z 4$Help for HelpAô$Using SafeGard ]┐:$Keys HelpA    ║¢$Help Index
á    4    $Contents
	~B'Contents'
~I	~B'────────'

~I	~B'Help Topics'

~I	~R4'Help for Help'
~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'
~I	~R┐:'Keys Help'
~I	~R║¢'Help Index'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help'


	~B'With the keyboard' - Select a ~R÷'Help topic' or ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary item with the Tab key then press Enter, or
	
	~B'With the mouse'    - Click the left mouse button on a ~R÷'Help topic' or ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary item.

Kzô    $Help for Helptop
~I	~B'HELP FOR HELP'
~I	~B'─────────────'
~I	~Rí'Help Menu Bar operations'
~I	~R╨'Help to using the Keyboard'
~I	~R@'Help to using the Mouse'

~I	~Rz'Help Contents'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help'

~I	~B'Basic operations to use Help:'

	~B'1.'	~B'To view more off screen information' - Use the ~Pτ'cursor keys', or Scroll with the mouse by pulling the ~P='scroll box'.

	~B'2.'	~B'Different colors' are used for each of ~B'Highlighted text', ~R÷'Help topic' and ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary items.

	~B'3.'	~B'To Access' ~R÷'Help topics' or ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary items:

		~B'Keyboard'	-	~B'Cursor' to the portion of the screen containing the Topic or Glossary item, ~B'press Tab' to move to the item you want to view, and then ~B'press Enter.'
			or,	use ~B'context sensitive help' by selecting the menu command with the keyboard and ~B'press F1,'
			or,	if you are in any Dialog box ~B'press F1.'

		~B'Mouse'	-	~B'Point' to the Menu, Topic or Glossary item ~B'and click' the mouse button.
	
~I	~B'To exit Help:'
	Keyboard		Press ESC.
	Mouse		Click both mouse buttons at the same time or select Close from the ~P╠σ'control menu'.

~I	~B'To exit SafeGard:'
	Keyboard	1	Press Alt
			2	Type the letter F
			3	Type the letter X
			or
			4	Alt F4, will close SafeGard 

	Mouse	1	Point to the File menu and click the mouse button.
			2	Click the mouse button on the Exit command or.

~I	~B'Other related Topics'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

4╨    $Help Choices
~I	~B'Help Menu Bar operations'

	Five menu choices, ~B'Index,' ~B'Back,' ~B'< Browse,' ~B'Browse >'

~I	~B'Choice'	~B'Key'		~B'Function'
	Index	Alt+I	Displays the SafeGard Help Index.
	Back		Alt+B	Displays the last topic you viewed. Help moves back one topic at a time in the order you viewed each topic, until you return to Help Contents.
	< Browse 	Alt+R	Displays the previous topic in a series of related topics, until you reach the first topic in the series. Then the button is dimmed.
	Browse >	Alt+O	Displays the next topic in a series of related topics, until you reach the last topic in the series. Then the button is dimmed.

~I	~B'Choosing Help menu items:'
	With the Keyboard	-	Hold down Alt and press the highlighted letter in the Help item's name.
	With the Mouse		-	Point to the Help item and click the mouse button.

~I	~B'Other related Topics'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

Qí@    $Keys Helphelp
~I	~B'To operate Help with the keyboard:'

~I	~B'Key'		~B'Menu Choice'	~B'Function'
	Alt+I	Index		Displays the SafeGard Help Index.
	Alt+B	Back			Displays the last topic you viewed. Help moves back one topic at a time in the order you viewed each topic, until you return to the Help Index.
	Alt+R	< Browse		Displays the previous topic in a series of related topics, until you reach the first topic in the series. Then the button is dimmed.
	Alt+O	Browse >		Displays the next topic in a series of related topics, until you reach the last topic in the series. Then the button is dimmed.
	Tab 					-  To move between topics in the Help Index.
	Cursor Keys			-  To move through the Help Index.
	Alt and then spacebar	-  Opens the Control menu.
	
~I	~B'To select options in Help Dialog boxes with the keyboard:'

~I	~B'Key'			~B'Dialog Option'	~B'Function'
	Alt+T		This Topic	Search only Help Topics related to the typed Help Topic.
	Alt+A		All Topics	Search all Help Topics.
	Alt+G		Goto			Go to the topic selected in the ~P⌡'list box'.
	Press ESC 	Cancel		Close the Dialog box without further action.
	Tab						-	To rotate between choices in a Help Window or Dialog box.
	Up and Down Cursor			-	To select a topic found in the list box.

~I	~B'To exit Help with the keyboard:'
	Press ESC.

~I	~B'To exit SafeGard with the keyboard:'
	Keyboard	1	Press the Alt key
			2	Type the letter F
			3	Type the letter X

~I	~B'Other related Topics'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

7	╨        $Mouse Help
~I	~B'Using the Mouse'

	The Mouse button lets you make selections, move, copy, size, maximize, minimize etc. to simplify most of the operations in SafeGard.
	If a selection is not available, the selection appears dimmed.

~I	~B'Basic mouse button usage:'
	a)	~B'Left' mouse button is used in all cases unless otherwise noted.
	b)	Hold the ~B'Ctrl key' while clicking the mouse button adds to (or deletes from) a file list or directory selection, and
	c)	Holding the ~B'Shift key' while clicking the mouse button extends a file list or directory selection.
	d)	~B'Point' with the mouse cursor to the file name, directory name, menu item, Dialog box option etc. to select, then click the mouse button.
	e)	The ~B'Right' mouse button is used ONLY:
		i)	to toggle between tree views and list views, and
		ii)	when clicked on a directory name while holding the Ctrl key, opens a second appearance of an open window showing the selected directory.
	f)	~B'Both' mouse buttons pressed at the same time are used as an alternative to the ESC key to clear all highlights from files or directories.
	g)	~B'Both' mouse buttons pressed at the same time will close Help.
	h)	Double click in a Window's ~B'title bar' to maximize / minimize the Window.
	i)	Click in the ~B'Hint line' at the bottom of the screen to open the Switch to Dialog box then double click on the name to change to another window.
	j)	If the active Window is a Backup list Window you can click the mouse button on the ~B'Date in the hint bar' to open the History Dialog box.
	k)	To ~B'copy' files, select the files to be copied then, while on any of the selected files, hold the mouse button and drag the copy icon until the icon shows the destination drive, release 	
		the button.  
	l)	To ~B'move' files, select the files to be moved then, while on any of the selected files, hold the mouse button and the Alt key and drag the copy icon until the icon shows the destination 	
		drive, release the button.

~I	~B'To exit Help with the mouse:'
	Make any selection outside the Help Window.

~I	~B'To exit SafeGard with the mouse:'
	1.	Point to the File menu and click the mouse button.
	2.	Click the Exit command.


