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Pressing the Escape key will  always cancel the current operation. F2 will produce the help index,                      This window displays the files that are in   the selected subdirectory and that match     the file list argument (default *.*).        To make PC Shell run faster, it will not     reread the file list information, but will   instead display this information from the    last time it was changed.  You can force a   reread by pressing CTRL+Drive letter if you  have copied or deleted files to let PC Shell know about these changes on entry                                                         Selected files (numbered and highlighted)    are the only ones that will be acted on by   file commands.  If no files are selected, thefile the cursor is on is considered to be    selected.  Files may be selected with the    File Select Argument command (F9); with a    mouse by pointing and clicking on the file   names; or with the keyboard by moving the    cursor to a file name and pressing enter.    You may change the active window to the tree list window (to select a different directory)by pressing the TAB key.  You can tell       whether the file or tree list window is      active by observing which window is          surrounded by a double line.                 This window displays the subdirectories that are on the selected drive, with a check mark next to the current directory, and the       highlight bar on the selected directory.     You may change the selected directory with   the mouse by placing the mouse cursor on a   directory and clicking the left mouse        button, or with the keyboard by using the up and down arrow keys to move the highlight barto the desired directory.  When you change   the selected directory the files displayed inthe file list window are automatically       changed.                                     You can make the file list window active     (indicated by a double line border) by       pressing the TAB key.                        To make PC Shell run faster, it will not     reread the file list information, but will   instead display this information from the    last time it was changed.  You can force a   reread by pressing CTRL+Drive letter if you  have copied or deleted files to let PC Shell know about these changes on entry                                                         The second line of the screen shows your     valid drives.  The highlighted drive is the  currently selected one.  You can change the  selected drive by holding down the CTRL key  and pressing the desired drive letter or by  clicking the mouse over the drive letter.    The message line at the bottom of the screen is context sensitive and will tell you of    special keys for the current situation.  The keys that are valid in the main screen are:  F1 = HELP                                    F2 = HELP INDEX                              F3 = EXIT PC SHELL                           F4 = RESET SELECTED FILES                    F5 = DIRECTORY INFORMATION                   F6 = DISPLAY FILE OPTIONS                    F7 = CHANGE THE ACTIVE LIST                  F8 = CHANGE THE DIRECTORY LIST ARGUMENT      F9 = CHANGE THE FILE SELECTION ARGUMENT      INS = SHOW TWO LISTS ON MAIN SCREEN          DEL = SHOW ONE LIST ON MAIN SCREEN           TAB = (ON MAIN SCREEN) CHANGE ACTIVE WINDOW        (IN DIALOG BOX) CHANGE ACTIVE ITEM     SHIFT F9 = DOS                               ENTER = (ON MAIN SCREEN) SELECT THIS FILE/DIR        (IN DIALOG BOX) SELECT THE ITEM                              HIGHLIGHTED          ALT-SPACE = KEYBOARD WINDOW MOVE/SIZE                                                     The top line of the screen displays "PCSHELL"followed by the main menu items, the time of day, and an indicator as to whether          "SCROLL LOCK" is on.                                                                      A pull-down menu is selected with the        keyboard by entering the first character of  the menu name.  For example, press F to      select the File Menu.  With the mouse, click on the menu name.                            This command will copy all selected files in the FILE LIST window.  If no files are       currently selected, then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file. To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the COPY command.  You will be    asked to select the target drive and         directory.                                   This command will move all selected files in the FILE LIST window.  If no files are       currently selected, then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file. To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the MOVE command.  Since this     command will delete the selected files after copying them, you will be asked whether you  want to continue before being asked for the  target drive and directory.                  This command will compare all selected files in the FILE LIST window.  If no files are    currently selected, then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file. To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the COMPARE command.  You will be asked to enter the target drive.  You will   then be asked whether you will be comparing  files with matching names.  Then you will be asked to enter the target drive and          directory.  If you are comparing files with  different names, you will be asked to enter  the filename for each file selected.         