 E. 13 | Convert SFX file - CTL-V 18 Convert Tagged files to SFX F files - SFT-F8 10 Freshen file(s) in archive - CONVERTING FILES 20 F 14 Copy all TAGGED DOS files FUNCTION SUPPORTED WHEN - SFT-F2 12 DIRECTORY WINDOW IS Copy highlighted file CTL-F2 DISPLAYED 9 11 FUNCTIONS WHEN VIEW CONTENTS Create a new archive file - OF ARCHIVE FILE: 13 C 15 Create a new archive file - I F7 9 Immediate Exit - ALT-Q 15 | CREATING NEW COMPRESSED Immediate Exit ALT-Q 12 FILES 19 L LICENSING FOR SHEZ 40 SHEZ VERSION 5.4 USER MANUAL Page -42- List of files to add to SUPPORT FOR SELF EXTRACTING archive - ALT-A 14 FILES 20 List of files to freshen in SUPPORT FOR SHEZ AND archive - ALT-F 14 QUESTIONS 28 List of files to move to archive - ALT-M 14 T List of files to update in Tag All Files - CTL-SPACE archive - ALT-U 14 11, 15 Temporary exit to DOS - F10 M 9, 16 MOUSE SUPPORT 5 Test COM Move all TAGGED DOS files EXE - SFT-F3 12 and OVL files in a Move files(s) to archive - compressed file for M 14 viruses - ALT-Z 18 Move highlighted file CTL-F3 Test tagged compressed 11 file(s) for viruses - ALT-Z 12 Q Testing archive integrity - QUICK START 3 T 13 THE SHEZFG PROGRAM 23 R Toggle overwrite mode - O 16 Rename all TAGGED DOS files Toggle the Tag status - - SFT-F6 12 SPACE 11, 15 Rename highlighted file CTL-F6 11 U Untag all Files - CTL-U 11 S Untag all tagged files - Select a new archive file - CTRL-U 15 F2 9, 16 Update files(s) in archive - Set Path/Directory option - U 14 | P 17 Update the archive files | SHEZ HISTORY 33 time and date - CTRL-T 15 | Show help screen - F1 9, 16 Sort the archive file list - V F9 16 View a file - F3 9 Sort the file list - F6 9 View file and archive Specify an archive file mask comment records - ALT-V - Z 16 17 Specify where to put Viewing a file - V 13 extracted files - ALT-P 9, 14 W Speed search - ALT-S 15 Write out configuration | Supply Password for File - G information - ALT-W 11 | 16