~I	~B'Other related Topics'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

u4┐:    $Help Using SafeGardtop
~I	~B'USING SAFEGARD'
~I	~B'──────────────'

~I	~R0'General Operations'
~I	~R3'Specific Procedures'
~I	~R¼6'Advanced Topics'

~I	~B'Quick Help Flow Charts'
~I	~FM┤'Charts - Block menus'

~I	~B'Other related Topics'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

êô3    $General Operations
~I	~B'General Operations'
~I	~R▄'Menu Operations'
~I	~Rc≡'DOS Prompt Operations'
~I	~R∩'Window Operations'
~I	~R╦"'Dialog Box Operations'
~I	~R░+'Workspace Operations'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help'  
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

l0c≡    $Menu Operations
~I	~B'Menu Operations'
~I	~Ri!'Menu Bar commands'
~I	~R╦$'Select and Cancel Menus'
~I	~Ry*'Choose Menu commands'
~I	~Rt.'Control Menu commands'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help'  
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

?▄╦$    $Menu Bar commands
~I	~B'Menu Bar commands'

~I	~Rd2'File Menu'
~I	~RN'Help Menu'
~I	~RòO'File Menu (Main Screen)'
~I	~R@Z'Action Menu'
~I	~Rû0'Search Menu'
~I	~RKP'Macro Menu'
~I	~Rεò'View Menu'
~I	~R┬'Options Menu'
~I	~R┤ß'Window Menu'
~I	~Rαε'Help Menu'

	SafeGard drop down menus are selected from the menu bar at the top of the screen.  Commands in the Drop down menus permit selection of wanted actions and functions.
	There is a control menu associated with each Window which may be used for managing it's screen setup.

	In SafeGard, you select a menu from the menu bar, and then choose a command from that menu.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R╦$'Select and Cancel Menus'
~I	~Ry*'Choose Menu commands'
~I	~Rt.'Control Menu commands'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

ëi!y*    $Select Cancel Menus
~I	~B'Select and Cancel Menus'

	SafeGard commands are selected from the ~P 'menu bar' at the top of the screen.  Drop down menus on each of the named menus permits selection of wanted actions and functions.
	There is also a common ~P╠σ'control menu' used for managing each Window's setup on the screen.

	In SafeGard, you select a menu from the menu bar, and then choose a command from that menu.

	~B'To select a menu with the keyboard:'
	1.	Press Alt to select the menu bar.
	2.	Type the underlined letter in the menu name,  or - press the Left Arrow or Right Arrow key to select the menu you want then press Enter.

	~B'To cancel a menu with the keyboard:'
	-	Press Alt or F10 or ESC to cancel the menu and move back to the active Window.

	~B'To select a menu with the mouse:'
	-	Point to the name of the menu on the menu bar and click the name to open the drop down menu.
		You can also drag the highlight down the menu to the desired command if you wish.

	~B'To cancel a menu with the mouse:'
	-	Click the menu name or anywhere outside the menu.
	
	The control menu is accessed either by clicking the mouse button on the ~P.σ'control box' or on a Windows icon, or by pressing Alt and then Spacebar.
	
~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~Ry*'Choose Menu commands'
~I	~Rt.'Control Menu commands'
~I	~Ri!'Menu Bar commands'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'
	
╙╦$t.    $Menu command selection
~I	~B'Choose Menu commands'
	
	The items listed on drop down menus are commands or sources of status information.
	
	~B'To choose an item from a selected menu with the keyboard:'
	-	Type the underlined letter in the item name,  or use the Up and Down Arrow keys to select the item you want then press Enter.

	~B'To choose an item from a selected menu with the mouse:'
	-	Click the item name.

	The following conventions for SafeGard Windows provide extra information about the menu commands.

~I	~B'Menu convention'	~B'What it means'
	Grayed item		The command is not available until some further action is taken.
	~PΣ≤'Key combination'	The key combination is a shortcut for the command.  Use this key combination to choose the menu command without first opening the menu.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R╦$'Select and Cancel Menus'
~I	~Rt.'Control Menu commands'
~I	~Ri!'Menu Bar commands'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

╔y*        $Control Menu commands
~I	~B'Control Menu commands'
	
	To select the ~P╠σ'control menu' with the keyboard press Alt + the spacebar. 
	To select the control menu with the mouse click on the ~P.σ'control box' in the top left corner of the ~P.'title bar'. 

	The following table defines the control menu commands.

~I	~B'Command'		~B'Action'
	Restore		Restores the window to it's former size after it has been enlarged or shrunk to an icon.
	Move			Lets you use the keyboard to move the window to another position on the screen.
	Size			Lets you use the keyboard to change the size of the window.
	Minimize		Shrinks the window to an icon.
	Maximize		Enlarges the window to it's maximum size.
	Close		Closes the window.
	Switch To		Makes another open inactive Window the active Window.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R╦$'Select and Cancel Menus'
~I	~Ry*'Choose Menu commands'
~I	~Ri!'Menu Bar commands'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

Fi!N    $Filemenu1
~I	~B'File Menu for initial screen'
~I	~R┼3'Open'
~I	~Rk9'Import a Backup list'
~I	~Rë9'Delete a Backup list or Workspace'
~I	~R┬='Rename a list or Workspace'
~I	~RJB'Format diskettes'
~I	~R/M'Exit..Alt+F4'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

ïd2k9    $Openmenu1
~I	~B'Opening Drives, Backup lists and Workspaces'
	
	~B'Drive Windows' on the computer are opened by clicking on a Button in the ~P²δ'Drive bar' (the Drive bar can be toggled on or off
	with the Options menu Drive bar command (Alt, O, R).

	~B'Or as follows.' 
	
	Selecting the File menu Open command of SafeGard presents the following Dialog box choices:
	- Drives available on the computer
	- Backup lists and ~P²'Workspaces' which have been created in other sessions with SafeGard

~I	~B'Selecting File Open Dialog box choices with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the File menu Open command (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Tab to select the Open ~P⌡'list box'.
	c)	Select the desired item in the Open list box with the ~P╜Θ'direction keys' and press Enter.

~I	~B'Selecting File Open Dialog box choices with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or select the File menu Open command.
	b)	Double click on the desired item in the Open list, or
	c)	Select the desired item in the ~P⌡'list box' and click on OK.

	You can move up and down the choices in the list box by dragging the mouse up or down the list, or
	by dragging the ~P='scroll box' in the ~P+'scroll bar' with the mouse or by using the up and down ~P╜Θ'direction keys'.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'


┼3ë9>ò$Importmenu1

k9┬=    $Deletemenu1
~I	~B'Deleting Backup lists and Workspaces'

	Selecting the File menu Delete command presents the following Dialog box choices:
	1.	Existing Backup lists which may be deleted.
	2.	Existing ~P²'Workspaces' which may be deleted.

~I	~B'Deleting Backup lists and Workspaces with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the File menu Delete command (Alt, F, D).
	b)	Select the desired item in the Delete list with the ~P╜Θ'direction keys'.
	c)	Press Enter.

~I	~B'Deleting Backup lists and Workspaces with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the File menu Delete command.
	b)	Double click on the desired item in the Delete list, or
	c)	Select the desired item in the Delete list and click on OK.
	You can move up and down the Delete list by dragging the mouse cursor up and down the list, or
	by dragging the ~P='scroll box' in the ~P+'scroll bar' with the mouse or by using the ~P╜Θ'direction keys'.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'


kë9JB    $Renamemenu1
~I	~B'Renaming Backup lists and Workspaces'

	Selecting the File menu Rename command presents the following Dialog box choices:
	1.	A ~P
'text box' for typing the new name of a selected Backup list or Workspace
	2.	A ~P⌡'list box' showing the names of existing Backup lists and ~P²'Workspaces'
	3.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Renaming Backup lists and Workspaces with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the File menu Rename command (Alt, F, R).
	b)	Tab to the list box and select the desired name with the ~P╜Θ'direction keys'.
	c)	Tab to the ~P
'text box' and type the required changes.
	d)	Press Enter.

