01 INPUT FILE NAME
   INPUT FILE NAME                          
   * 
   *  Key in Input File Name to be processed and viewed.
   *  If the file is not in the current directory, then key
   *  in full path and file name. If file cannot be located
   *  then Press F2 for Directory Assistance. If path and
   *  file are too long to type in the window prompt then
   *  switch to directory of file and run system from that
   *  directory. 
   *  
   (Press any key to continue, F1=General Information)
02 STARTING BYTE NUMBER
   STARTING BYTE NUMBER
   *  Key in Starting Byte Number for display. To start at
   *  the beginning of the file, press ENTER, since the
   *  default value is 1. To view records further into file,
   *  key an approximate byte number.  To view the last few
   *  records, key in a number slightly less than the file
   *  size. If you do not start at the beginning of the file,
   *  the first record displayed most likely will not be on a
   *  full record boundary. However, all subsequent records
   *  displayed will be full record displays. 
   (Press any key to continue, F1=General Information)
03 STARTING RECORD NUMBER 
   STARTING RECORD NUMBER 
   *
   *  Key in the specific record you wish to view first.
   *  Since delimited files are variable length records
   *  the system will search for this record first. 
   *  However, you will still be able to go back to
   *  preceding records if necessary. If you do not key
   *  a starting record number, the default value is 1. 
   *
   *
   (Press any key to continue, F1=General Information)
04 DEBLOCK DATA?
   DEBLOCK DATA?
   *  Deblocking data means that you will display the same
   *  number of characters for each record. This is
   *  important in order to find the "implied" number of
   *  characters in a record which does not have normal line
   *  endings such as cr, lf, cr-lf. If your file does indeed
   *  have normal line ending codes, usually you would not
   *  use deblocking, but you may. In order to deblock a
   *  file, you need to specify the implied Record Length.
   *       Y=Yes -- Display deblocked file
   *       N=No  -- Do NOT use deblocking, use line endings
   *                   instead.
   (Press any key to continue, F1=General Information)
05 RECORD SIZE
   RECORD SIZE
   * 
   * 
   *  Record Size is only to be used for displaying
   *  deblocked files. The Record Size becomes the "implied"
   *  record length of the file. Each displayed record will
   *  have exactly the number of characters you have
   *  specified at this prompt. 
   *
   *
   (Press any key to continue, F1=General Information)
50 DISPLAY AND PRINT FILE (DPF) 
   DISPLAY AND PRINT FILE (DPF) 
   *  DPF will display and/or print any record and every 
   *  character (byte) in any file. This includes not only
   *  "normal" ASCII files, but all .exe files, binary
   *  files, communication files, and any file from any
   *  database, or files of unknown origin. Every character
   *  will be displayed. Characters below ASCII 32 will be
   *  displayed as an asterisk (*). The proper graphic will 
   *  display for all other characters. During run, use F1 
   *  (Help) for use of function keys and cursor keys.
   (Press any key to continue)
51 SCANNING, SEARCHING AND PRINTING CONTROLS 
   SCANNING, SEARCHING AND PRINTING CONTROLS 
   *  S=STOP------: Stops Browse. Turns Pause ON. 
   *  ENTER-------: Starts continuous Browse. Turns Pause OFF.
   *  F=FIND------: Key in record number and press ENTER
   *                Turns Pause ON.
   *  P=PRINT-----: Selects current record for printing,
   *                immediately or at the end of the run.
   *                Pause must be ON to issue print command.
   *  H=Hex-------: Does Hex display. Turns Pause ON.
   *  C=Char------: Does Character display. Turns Pause ON.
   *  Cursor Dn/Up: Displays next or previous record. Turns
   *                Pause ON.
   *  PgDn/PgUp---: Displays 10th record forward/backward from
   *                current record. Turns Pause ON.
   *  G=Graphics--: Toggles Graphics ON/OFF for printing
   *                ASCII characters 0-19, 127-255. 
   *                   OFF -- Print asterisks instead.
   *                   ON  -- Print graphic characters. 
   *                 WARNING: Printing graphics may produce
   *                 spurious results. (See Manual.)   
   (Press any key to continue)
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