                         WINDIR QUICK REFERENCE
                      Copyright 1990 by Gil Yoder
                              P.O. Box 307
                           Coalgate, OK 74538

                            CIS # 73237,3103

The help function with WINDIR has been removed to make room for other
more advanced features.  This file has taken its place.  WINDIR.MAC
contains a macro to access this file, Alt-0, but the macro must first be
modified to reflect the system you have.  The <F1> key may also be used
to assess this macro.  This help file can be modified with any ASCII
text editor.

FILE WINDOW FUNCTION                    KEYS / INSTRUCTIONS

Access Menu     .       .       .       <Esc>
Quit program    .       .       .       <Esc><Esc>
Bar cursor up   .       .       .       <Up arrow>
Bar cursor down .       .       .       <Down arrow>
Bar cursor left .       .       .       <Left arrow>
Bar cursor right        .       .       <Right arrow>
First file      .       .       .       <Home> or <Alt-H>
Last file       .       .       .       <End> or <Alt-E>
Top of column or previous column        <Page Up>
Bottom of column or next column .       <Page Down>
List file       .       .       .       Place cursor on file and
                                        press <Enter> or <Alt-L>
Modify file description .       .       <?> (Not for archive
                                        contents)
New directory or archive        .       Place cursor on directory or
                                        archive and press <Enter>
Specify directory       .       .       <Ins> or <Alt-D>
Number of columns       .       .       <Tab> or <Alt-C>
Enter Macro window      .       .       <F9> or <Alt-M>
Shell to DOS    .       .       .       <F10> or <Alt-O>
Search for file .       .       .       Type name of file, bar cursor
                                        will search as you type
Run specific macro      .       .       <Alt-1> through <Alt-9>
                                        runs first through ninth
                                        macro, <Alt-0> runs tenth
                                        macro
Help (executes 10th macro)      .       <F1> or <Alt-0>


FUNCTIONS ACCESSIBLE WITH MOUSE IN THE FILE WINDOW

FUNCTION                                    MOUSE LOCATION         BUTTON

Enter new directory or archive  .       .   Selected file       .  Left
Select file     .       .       .       .   Unselected file     .  Left
Move to top of current column or bottom .   Left border         .  Left
  of previous column
Move to bottom of current column or top .   Right border        .  Left
  of next column
Select menu item        .       .       .   Menu item   .       .  Left
Enter menu      .       .       .       .   Menu line   .       .  Left
Change sort criterion   .       .       .   Sort type   .       .  Left
Specify directory       .       .       .   Current path        .  Left
Move to first file      .       .       .   Top border  .       .  Left
Move to last file       .       .       .   Bottom border       .  Left
Change number and size of columns       .   Anywhere    .       .  Right

Any time WINDIR prompts the user either for a single key or a multiple
key response, the Left and Right mouse buttons may be used as an <Enter>
key and <Esc> key respectively.

MENU FUNCTIONS

Note: The menu is designed primarily as an aid for mouse users, but may
also be useful from the keyboard.  All of its functions are available
from the keyboard as described above.  The first eight items have "hot
keys" (HOME, END, COL, SORT, DIR, OS, MAC, and LIST) associated with
them.  You can access their functions by using the <Alt> key and the
first letter of the item.

Disabled items are indicated as such by their color.

All of the functions from the above lists are available from the menu
except that <Esc> will cause the program to exit, and the arrow keys are
used to move the menu's cursor.

FUNCTION                                MENU ITEM       HOT KEY

First File      .       .       .       HOME    .       <Alt-H>
Last File                               END     .       <Alt-E>
Change number and size of columns       COL     .       <Alt-C>
Change sort criterion   .       .       SORT    .       <Alt-S>
Specify directory       .       .       DIR     .       <Alt-D>
Shell to DOS    .       .       .       OS      .       <Alt-O>
Enter macro window      .       .       MAC     .       <Alt-M>
List file or enter directory    .       LIST    .       <Alt-L>
Move bar cursor .       .       .       Arrows
Exit current window (or program)        QUIT
Change current file's comments  .       ?

MACRO WINDOW FUNCTIONS

Functions within the MACRO window are identical with those within the
file window where this makes sense.  The only difference worthy of note
is that the MAC item within the menu will cause the current macro to be
executed.