~I	~B'Renaming Backup lists and Workspaces with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the File menu Rename command.
	b)	Click on the name of the Backup list or Workspace in the list box which is to be changed.
	c)	In the text box, click on the first letter to be changed and type the desired changes.
	d)	Click on OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~F∙ 'Rename files'
~I	~F▐,'Rename a Directory' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'


δ┬=RK    $Formatmenu1
~I	~B'Formatting Diskettes'

	Selecting the File menu Format command presents the following Dialog box choices:
	1.	A Combo box to select the Drive to be formatted.
	2.	A Combo box to select the type of diskette being formatted.
	3.	A Volume label check box, which if checked permits you to write a volume label to the diskette being formatted.
	4.	A Verify check box, which permits you to turn off (not selected) the format verify option.  This would normally be used to speed up formatting when you are using diskettes which are known to
		be in good condition.  Verify does not operate if you are doing a Quick format. 
	5.	An Overwrite prompt check box which if checked will provide a prompt when disks already have data on them.
	6.	~B'A Quick format button' to reformat already formatted diskettes.
		
~I	~B'Formatting a diskette with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the File menu Format command (Alt, F, F).
	b)	Tab to the Drive ~Pp▌'combo Box' and use the ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select the drive to be formatted, then
	c)	Tab to the parameter combo box and use the cursor keys to select the type of diskette to be formatted.
	d)	If you wish to change the Volume label, press L to mark the Check box and type your new label in the Text box.
	e)	Press V and O as desired to turn the Verify and Overwrite prompt options on or off as desired.
	f)	Press Enter.

~I	~B'Formatting a diskette with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the File menu Format command.
	b)	Click on the Drive ~Pp▌'combo Box' and select the drive to be formatted.
	c)	Click on the parameter combo Box and select the type of diskette being formatted.
	d)	If you wish to change the Volume label, click in the the Check box and type your new label in the Text box.
	e)	Click in the check boxes to turn the Verify and Overwrite prompt options on or off as desired.
	f)	Select OK or press Enter.

	~B'Previously formatted diskettes' can be ~B'Quick' formatted.
	a)	Select or Cursor, in the Drive ~Pp▌'combo Box', to select drive A: or B:.
	b)	The type of diskette in the next combo box will be selected automatically.
	c)	Select, or tab to Quick and press the Enter key.  ~B'Quick formatted diskettes are not verified while formatting.'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'

┐JB/M    $Format Quick
~I	~B'Do a Quick format to reformat diskettes.'
	
	~B'Previously formatted diskettes' can be ~B'Quick' formatted.
	a)	Select the File menu Format command (Alt, F, F).
	b)	Select or Cursor, in the Drive ~Pp▌'combo Box', to select drive A: or B:.
	c)	The type of diskette in the next combo box will be selected automatically.
	d)	Select, or tab to Quick and press the Enter key.  ~B'Quick formatted diskettes are not verified while formatting.'

╞RK        $Exitmenu1
~I	~B'Exiting SafeGard'

	~B'To exit SafeGard:'

	~B'Keyboard'	1	Press the Alt key
			2	Type the letter F
			3	Type the letter X

	~B'Mouse'	1	Click on the File menu.
			2	Click the Exit command.

┌d2òO    $Helpmenu1
~I	~B'Help Menu'
~I	~RO'Help for Help'
~I	~R*O'Using SafeGard'
~I	~RQO'Keys Help'
~I	~RsO'Help Index'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

N*O4$Help for Helpmenu1
OQOô$Using SafeGardmenu1
~*OsO┐:$Keys Helpmenu1
~QO    ║¢$Help Indexmenu1
ëN@Z    $Filemenu2
~I	~B'File Menu for main screen'
~I	~R9Q'  Open'
~I	~RUQ'  Close'
~I	~RT'  Save'
~I	~RW'  Save as'
~I	~R¼Y'  Import a Backup list'
~I	~R╩Y'  Delete a Backup list or Workspace'
~I	~RΦY'  Rename a list or Workspace'
~I	~RZ'  Format diskettes'
~I	~R$Z'  Exit..Alt+F4'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

òOUQ┼3$Openmenu2
ñ9QT    $Close
~I	~B'Closing Windows'

	Selecting the File Close command of SafeGard immediately closes the current Window.

~I	~B'Selecting and closing a Window with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Use the Tab key to select the Window to be closed.
	b)	Select the File menu Close command (Alt, F, C).

~I	~B'Selecting and closing a Window with the Mouse:'
	a)	Click anywhere in the Window to be closed to select it.
	b)	Select the File menu Close command or double click in the ~P.σ'Control box'.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~RJ∞'Close all Open Windows' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

∙UQW    $Save
~I	~B'Saving Workspaces'

	Selecting the File menu Save command of SafeGard immediately saves the current Workspace or Backup list under the current name, or
	if new, a ~P
'Text box' is presented in which to type the desired name.
	
~I	~B'Saving a Workspace or Backup list with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the File menu Save command (Alt, F, S)
	b)	If it is a new Workspace or Backup list type the name in the Text box when prompted and press Enter.

~I	~B'Saving a Workspace or Backup list with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the File menu Save command.
	b)	If it is a new Workspace or Backup list type the name in the Text box when prompted and select Enter.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

	tT¼Y    $Save as
~I	~B'Saving Backup lists and Workspaces with a new name'

	Selecting the File menu Save as command presents a Text box in which to type the new name.
	
~I	~B'Saving a Workspace or Backup list with a new name using the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the File menu Save as command (Alt, F, A).
	b)	Type the new name in the Text box when prompted and press Enter.

~I	~B'Saving a Workspace or Backup list with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the File menu 'Save as' command.
	b)	Type the name in the Text box when prompted and select Enter.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'


W╩Y>ò$Importmenu2

¼YΦYë9$Deletemenu2

╩YZ┬=$Renamemenu2

ΦY$ZJB$Formatmenu2
Z    /M$Exitmenu2
òòOû0    $Action
~I	~B'Action Menu'
~I	~Rφ['  Backup'
~I	~RbÑ'  Mark'
~I	~R¼¡'  Unmark'
~I	~R
▓'  Lock'
~I	~R»┤'  Unlock'
~I	~Rç╢'  Restore'
~I	~R«≈'  Copy'
~I	~R■'  Move'
~I	~Rù'  Delete Files Directories'
~I	~R∙ '  Rename Files'
~I	~R)'  Create A Directory'
~I	~R▐,'  Rename Directory'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

d@ZbÑ    $Backupmenu
~I	~B'Basic Backup Instructions'

~I	~Rm^'Basic Backup Instructions'
~I	~R┼ü'Modify a Backup list'
~I	~R[Å'Using Macros for Backups'
~I	~RyÅ'Open a Previous Backup list'
~I	~R>ò'Import a Backup list'
~I	~RR¢'Rename an Existing Backup list'
~I	~Ry¢'Delete an Existing Backup list'
~I	~R:₧'Update a Backup / Simple Backup'
~I	~R<ñ'Backup updates from the DOS Prompt'
~I	~R]ñ'Automatic formatting during Backup'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~Rç╢'Restore Instructions'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'
~I	~R┼ü'Selecting Files and Directories'


8#φ[┼ü    $Backup Details
~I	~B'Files may be Backed up as follows'
~I	~B'1.'	~B'Update a Backup'
~I	~B'2.'	~B'Simple Backup'
~I	~B'3.'	~B'Backup using Macros'
~I	~B'4.'	~B'Backup from the DOS prompt'
~I	~B'5.'	~B'General Backup procedures'
~I	~B'6.'	~B'Detailed Backup procedures'
~I	~B'7.'	~B'General Backup Notes'

~I	~B'1.  Update a backup:'
	a)	You can update a set of backed up files by opening the desired Backup list using [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or from the File menu Open command Dialog box (Alt, F, O), then
	b)	Select [backup] in the Tool bar or use the Action menu Backup command (Alt, A, B) to backup any changed files.
		(To add additional files to the Backup set, ~Pu	'select' them, then select [mark] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Mark command (Alt, A, A) to add the files before 	
		using the Backup command)
	
	SafeGard keeps track of all files in the Backup list and recognizes if they have been changed since the previous Backup.
	