This command will search all selected files  in the FILE LIST window for either a text    string or hexadecimal number. If no files arecurrently selected, then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file. To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the FIND command.  You will be    asked to enter the string or number for whichthe search will be made.  If it is found, thefile in which it was found and the offset in that file will be displayed.  You may        continue your search, quit, or edit the file.If you choose to edit, you may do so in      either hex or text.  See the File View/Edit  Help screen.  The search will continue until all the contents of all the selected files   have been searched.                          This command will rename each selected file  in the FILE LIST window.  If no files are    currently selected, then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file. To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the RENAME command.               This command will delete all selected files  in the FILE LIST window.  If no files are    currently selected, then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file. You will be asked to confirm the deletion.   To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the DELETE command.               This command will verify all selected files  in the FILE LIST window are readable.  If no files are currently selected, then the file  the cursor is on is considered to be the     selected file. To issue this command, from   the main screen select the File main menu    (press F) and select the VERIFY command.     This command will display the files selected in the FILE LIST window.  If no files are    currently selected, then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file. To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the VIEW/EDIT command.  Upon entrythe file will be displayed in formatted text (ASCII) view mode.  Choosing ASCII/HEX will  toggle the display to HEX mode, and visa     versa.  In HEX mode each file will be        displayed in hexadecimal representation on   the left side of the screen and in ASCII on  the right side.  The numbers in the left     column are offset numbers of a sector in the file.  Each of the 512 bytes of a sector are numbered from 0 to 511(0000 to 01FF in hex). Choosing Change Sector allows you to change  to a different relative sector in this file. Choosing Edit allows you to change the       contents of the file in either hex or ASCII. Change edit modes with F8.                   This command will show the attributes of all files in the FILE LIST window and            allow you to change them.  If no files are   currently selected, then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file. To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the ATTRIBUTE CHANGE command.  Thecurrent attributes will be displayed for eachfile selected and you will be given the      opportunity to change them.  The attributes  of a file include the date and time of the   last update to that file and whether the fileis read only, archived, system, or hidden.                                                The attributes can be changed with the       keyboard by using the arrow keys to move to  the file you wish to change the attributes ofand then typing the letter of the attribute  you want to change, for example type A to    toggle the Archive attribute bit.  Pointing  to a file attribute and clicking with the    mouse will also toggle the attribute.        This command will show summary directory     information for the currently selected files in the FILE LIST window and the selected     directory in the TREE LIST window.  It       includes the number of files selected, the   number of files in the directory, the total  size of those files in bytes, and the number of bytes free on the selected drive.         To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the DIRECTORY INFO command, or    press F5.                                    This command will print the selected file in the FILE LIST window according to the print  option you select.  If no files are          currently selected, then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file. To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the PRINT command.                This command will print all directory        information about the selected directory.    To issue this command from the main screen,  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the LIST command.                 This command will allow you to edit the      selected file(s) using the following         keystrokes:                                  TO:                          PRESS:          ---------------------------------------------Insert a character           A character     Insert a tab                 Tab             Insert a paragraph           Enter           Delete a character           Del             Delete a character           Backspace       Move cursor up a line        Up arrow        Move cursor down a line      Down Arrow      Move cursor left a char      Left Arrow      Move cursor right a char     Right arrow     Move to beginning of line    Home            Move to end of line          End             Move to beginning of file    Ctrl+home       Move to end of file          Ctrl+end        Move forward a word          Ctrl+right arrowMove back a word             Ctrl+left arrow Move to beginning of window  Home twice      Move to end of window        End twice       Scroll text up one window    PgUp            Scroll text down one window  PgDn                                                         The command buttons at the bottom of the     window allow you to CUT/COPY/PASTE text afterfirst using SELECT.  