S:This window allows you to create a desktop boot file.|M
I:This window displays the OS version number and its release date.
Hq00/Hs00:%2Drag the file icon onto a directory display to save it in that directory.
Hq01/Hs01:%2Enter the filename, then drag the icon into a directory, or enter the full pathname and press Return.
Hq02/Hs02:%2\Ssave the file via the full pathname indicated.
Hq03:%2\Smake the machine auto-boot on reset if Shift is not held down.
Hs03:%2\Smake the machine auto-boot on reset if Shift is held down.
Hq04:%2\Smake the file an 'auto save' file. This means that the desktop state will be automatically saved into the file whenever you close down the desktop.
Hs04:%2\Sprevent the desktop state from being automatically saved into the file when you leave the desktop.
Hs??/Hq??:%2
H:This is the Task Manager window.|M
HiFF:This is the Task Manager.|M\Sdisplay the Task Manager window.
H?01:Move the pointer right to see the OS version number.
H?11:This window displays information about the Operating System.
H?02:Move the pointer right to start a new task.|M(This is only used by programmers.)
H?12:Enter the command to be executed, then press Return.
Hi03:\Sopen the Task Manager window.
HT03/Ht03:Move the pointer right to open the submenu for task '%0'.
H?03:\Gyou did not click MENU over a particular task.
HT13/Ht13:\Sterminate the task '%0'.
H?04:\Senter *Commands at the bottom of the screen.|MPress Return without entering any text to return to the desktop.
H?05:\Sopen a new task window.|MThis will allow you to type *Commands within the desktop.
H?06:Move the pointer right to create a desktop boot file.
H?07:\Sexit the desktop.
H?08:\Sshut down the machine, prior to turning it off.
HwFF:%2
HxFF:%2This section shows the tasks that use application memory.
HzFF:%2This section shows the tasks that use module area memory.
HyFF:%2This section shows how the memory in your machine is being used.
HTFF:%2The task '%0' is using %1 of application memory.%3
HtFF:%2The task '%0' is running in module space.
HQFF:%2The total amount of free memory in the Module area is %1.
HLFF:%2The largest contiguous block of free memory in the Module area is %1.
HnFF:%2The Next slot contains free memory that will be given to the next task to be run (currently %1).%3
HfFF:%2The Free slot contains free memory that is not in the Next slot.%3
HSFF/HPFF/HRFF/HFFF/HMFF/HHFF:%2This line shows that %1 is being used for the %0.%3
HCFF:%2This line shows that %1 is used as cursor and sound workspace.
HZFF:%2This line shows that %1 is used as system workspace.
HBFF:%2This line shows that there is %1 of free application memory.
HUFF:%2This line shows that %1 of application memory is being used.
HEFF:%2This line shows that your machine has a total of %1 of RAM.
Red:|MDrag the red bar to alter the memory usage.
Grn:
P1:The system was previously shut down because the battery charge was exhausted, but the shutdown failed to complete
P2:The system was previously shut down because the battery charge was exhausted
P3:Invalid shut down state detected in CMOS
p:This window tells you why the system was forcibly shut down.