	If a Backup list was set up using macros the new files defined by the macro will be recognized and added to the list automatically.

~I	~B'2.  Simple Backup:'
	If you want to select some files and or directories and back them up, do it this way.
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or use the File menu Open command (Alt, F, O) then cursor to the Drive containing the files and directories to be backed, press Enter.
	b)	~Pu	'Select' files and directories to be backed up.
	c)	Select [backup] from the Tool bar or the Action menu Backup command (Alt, A, B).  Files will be ~P#√'marked' automatically and the Backup will commence by presenting Dialog boxes. 	
	d)	or, ~P#√'Mark' selected files using [mark] in the Tool bar or the Action menu Mark command (Alt, A, A), then
	e)	Select [backup] in the Tool bar or the Action menu Backup command (Alt, A, B) to start the Backup.
	
	The above procedures will offer choices of Backup options and result in Backing up, or updating the backed up files.

~I	~B'3.    Backup using Macros:'
	This is the simplest and most automatic way of creating a Backup list and maintaining a Backup set.
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or use the File menu Open command (Alt, F, O) to open the Drive or existing Backup list containing the files and directories to be backed up or 	
		updated.
	b)	~Pu	'Select' files and directories for backup by using the Macro menus.
	c)	The selected files are ~P#√'marked' automatically and, if this is a new list, a Backup list is created with a name of your choice.
	d)	Backup the selected files using the Action menu Backup command.
	e)	Individual files or sets of files may be added to the list by manually selecting and marking them, and the backup of those files will be updated on subsequent use of the list.
	f)	Update a Macro controlled Backup list by opening the Backup list from the File menu Open Dialog box then select [backup] in the Tool bar or the Action menu Backup command (Alt, A, B).

	The Macro procedure will result in automatic backups of new or changed files that are defined by the Macro, and also updating of the Backup of any files added to the list manually.
		
~I	~B'4.    Backup from the DOS Prompt:'

	See help under 'Other Related Topics' below, covering Backup updates from the DOS prompt.

~I	~B'5.    General Backup Procedures:'
	a)	Open the Drive or existing Backup list containing the files and directories to be backed up or updated.
	b)	~Pu	'Select' files or directories that are to be backed up
	c)	~P#√'Mark' the selected files or directories, creating a Backup list
	d)	Set Backup parameters from Dialog box choices
	e)	Initiate the Backup with the Action Backup command

	Dialog box choices while Backing up:
	a)	Compression Yes or No (default No)
	b)	Type of encryption desired if any (default none)
	c)	Error Checking Yes or No (default No)
	d)	Number of versions of the file to maintain
	e)	Name the Backup list (if a new list)
	f)	Verify (None, CRC or Read Back)
	g)	Destination of the Backup (default A: Drive)
	h)	OK or Cancel

	The ~P╢≈'Lock' choice from the Action menu ensures the Back up copy of a locked file will not be removed from the Backup set when it's ~P▐'version' # exceeds the # set for it.
	~B'Unlocking' a previously locked file permits its removal from the list.
	
	See Appendix D in the Users Manual for a detailed explanation of the Backup options.

~I	~B'6.    Detailed Backup Procedures:'
	1.	From the File menu open the Drive or existing Backup list containing the files and directories to be backed up or updated.

	2.	~Pu	'Select' the files and directories to be backed up:
	a)	Manually by using the keyboard or mouse,
	OR:
	b)	Using the Search menu choices type, in the text box:
		i)	the Name, using ~P'wildcards' as desired, or
		ii)	the Date (in the form MMM-DD-YY), or
		iii)	the file Size (in bytes and select Less, Equal or Greater)
		iv)	or select All files,
		Then set the Search path to:
		i)	All Directories, or
		ii)	Current Directory, or
		iii)	Current Branch
		iv)	You may also type in the number of ~P▐'versions' of the selection to be retained in the backup set,
	OR:
	c)	Using the Macro menu choices make selections as indicated for the Search choices above.

	3.	If the Macro menu was used the selected files and directories will already be ~P#√'marked' and backup parameters set.
		If the Search menu was used ~P#√'mark' the selected files and directories as follows:
	a)	Select [mark] from the Tool bar or the Action menu Mark command (Alt, A, A).  This will change the drive window to a Backup list Window.
	b)	From the Dialog box choose:
		i)	~P≥α'Compression' - Yes or No.  	
		ii)	~POφ'Encryption' - Yes or No.
			LTI proprietary encryption provides a level appropriate for most security requirements with slightly less slowing of the backup process.
		iii)	~P÷φ'Error Checking' - Yes or No.  With error checking on (enabled) data may be restored from damaged Backup diskettes.
		iv)	Type in the number of ~P▐'versions' of files to be maintained by SafeGard's database.
			From the Dialog box type in the number of versions of files you wish to be maintained by SafeGard's database.  Any number of versions of files may be kept at the same time.  Locked 	
			files will be maintained in the Backup list even when a file version exceeds the maximum number of Versions set for it.
	f)	Select OK to complete the marking process.

	4.	Backup the list:
	a)	From the Action menu, select Backup.  If it is new Backup list type a name in the text box, then press OK.
	b)	From the Dialog box choose the target drive which may be:
		i) 	any diskette drive (the default drive is A:) as set up in the Options Setup menu, or
 		ii)	a resident hard disk.	
	c)	From the Dialog box choose:
		i)	~P╫
'Verification' level (None, CRC or Read Back) for of the data being backed up.
		ii)	Press Enter or select the Start button in the Dialog box.
	d)	Choose the Options command button and:
		i)	Press ~B'C' or click in the ~PmΣ'Confirm overwrite' check box, to toggle on/off Confirm overwrite of data which may already be on a diskette.
		ii)	Press ~B'A' or click in the ~PA╪'Autosense diskette' check box, to toggle on/off diskette sensing in the disk drive.
		iii)	Press ~B'K' or click in the ~P'Keep orphans' check box, to toggle on/off the keep orphans option.
		iv)	Press ~B'P' or click in the Audible prompt check box to toggle the Disk change audible prompt on or off.
		v)	Tab to the ~P╡Φ'Default path' ~P
'Text box' and if desired type in a path for your normal ~B'resident Backup list' location.  
		
~I	~B'7.    Notes:'
	1.	~B'You should not do a SafeGard Compressed Backup if the Backup is to a drive which is already compressed' (generally this would only be in the case of resident Backups) using Stacker or DOS 
6 		Double Space etc.  No significant additional compression will be achieved and possible space allocation conflicts will be avoided.
	2.	~B'Unformatted diskettes' will be formatted by SafeGard automatically.  A Dialog box will give you the opportunity to specify the format options.
	3.	~B'SafeGard will write over' a diskette previously used by SafeGard, or which contains other data, without reformatting.
	4.	Any files and/or directories from ~B'any one drive' can be included in the same Backup list.  You cannot include files and/or directories from more than one drive in the same Backup list.
	5.	~B'SafeGard Backup lists can be imported' into any computer by using the SafeGard File menu Import command (Alt, F, I).
	6.	If the ~B'Backup list on the computer has been destroyed' for any reason Backed up files can be recovered from your Backup disks by:
		a)	using the File menu Import command (Alt, F, I), or
		b)	by opening the drive containing the backed up files and copying the files to a destination of your choice.  