After choosing SELECT   the cursor movement keys will mark a block   of text.  The SAVE button will save the file in its current state without exiting; the    SEARCH and REPLACE buttons will search and   replace text; SHOW  will display all of the  carriage returns; and EXIT will exit the WordProcessor.                                   Since tab is a valid keystroke it can not be used to select command buttons.              This command will run the selected file in   the FILE LIST window.  If no files are       currently selected, then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file. To issue this command, from the main screen  select the File main menu (press F)          and select the RUN command.                                                               A file can also be run by double clicking on a filename with the mouse, or pressing       Ctrl+enter.                                                                               Files can be run in shell mode; or TSR mode  if PC Shell was activated from the DOS       prompt.                                      In shell mode PC Shell will not free up      memory when a program is run if Quick Run is on. Quick Run is on by default, and can be   turned on and off from the Options menu.  By not freeing up memory no swapping takes placeand programs run faster.  If your programs   will not run, turn Quick Run off and memory  will be freed up when your program is run.   This command will display all the directory  information available about the selected     files.  If no files are currently selected,  then the file the cursor is on is considered to be the selected file.  To issue this      command, from the main screen select the Filemain menu  (press F) and select the          MORE FILE INFO command.                      This command allows you to temporarily leave PC Shell and run a secondary DOS command lineprocessor.  You may return to PC SHELL by    entering EXIT at the DOS prompt.             In shell mode PC Shell will not free up      memory when you exit to the secondary DOS    command line if Quick Run is on.  Quick Run  is on by default, and can be turned on and   off from the Options menu.  By not freeing upmemory no swapping takes place and programs  run faster.  If your programs will not run,  turn Quick Run off and memory will be freed  up when your program is run.                 This command will exit PC SHELL and return   to DOS.  To issue this command, from the mainscreen select the File main menu item (press F) and select the EXIT PC SHELL command,     or press F3 at the main screen, or press     escape at the main screen.                   This command will copy an entire disk onto   another disk.  It is comparable to the DOS   command DISKCOPY.  To issue this  command,   from the main screen select the Disk main    menu (press D) and select the COPY DISK      command.  You will be prompted for the       source and target disk drive letters.        This command will compare an entire disk withanother disk.  It is comparable to the DOS   command DISKCOMP.  To issue this  command,   from the main screen select the Disk main    menu (press D) and select the COMPARE        DISK command.  You will be prompted for the  source and target disk drive letters.        This command will search an entire disk for  either an ASCII string or hexadecimal number.To issue this command, from the main screen  select the Disk main menu (press D)          and select the SEARCH DISK command.  You willbe asked to enter the string or number for   which the search will be made.  If it is     found, the sector and offset in the disk willbe displayed.  You may continue your search, edit the disk, find out which file it was    found in, or cancel the command.             If you choose to edit, you may do so in      either hex or ASCII.  See the Disk View/Edit Help screen.  The search will continue until all the contents of the selected disk has    been searched.                               This command allows you to change the volume name of the selected disk. It is similar to  the DOS command LABEL.  To issue this commandfrom the main screen select the Disk main    menu (press D) and select the RENAME VOLUME  command.  You will be told the current       label and asked to enter a new name.         This command will verify that all of the dataon the selected disk is readable. To issue   this command, from the main screen select theDisk main menu (press D) and select the      VERIFY DISK command.                         This command allows you to view and/or edit  the disk directly.  To issue this command,   from the main screen select the Disk main    menu (press D) and select the                VIEW/EDIT DISK command.  The disk will be    displayed in hexadecimal representation on   the left side of the screen and in ASCII on  the right side.  The numbers in the left     column are offset numbers which indicate the position within the sector.  Each of the 512 bytes of the sector are numbered from 0 to   511 (0000 to 01FF in hex).                   You can choose to edit the hex or ASCII side of the display, display the filename to whichthe displayed sector belongs, or change the  displayed sector.                            This command allows you to locate files on   your hard disk using filenames, extensions,  and DOS wildcard characters.  The files foundmay be put into the file window and you may  then perform file operations on them.  