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R┼ü'Selecting Files and Directories'
~I	~Rc≡'Backup updates from the DOS prompt'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'


m^[Å    $Modify list
~I	~B'Modifying a Backup list'
~I	~R≥â'Selecting files by Pointing'
~I	~R⌠ì'Selecting files by Searching'
~I	~RÄ'Selecting files with Macros'
~I	~R9Ä'Marking Selections'
~I	~RaÄ'Unmarking Selections'
~I	~RïÄ'Deleting Macro Markers'
~I	~R▓Ä'Locking Files'
~I	~R╨Ä'Unlocking Files'
~I	~R≡Ä'Update a Backup / Simple Backup'
~I	~RÅ'Updating a Backup from the DOS prompt'
~I	~R7Å'Delete a Backup list'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

┌	┼ü⌠ì    $Select by pntng seech4
~I	~B'Selecting Files and / or Directories by Pointing'

	Selection of multiple files from more than one directory is permitted for SafeGard Backup and Restore operations.
	Selections from more than one drive in any one Backup set is not permitted.

~I	~B'Miscellaneous selection with the Keyboard'
	a)	Press the tab key to move to the desired Window, then
	b)	Use the ~P╜Θ'direction keys' to move to the desired file or directory, then
	c)	Select it by pressing the spacebar, and if needed
	d)	Extend the selection ~B'(block selection)' by holding the Shift key and pressing the direction keys, and
	e)	Add to (or remove from) the selection ~B'(random selection)' by moving the cursor to each subsequent choice and then press and hold the Ctrl key while pressing the spacebar.
	f)	The ESC key will ~B'clear' all selections.

	~B'Direction keys function as follows:'

~I	~B'Key(s)'		~B'Moves the action point'
	Up Arrow		Up one line.
	Down Arrow	Down one line
	Right Arrow	Right one column
	Left Arrow	Left one column.
	Home			To the start of the Window
	End			To the end of the Window
	PgUp			Up one window
	PgDn			Down one window
	ESC			Clears highlights on all found files
	
	Holding the Shift key with any of the above keys Extends the selection in accordance with the keys function.
	Pressing and holding the Ctrl key and then pressing the Shift bar after moving the cursor to additional items adds to the files or directories selected.

~I	~B'Miscellaneous selection with the with the Mouse'
	a)	Point to the first file or directory you want to select and click the left mouse button.
	b)	Extend the selection ~B'(block selection)' by holding the left mouse button and dragging the action point to the last item in the selection, or
	c)	Extend the selection ~B'(block selection)' by holding the Shift key and clicking the mouse button on the last item in the selection.
	d)	Add files or directories to a selection ~B'(random selection)' by holding the Ctrl key and clicking the mouse button on each of the files or directories to be added (or removed).
	e)	All highlights on found files can be ~B'cleared' by pressing ESC or left and right mouse buttons together.	

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~Rû0'Select by Searching' 
~I	~RKP'Selecting with Macros' 
~I	~R╤'Select first file or directory' 
~I	~RI╤'Extend Selection' 
~I	~Ro╤'Block Selection' 
~I	~Rö╤'Miscellaneous Selection' 
~I	~R┴╤'Select in another Directory' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

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9ÄïÄ¼¡$Unmark Selection seech4
aÄ▓Ä¬æ$Remove Macros seech4

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▓Ä≡Ä»┤$UnLock seech4
╨ÄÅ:₧$Backup Simple seech4
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┼üyÅKP$Macro Indir
Ñ[Å>ò    $Open Prev list
~I	~B'Open a Previous Backup list'

~I	~B'With the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the File menu Open command (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Select the desired Backup list name in the Open list with the ~P╜Θ'direction keys' and press Enter.

~I	~B'With the Mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command.
	b)	Double click on the desired item in the Open Dialog box.

	You can move up and down the Open list by dragging the mouse up or down the list, or
	by dragging the ~P='scroll box' in the ~P+'scroll bar' with the mouse or by using the ~P╜Θ'direction keys'.

~I	~B'Backup update from the DOS prompt:'
	There are two pre-conditions that you must set up.
	1.    You must have created a Backup list using one of the techniques outlined in the Backup topic.
	2.    Your command must be able to access the SafeGard directory either by being carried out from the SafeGard directory or having the DOS Path set up to access the SafeGard directory.

~I	~B'Backup lists are opened from the DOS prompt as follows:'

	From the DOS prompt type:
	  	
		C:>safegard /[Backup list name]

	The Backup list will be opened and may be modified as desired before completing the Backup using the Action menu Backup command.

	DOS commands for SafeGard can be run from a batch file if you wish.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~Rφ['Create a Backup list and Backup'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

⌡yÅR¢    $Import a list
~I	~B'Importing Backup lists'

	You can import Backup lists either from diskettes or from resident Backups.  When you select the File menu Import command you will be shown:
	a)	an Import Dialog box with a Text box to permit you to type in the Backup list location, and
	b)	if you are Importing the Backup list from a resident location with more than one list you will also be shown a list box to permit you to choose the desired Backup list.
	c)	If there is already a list with the chosen name in the SafeGard Open List box, the request to import will be ignored.  You can complete the import operation by renaming (Alt, F, R) or 		
		or deleting (Alt, F, D) the existing list. 

~I	~B'Importing Backup lists with the keyboard'
	a)	Select the File menu Import command (Alt, F, I).
	b)	In the Import Dialog box type the path to the Backup list location.
	c)	If a choice is given, select the desired Backup List name in the Import list with the direction keys and press Enter.

~I	~B'Importing Backup lists with the mouse'
	a)	Select the File menu Import command.
	b)	In the Import Dialog box type the path to the Backup list location.
	c)	If a choice is given, double click the mouse button on the desired Backup List name in the Import list.

	The above actions will move the Backup list being imported into your usual SafeGard directory where it can be used to Restore files or update the Backup in the usual manner.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

>òy¢┬=$Rename Existing list

ñR¢:₧    $Delete list
~I	~B'Delete a Backup list'

~I	~B'With the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the File menu Delete command (Alt, F, D).
	b)	Select the desired Backup list name in the Delete list with the ~P╜Θ'direction keys'.
	c)	Press Enter.

~I	~B'With the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the File menu Delete command.
	b)	Double click on the desired Backup list name in the Delete list.

	You can move up and down the Delete list by dragging the mouse up or down the list, or
	by dragging the ~P='scroll box' in the ~P+'scroll bar' with the mouse or by using the up and down ~P╜Θ'direction keys'.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

πy¢<ñ    $Backup Simple
~I	~B'Backup'
~I	~B'1.'	~B'Update a Backup'
~I	~B'2.'	~B'Simple Backup'

~I	~B'1.  Update a backup:'
	a)	You can update a set of backed up files by opening the desired Backup list from the File menu Open command (Alt, F, O) Dialog box, then
	b)	Use the Action menu Backup command (Alt, A, B) to backup any changed files.
		(To add additional files to the Backup set, ~Pu	'select' them, then use the Action menu Mark command (Alt, A, A) to add the files before using the Backup command)
	
	SafeGard keeps track of all files in the Backup list and recognizes if they have been changed since the previous Backup.
	
	If a Backup list was set up using macros the new files defined by the macro will be recognized and added to the list automatically.

~I	~B'2.  Simple Backup:'
	If you want to select some files and or directories and back them up, do it this way.
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command (Alt, F, O) then cursor to the Drive containing the files and directories to be backed up, press Enter.
	b)	~Pu	'Select' files and directories to be backed up.
	c)	Select [backup] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Backup command (Alt, A, B).  The selected files will be marked automatically.
	
	The above procedures will offer choices of Backup options and result in Backing up, or updating the backed up files.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~Rφ['Create a Backup list and Backup'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary' 

:₧]ñⁿ√$Backup DOS Ops

Φ<ñ        $Format auto
~I	~B'Automatic formatting during Backup'

	If diskettes being used for Backups are unformatted SafeGard will recognize it and present a dialog box to enable you to format them automatically, without leaving the Backup operation.

4φ[¼¡    $Mark
~I	~B'Mark'

	Marking selected files and directories establishes a (or updates an existing) ~P{┘'Backup list'.

	Files and/or directories may be ~P#√'marked' in one of two ways:
	1.	by using the Action menu Mark command all ~Pu	'selected' files and directories are marked.
	2.	by using a Macro menu commands.

	When files and/or directories are marked using Macros, the instructions used by SafeGard to properly update and add to a Backup list are stored in a ~P)²'marker'.
	The marker appears in a distinctive color at the top of the Backup list.
	More than one marker can be attached to a Backup list and markers can be deleted by ~Pu	'selecting' them and using the Action menu Delete command (Alt, A, D).

~I	~P#√'Marking' ~B'selected files and directories from the Action menu:'
	a)	Open the appropriate drive and ~Pu	'select' the files and directories to be backed up.
	b)	Select [mark] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Mark command.
	c)	From the Dialog box choose ~P≥α'compression' Yes or No.  	
	d)	From the Dialog box choose ~POφ'encryption' Yes or No.
	e)	From the Dialog box choose Yes or No for ~P÷φ'Error Checking'.  With error checking on (enabled) data may be restored from damaged Backup diskettes.
	f)	From the Dialog box type in the number of ~P▐'versions' of files to be maintained by SafeGard's database.
		If backups greater than the specified number are called for the oldest version will, unless Locked, fall off the end of the list and be lost.
	g)	Select OK to complete the marking process.  OK will change the drive window to a Backup list Window and the files and directories selected for Backup will appear in a distinctive color.

~I	~P#√'Marking' ~B'selected files and directories from the Macro menu:'
	
	See the Macro menu for instructions on the use of Macros to Mark files and create and maintain Backup lists. 

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~RKP'Macro menu, use and operation of Macros'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

FbÑ
▓    $Unmark
~I	~B'Unmark'

	~P#√'Unmarking' selected files and directories removes them from an existing ~P{┘'Backup list'.

~I	~B'Files and/or directories may be unmarked'
 	~B'with the Action menu Unmark command as follows:'
	a)	~Pu	'Select' the files in a Backup list that are to be unmarked.	
	b)	Select [unmark] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Unmark command.
	c)	If the Unmark command is used on a Backup list defined by a macro, the unmarked files will be removed from the macro definition permanently.

~I	~B'Files and/or directories may be unmarked'
 	~B'by deleting a' ~P)²'marker' ~B'as follows:'
	a)	Select the marker that defines the set of files to be removed from the Backup list.
	b)	Select [delete] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Delete command.  If only one Marker is associated with the current Backup list, the Action Delete marker function will also 
		delete the current Backup list.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

Å¼¡»┤    $Lock
~I	~B'Lock'

	~P╢≈'Locking' files with the Action menu Lock command ensures the locked backup file will not be lost when it's ~P▐'version' number exceeds the maximum version number specified.

~I	~B'Backed up File Versions may be locked as follows:'
	a)	From a Backup list ~Pu	'select' the files to be locked.
	b)	Select the Action menu Lock command.
	c)	Select OK.

	You Lock files after they have been Backed up and if a new Backup is not carried out at the time of locking you must save the Backup list with the File menu Save command (Alt, F, S) to retain the 
	locked condition

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 

└
▓ç╢    $Unlock
~I	~B'Unlock'

	~P╢≈'Unlocking' files using the Action Unlock menu permits the particular version of a backed up file to be removed when it's ~P▐'version' number exceeds the number set for it.
~I	~B'Versions of Backed up Files may be unlocked as follows:'
	a)	From a Backup list ~Pu	'select' the files to be Unlocked.
	b)	Select the Action menu Unlock command.
	c)	Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 

	÷»┤«≈    $Restore
~I	~B'Restore Instructions'
~I	~Rû╗'Restore single version Backups'
~I	~R╖╦'Restore multiple version Backups'
~I	~R0Θ'Recover Files when a Backup list is lost'
~I	~Rσδ'Restore from the DOS prompt'
~I	~R∞'Description of Backup list Window'
~I	~R<⌠'Load a Backup list to be Restored'
~I	~Rf≈'Select by pointing to files to be Restored'
~I	~Rï≈'Select by searching for files to be Restored'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~Rφ['Backup Instructions'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

	~B'NOTE 1:'
	~B'If a Backup List has been destroyed:'

	~B'Backed up files can be recovered' from your Backup disks by:
	a)	using the File Import menu item (ALT, F, I), or
	b)	by opening the drive containing the backed up files and copying the files to a destination of your choice.
		Files restored in this way will be decompressed and unencrypted as required (if you have the encryption key).

	~B'NOTE 2:'
	~B'If the source drive "letter" does not exist,' because you are loading a list after reconfiguring your drives or importing to another machine, be sure to open the Backup list in Restore only 
	mode (see the Check box in the File Open Dialog box) and use the Copy command to copy files to the target destination. 

ç╢╖╦    $Restore single	
	~B'Restoring single version Backups'

	Single version Backups can be Restored by:

	1.	Restoring files to their original locations.
	2.	Restoring files to new locations.
	
	~B'Restoring files to their original locations with the keyboard:'
   	a)	Select the File menu Open command (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Use the cursor keys to select  the desired Backup List name in the Open Dialog box list.
	c)	Press the R key to check the Restore only box.
	d)	Press Enter.
	e)	Select the files from the Backup list that are to be restored.
	f)	Select the Action menu Restore command (Alt, A, R)
	g)	Select the desired options from the Options Dialog box by pressing the O key and setting the required options.
	h)	Press Enter in the Options Dialog box then in the Copy Dialog box.
	i)	Insert Backup disks when prompted and press Enter, then Skip, Pause or Cancel as desired.. 	
	If necessary SafeGard will create any directories which may have been removed.

	~B'Restoring files to their original locations with the mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command.
	b)	Click the mouse button on the desired Backup List name in the Open Dialog box list.
	c)	Click the mouse button in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Click the mouse button on OK to open the Backup list in Restore mode.
	e)	Select the files from the Backup list that are to be restored.
	f)	Select [restore] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Restore command.
	g)	Select the desired options from the Options Dialog box by clicking on the Options button in the Copy Dialog box and set the required options.
	h)	Click on OK in the Options Dialog box then on OK in the Copy Dialog box.
	i)	Insert Backup disks when prompted and click on OK.
 	You can  Skip, Pause or Cancel as you proceed by clicking on the Dialog box choices.
	If necessary SafeGard will create any directories which may have been removed.