To    issue this command, from the main screen     select the Disk main menu (press D) and      select the LOCATE FILE command.              This command allows you to format a data disksimilar to issuing a DOS FORMAT command.  To issue this command, from the main screen     select the Disk main menu (press D)          and select the FORMAT DATA DISK command.     This command allows you to transfer the      system files to the specified disk so that itis a bootable disk. To issue this command,   from the main screen select the Disk main    menu(press D) and select the MAKE SYSTEM DISKcommand.                                     This command displays general information    about a disk.  This includes the number of   bytes: available; total for the disk; used bynormal and hidden files; per sector; used in bad sectors; and used by subdirectories. The display also shows the volume label and the  number of: normal files, hidden files, and   subdirectories; sectors per track; and       sectors per cluster.  To issue this command, from the main screen select the Disk main    menu (press  D) and select the DISK INFO     command.                                     This command will park the heads of your harddisk.  It is usually advised that you do thisbefore moving a computer with a hard disk to avoid the problem of jarring the heads onto  the recording media of the disk and possibly damaging the disk and/or losing programs or  data.  You would issue this command just     before turning off the power to the computer.The heads are un-parked as soon as you turn  your computer on again.  To issue this       command, from the main screen select the Diskmain menu (press D) and select the           PARK DISK command.                           This command will display a menu of five     commands to manipulate your directory        structure.  You may choose to ADD, RENAME, orDELETE a directory; CHANGE the DOS current   directory; or PRUNE AND GRAFT subdirectories.This last command allows you to move an      entire subdirectory and all the files and    subdirectories below it to a different part  of disk tree.  You should be aware that when you do this you may need to change the Path  statement in your Autoexec.bat file and any  batch files that depend on the old path      structure.  To issue this command, from the  main screen select the Disk main menu        (press D) and select the DIRECTORY           MAINT command.                               This command will display two sets of Tree/  File windows.  To issue this command, from   the main screen press the INS (insert) key   or select the Options main menu (press O)    and select the TWO LIST DISPLAY command. The windows come up in a tilled format.  They canbe moved and resized using either the mouse  or the keyboard (press Alt+space bar).       This command will display one set of Tree/   File windows.  To issue this command, from   the main screen press the DEL (delete) key   or select the Options main menu (press O) andselect the ONE LIST DISPLAY command.         This command allows you to unselect the filescurrently selected in the File window.  To   issue this command, from the main screen     press the F4 key or select the Options main  menu (press O) and select the RESET          SELECTED FILES command.                      This command allows you to change the active window between Tree and File windows.  The   active window has a double line around it andthe arrow keys will move the cursor in the   active window.  To issue this command, from  the main screen press the TAB key or select  the Options main menu (press O) and          select the TREE/FILES SWITCH command.        This command allows you to select which filesin the selected directory will be displayed  in the File window.  The default is to       display all files (*.*).  You can use * and ?in filenames and extensions.  To issue this  command, from the main screen press the F8   key or select the Options main menu          (press O) and select the DIR LIST ARGUMENT   command.                                     This command allows you to select a group of files that have common filenames, extensions,or characters.  You can use * and ? as       wildcard characters.  This allows you to     select several files with one command rather than moving the cursor onto each filename andpressing enter or putting the mouse cursor   over each filename and clicking the left     button.  To issue this command, from the mainscreen press the F9 key or select the Optionsmain menu (press O) and select the FILE      SELECT ARGUMENT command.                     This command is functional when you have     selected the TWO LIST DISPLAY option.  It    moves the active window between the two sets of Tree/File windows.  To issue this command,from the main screen press the F7 key or     select the Options main menu (press O)       and select the ACTIVE LIST SWITCH command.   This command allows you to change the colors of windows in PC SHELL.  To issue this       command, from the main screen select the     Options main menu (press O) and select the   SCREEN COLORS command.  The color of the     highlighted window section is indicated by   the bullet between parentheses.  The arrow   keys, or click, will move the highlight.  A  mouse click, or number, will choose the      color.                                       This command allows you to see and change thecurrent date and time of your computer.  To  issue this command, from the main screen     select the Options main menu (press O)       and select the DATE/TIME command.            