	~B'Restoring files to new locations with the keyboard:'
   	a)	Select the File menu Open command (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Use the cursor keys to select  the desired Backup List name in the Open Dialog box list.
	c)	Press the R key to check the  Restore only box.
	d)	Press Enter.
	e)	Again select File menu Open (Alt, F, O).
	f)	Use the cursor keys to select the destination drive (select the drive designation, not a workspace designation) to open it along with the Backup list.
	g)	Select the files from the Backup list that are to be restored.
	h)	Select the Action menu Copy command (Alt, A, C)
	i)	Select the desired options from the Options Dialog box by pressing the O key and setting the required options.
	j)	Press Enter in the Options Dialog box then in the Copy Dialog box.
	k)	Insert Backup disks when prompted and press Enter, then Skip, Pause or Cancel as required.

	~B'Restoring files to new locations with the mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command.
	b)	Click the mouse button on the desired Backup List name in the Open Dialog box list.
	c)	Click the mouse button in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Click the mouse button on OK to open the Backup list in Restore mode.
	e)	Again select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command.
	f)	Double click the mouse button on the destination drive (click on the drive designation, not a workspace designation) to open it along with the Backup list.
	g)	Select the files from the Backup list that are to be restored.
	h)	From any of the selected files, hold the left mouse button while you drag the copy icon to the destination directory (the directory name will appear with the icon) then release the mouse 
	button.
	i)	Select  the desired options from the Options Dialog box by clicking on the Options button in the Copy Dialog box and set the required options.
	j)	Click on OK in the Options Dialog box then on OK in the Copy Dialog box.
	k)	Insert Backup disks when prompted and click on OK.  You can  Skip, Pause or Cancel as you proceed by clicking on the Dialog box choices. 	

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

Wû╗0Θ    $Restore multiple
	~B'Restoring multiple version Backups'

	The following sections explain how to select and Restore files which are:

	~B'1.  a chosen version of a single file'

	~B'2.  a chosen:'
 			~B'i)  vintage set of files, or'
			~B'ii) portion of a vintage set of files.'


	Selecting the View menu History command presents the History Dialog box with the following items:

	1.  A Version List box that shows all available Backed up versions of the file you have selected to restore, and
	2.  A Vintage List box that shows the available vintages of Backups as a list of dates when each of the Backups was carried out.		


	~B'1.  Restoring a chosen version of a single file:'

	~B'Restoring a version of a single file with the mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box.
	b)	Select, the name of the Backup list that contains the file to be restored.
	c)	Click the mouse button in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Select OK to open the wanted Backup list.
	e)	Select the file name which is to be restored.
	f)	Select the View menu History command.
		The Version List box will show a list of files of the chosen name along with their date, time and status parameters. 
	g)	In the Version List box select the version of the file you wish to restore.
	h)	Click on the Restore button to restore the file to it's original location.
	You will be warned if the file will overwrite a file of the same name in the destination directory.  If you do not wish to overwrite you should select the No or Cancel buttons and restore the 
	file to a different location as follows.

	~B'Restoring a version of a single file to a new location with the mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box.
	b)	Select, the name of the Backup list that contains the file to be restored.
	c)	Click the mouse button in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Select OK to open the wanted Backup list.
	e)	In the Vintage List box select the Backup vintage (determined by date and time of the Backup set) of the file you wish to restore.
	f)	Select the Goto button.
	This will close the History Dialog box and will arrange the Backup set Window to show only the file names in the chosen Backup vintage set.
	g)	Select from the list of files in the Window the desired file and complete the Restore operation in the normal way by using the Action menu Copy command to Restore the file to any location on 
	the computer.
	At this point you can also still restore to the original location by using the Action menu Restore command. 

	~B'Restoring a version of a single file with the keyboard:'
	a)	Use the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Cursor to the name of the Backup list that contains the file to be restored.
	c)	Press the R key to put a check in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Press Enter to open the wanted Backup list in Restore only mode.
	e)	Select the file name which is to be restored.
	f)	Select the View menu History command (Alt, V, H).
		The Version List box in the History Dialog box will show a list of files of the chosen name along with their date, time and status parameters. 
	g)	Tab to put the active cursor in the Version List box and use the cursor keys to move to the version of the file you wish to restore.
	h)	Press the R key or Tab to the Restore button in the Dialog box and press Enter to restore the file to it's original location.
	You will be warned if the file will overwrite a file of the same name in the destination directory.  If you do not wish to overwrite you should select the Cancel button and restore the file to a 
	different location as follows.

	~B'Restoring a particular version of a single file to a new location'
	~B'with the keyboard:'
	a)	Use the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Cursor to the name of the Backup list that contains the file to be restored.
	c)	Press the R key to put a check in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Press Enter to open the wanted Backup list in Restore only mode.
	e)	Select the View menu History command (Alt, V, H) to open the History Dialog box.
	f)	Tab to put the active cursor in the Vintage List box and use the cursor keys to move to the vintage of the Backup list you wish to restore.
	g)	Press Enter (or tab to the Goto button and press Enter).
	This will arrange the Backup list Window to show only the file names in the chosen Backup vintage set.
	h)	Select from the list of files in the Window the desired file and complete the Restore operation in the normal way by using the Action menu Copy command to Restore the file to any location on 
	the computer.
	At this point you can also restore the file to the original location by using the Action menu Restore command. 

  	~B'2.   Restoring a chosen:'
 		~B'i)'	~B'vintage set of files, or'
		~B'ii)'	~B'portion of a vintage set of files.'

	~B'Restoring a chosen vintage set of files with the keyboard:' 
	a)	Use the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Cursor to the name of the Backup list that contains the files to be restored.
	c)	Press the R key to put a check in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Press Enter to open the wanted Backup list in Restore only mode.
	e)	Select the View menu History command (Alt, V, H) to open the History Dialog box.
	f)	Tab to put the active cursor in the Vintage List box and use the cursor keys to move to the vintage of the Backup list you wish to restore.
	g)	Press the Enter key or Tab to the Goto button in the Dialog box and press Enter.
	This will close the History Dialog box and arrange the Backup list Window to show only the file names in the chosen Backup vintage set, then
	h)	Select from the list of files in the Window:
		i)	all the files, if you wish to Restore the entire vintage set,
		ii)	or only wanted file(s),  if you wish to restore only a portion of the list, and
	i)	Complete the Restore operation in the normal way by:
		i)	using the Action menu Restore command (Alt, A, R) to Restore the file(s) to their original location on the computer, or
		ii)	using the Action menu Copy command (Alt, A, C) to Restore the file(s) to any location on the computer.

	~B'Restoring a chosen vintage set of files with the mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box.
	b)	Select, the name of the Backup list that contains the files to be restored.
	c)	Click the mouse button in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Select OK to open the wanted Backup list.
	e)	Select the View menu History command to open the History Dialog box.
	f)	In the Vintage List box select the vintage of the Backup list you wish to restore.
	g)	Select the Goto button.
		This will close the History Dialog box and will arrange the Backup list Window to show only the file names in the chosen Backup vintage set.
	h)	Select from the list of files in the Window:
		i)	all the files, if you wish to Restore the entire vintage set,
		ii)	or only wanted file(s),  if you wish to restore only a portion of the list, and
 	i)	Complete the Restore operation in the normal way by:
		i)	using the Action menu Restore command to Restore the file(s) to their original location on the computer, or
		ii)	using the Action menu Copy command to Restore the file(s) to any location on the computer.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

ù╖╦σδ    $Restore lost	
	~B'Restoring backed up files when a Backup list is lost:'
	
	If the Backup list on the computer has been destroyed for any reason Backed up files can be recovered from your Backup disks by:
	a)	using the File menu Import command (Alt, F, I), or
	b)	by opening the drive containing the backed up files and copying the files to a destination of your choice, using normal SafeGard Copy techniques. 