This command allows you to change how the    files are displayed in the File window.  You may establish a sort order and whether file  attributes, date, time, and size are         displayed.  To issue this command, from the  main screen select the Options main menu     (press O) and select the FILE DISPLAY        OPTIONS command, or press F6.                This command allows you to modify the list   of programs in the Applications  pull-down   menu.  To issue this command, from the main  screen select the Options main menu          (press O) and select the                     MODIFY APPLICATIONS LIST command.  When you  add or edit an application you will be asked to supply the following information:         Title - The name that will appear in the     Application pull-down menu.  By using the    ^ key before a letter, you may highlight thatletter.  The letter can then be used to startthe application from the keyboard.           Initial Directory - The path where the       application and its associated files are     found.                                       Execute path - The path where the applicationexecutes from.                               Run File Name - The exact name and extension used to start the application.               Run Parameter(s) - Any additional start-up   switches you want passed to the program.     Wait on Last Screen? - Pause before returningto PC Shell.  This is helpful when running a program that does not pause the screen beforeit terminates (eg CHKDSK).  Enter Y or N.    Run with selected files? - Run the program   using the selected file. Enter Y or N.       Pull-down Application Menu initially? - If   yes, PC Shell will display the application   menu on start-up.  This is helpful when usingPC Shell primarily as an application         launcher.  Enter Y or N.                     File extension associates - File extensions  that will automatically start the associated program.  For example, if you entered        Lotus 123 into the application menu, with a  file extension association of .WK1 you can   run your Lotus 123 data files and Lotus 123  will automatically run with the selected datafiles loaded.                                This command allows you to save the PC SHELL configuration: window colors; window         positions; applications; etc.  If you want toerase the configuration, locate the file     PCSHELL.CFG, and delete it. To issue this    command, from the main screen select the     Options main menu (press O) and select       the SAVE CONFIGURATION command.              This command will turn Quick Run on and off. It is only functional when PC Shell is run   as a DOS shell. On, which is the default, is indicated by a check mark.  With Quick Run onPC Shell will not free up any of its memory  when running an application, or when you     select DOS from the File menu.  This has the effect of running applications much faster.  If your program will not run then turn this  setting off and memory will be freed up.     This command allows you to run any installed program from within PC SHELL.  The programs  are installed with the MODIFY APPLICATION    LIST command.  To issue this command, from   the main screen select the Applications main menu (press A).  An application is           run be selecting it from the menu the same   way that a command is selected from a menu.  This command will display information about  your computer system including: what kind of CPU it uses, how fast the clock is, what     disk drives are installed, what BIOS is beingused, the relative speed of your computer,   and a great deal more.  To issue this        command, from the main screen select the     Special main menu (press S) and select the   SYSTEM INFO command.                         This command allows you to undelete files andyou may have accidentally erased.  It is morelikely that this command will be successful  if you have not created new files after you  accidentally erased a file since DOS uses thedisk space of deleted files for new files.   To issue this command, from the main screen  select the Special main menu (press S)       and select the UNDELETE command.             There are three methods for undeleting a fileor directory: Delete Tracking, Standard DOS, and Create a File.                           Delete Tracking - This method requires that  the MIRROR program be run each time you turn on your computer.  With this method files    that can be fully recovered will have an @   next to them.  Files that have a * next to   them have some clusters which can be         recovered.  Select the file(s) you want to   recover and select GO.                       Standard DOS - Use this method if MIRROR was not installed. Select the files you want to  recover and press G.  You will be asked to   supply the first character of the filename.  If a file can not be automatically recovered you will be prompted to use the manual       method.                                      Create a File - This method will allow you tocreate a file name and add clusters to it.   This command will display a map of your disk with visual indicators showing where the fileis stored on the disk.  The files in the     selected directory will be shown one at a    time and you may continue to the next or quitat any time.  To issue this command, from themain screen select the Special main menu     (press S) and select the FILE MAP command.   This command will display a map of your disk with visual indicators showing which clustersare allocated, free, used for storing the    File Allocation Table/Boot records, and whichsectors are marked bad.  To issue this       command, from the main screen select the     Special main menu (press S) and select the   DISK MAP command.                            This command allows you to sort all the filesin the selected subdirectory by one of       four fields: name, extension, size, date/timelast updated.  You may also select whether   the sort will be performed in ascending or   descending order.  To issue this command,    from the main screen select the Special main menu (press S) and select the                DIRECTORY SORT command.                      This command will list the type, size, and   location of DOS memory blocks and name the   applications occupying them.  This is one wayto see what memory resident programs are     loaded into memory and how much memory they  take.  To issue this command, from the main  screen select the Special main menu          (press S) and select the MEMORY MAP command. The File/Tree windows on the main screen may be resized and/or moved about the screen witheither the keyboard or mouse.  For more      information about these operations see the   help screens on WINDOW SIZING and WINDOW     MOVING.                                      The File/Tree window may be resized.  To     resize a window with a mouse, place the mousecursor on the box in the lower right corner  of the window and press the left mouse       button.  As you move the mouse cursor the    window will change size.  When the window is the desired size, release the mouse button.  To change the size of the active window with the keyboard, press ALT-space.  You will be  asked whether you want to change the size of the active window or move it.  Enter S to    change the size, use the arrow keys to changethe size and press Enter to accept the new   new size.  Press Escape to cancel.           The File/Tree windows may be moved about the screen if their size is not so large as to   fill the screen (see WINDOW SIZING).  To movea window with a mouse, place the mouse cursoron the top line of a window and press the    left mouse button.  As you move the mouse    cursor the window will be moved about the    screen.  When the window is placed where you want it, release the mouse button.  To move  a window with the keyboard, press ALT-space. You will be asked whether you want to change the size of the active window or move it.    Enter M to move it, use the arrow keys to    move the window and press Enter to accept thenew position.  Press Escape to cancel.       When neither a tree or a file list           window is shown, PC Tools needs to           be given a drive letter. Either              press the CTRL key and a letter key          or position the mouse pointer on a           drive letter in the drive line and           press the left button. Also, the             top line menus are available by              pressing the Alt key or F10.                 Press a highlighted letter to pulldown a menu.File oriented functions.Disk/Tree oriented functionsChange display or selection argumentsRun installed applicationsGeneral information, file/disk/memory map, sort, or undeleteShow help window and IndexFile oriented functionsCopy selected files to specified drive:directoryMove selected files to specified drive:directoryCompare selected files with othersSearch selected files for specified text or hex numberRename selected filesDelete selected filesVerify that selected files are good filesShow selected files and allow editingShow attributes of selected files and allow changingShow all directory information about selected filesPrint the selected filesPrint all directory information for the selected directoryDisplay all directory information for selected filesRun the Word Processor on the selected fileRun the selected filesRun a DOS shell from PC SHELL and allow return to PC SHELLExit PC Shell and return to DOSDisk oriented functionsCopy an entire disk contents to another diskCompare two disks for exactly the same contentsSearch all files on disk for entered text or hex numberChange the Volume LabelVerify the diskDisplay/Edit a disk directlySearch disk for specified filesFormat the specified disk as a data diskFormat the specified disk as a bootable (system) diskDisplay all information about the specified diskPark the heads of the specified disk for transportingCreate, delete, move, or rename subdirectoriesChange display or argumentsDisplay two tree/file list window pairsDisplay one tree/file list window pairTurn off selection of all filesSwitch the active window of the tree/file list window pairChange file listing argumentSelect a group of filesChange active window to other pair of tree/file windowsChange colors used in windowsResize or move the active windowChange system date/timeChange how files are displayed in file windowModify the list of files in the Applications menuSave the current PC Shell configuration to diskTurn on/off the swapping of memory when a program is run in shell modeThis menu shows the installed applicationsDisplay file/disk/memory map, system info, and sort dirDisplay general information about systemUndelete files manually or automaticallyDisplay a map of disk showing where file is storedDisplay a map of disk showing all areasSort all files in selected subdirectory by specified criteriaDisplay memory allocation blocks and identifyRemove PC Shell from memoryDisplay the help screen and offers access to help indexCreate, delete, move, or rename subdirectoriesAdd a directoryRename the selected directoryDelete the selected directoryChange the current DOS directoryMove the selected directory