	Files restored in this way will be decompressed and decrypted (if you have the encryption key) as required.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~F>ò'Import Backup lists' 
~I	~R«≈'Copy'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

0Θ∞Ö$Restore DOS ops	
σδ<⌠    $Backup list Window
	~B'Backup List Window Description'

	A great deal of information is presented to the user in the Backup list window.
	
	Open a Backup list in long file view while reviewing the following information.

	Each file is represented by it's filename, filetype, size, version in terms of date and time, an attribute listing (7 positions), number of versions to be retained in the backup and a status 
	descriptor.

	a)	~B'Filename, filetype, size, date and time' need no description as they are common to any DOS directory listing.
	b)	Immediately after the time of version record are ~B'attribute listings' which reflect the status of the file as follows:
		- (S) denotes a system file
		- (H) denotes a hidden file
		- (R) denotes a read only file
		- (A - ON) indicates the status of the DOS archive bit
		- (C) denotes compressed for backup
		- (X) denotes encrypted for backup
		- (E) denotes error checking applied to backup
	c)	Next is a number indicting the number of ~P▐'versions' to be kept
	d)	At the end of each line is a ~B'status descriptor' as follows:

	UNCHANGED	The file on the hard disk is the same version as the one in the current vintage of backup listing.

	BACKUP	The current file on the hard disk is a more recent  version and is in need of backup.

	ARCHIVE	This file is of a version previous to that of the current file version present on the hard disk.

	ORPHAN	The file shown in the backup list is no longer present in itÆs original directory on the hard disk.

	EXPIRED	This version of the file in the backup list will be erased on the next backup, since it is the oldest version and will then exceed the number of retained versions called for by the	
			user.  If the user desires to retain this version and override the version limit, the File, Lock command will ensure the file is retained on backup.

	LOCKED	This file has been retained beyond the user defined retained version limit by being individually locked by the user.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

∞f≈    $Load Source list
~I	~B'Load the Source Backup list'

~I	~B'With the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the File menu Open command (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Select the desired Backup list name in the Open list with the ~P╜Θ'direction keys' and press Enter.
	c)	Type 'R' to set the 'Restore only' Dialog box and have the list open in Restore only mode.
	d)	Press Enter.

~I	~B'With the Mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command.
	b)	Double click on the desired Backup list name in the Delete list.
	c)	Select 'R' to set up the Restore mode in the 'Configure for' Dialog box.
	d)	Select OK.

	The above action will open the desired Backup list Window.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~Rç╢'Restore'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

<⌠ï≈≥â$Select by Pointing
f≈    û0$Select by Search
:ç╢■    $Copy
~I	~B'Copying Files, Directories and Tree branches.'

	Selecting the Action menu Copy command or copying by using the left mouse button presents a Dialog box with the following choices:
	1.	Source to be copied
	2.	Path to a Target directory
	3.	An information box which will show the progress of the copy operation.
	4.	A ~P$▄'check box' which, when checked, results in the directories of copied files being grafted onto the destination directory.
		If a tree structure is grafted the entire tree structure of the source selection will be grafted onto the target directory.
	5.	OK, Skip, Options and Cancel

~I	~B'The Options Dialog box choices are:'
	1.	A Rename Text box permitting either single file or global name changes with the use of ~P'wildcards'.
	2.	A Replace ~Pp▌'Combo Box' providing copy choices of Always, Never, Older, Newer and Concatenate.
	3.	A ~P$▄'check box' which, when checked, results in single stepping through the copy operation.
	4.	A ~P$▄'check box' which, when checked, results in the user being warned before a file of the same name will overwrite an existing file.	
	5.	OK to start, and Cancel to terminate the copy operation.

~I	~B'Copying files and directories with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Use the the File menu Open command to open the drive which contains the files to be copied.
	b)	~Pu	'Select' the files and directories to be copied to another location on the computer.
		The ~P#±'hint line' shows the number of bytes, files and directories in the choice.
	c)	From the Action menu pick Copy.
	d)	Make appropriate choices in the Dialog boxes.
		i)	In the 'To' Text box type the path to the destination and if copying a single file the changed name if desired. 	
		ii)	If the directories of the selected files are to be grafted onto their destinations press G to select the Graft check box.
	e)	Press O or Tab to Options and press Enter to access the Options Dialog box.
		i)	In the Rename Text box type the new name specification using ~P'wildcards' as desired.
		ii)	Tab to the Replace ~Pp▌'Combo box' and using the up and down cursor select:
			- Always if the copy is always to replace the existing file of the same name
			- Never if the copy is never to replace an existing file of the same name
			- Older if the copy is to replace an existing file only when the copy is older
			- Newer if the copy is to replace an existing file only when the copy is newer
			- ~Püπ'Concatenate' if the copy is to be added onto the end of an existing file of the same name
		iii)	If you wish to single step through the copy operation press S to put a check in the Single step ~P$▄'check box'.
		iv)	If you wish to be prompted for every file that will replace an existing one press R to put a check in the Replace prompt ~P$▄'check box'.
		v)	Press Enter to return to the Copy Dialog box.
	f)	In the Copy Dialog box press Enter to start the copying.
	g)	The OK button will change to Pause as the copying proceeds.
		Selecting pause will temporarily stop the copy action and options can be changed.
		Copying may be restarted by selecting the Pause button again.  While Paused the copy action may be terminated by selecting the Cancel button.

~I	~B'Copying files and directories with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command, and open the drive, Backup list or Workspace which contains the files to be copied.
	b)	~Pu	'Select' the files and directories to be copied to another location on the computer.
	c)	While the mouse cursor is in the highlighted space click and hold the LEFT mouse button and drag the Copy Icon to the target drive and directory.
		i)	A flag in the Copy Icon names the destination as the mouse is moved across the screen.
			Continue to move the mouse until the name in the Icon flag indicates the name of the target directory, then release the mouse button.
			If the target directory is not open on the screen, you may move to any other target and when the Copy Dialog box opens change the target path in the 'To' Text box to the desired path.
		ii)	Dialog box choices are the same as for the Keyboard Copy action, see items d) to g) for the keyboard above.  You may use the mouse to assist in making the selections.
		
~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

â«≈ù    $Move
~I	~B'Moving Files, Directories and Tree branches.'

	Selecting the Action menu Move command with the keyboard or moving files and directories by using the Left mouse button + Alt key combination presents a Dialog box with the following choices:
	1.	Source to be moved
	2.	Path to a Target directory
	3.	An information box which will show the progress of the move operation
	4.	A ~P$▄'check box' which, when checked, results in the directories of moved files being grafted onto the destination directory.
		If a tree structure is grafted the entire tree structure of the source selection will be grafted onto the target directory.
	5.	OK, Skip, Options and Cancel

~I	~B'The Options Dialog box choices are:'
	1.	A Rename Text box permitting either single file or global name changes with the use of ~P'wildcards'.
	2.	A Replace ~Pp▌'Combo Box' providing move choices of Always, Never, Older, Newer and Concatenate.
	3.	A check box which, when checked, results in single stepping through the move operation.
	4.	A check box which, when checked, results in the user being warned before a file of the same name will overwrite an existing file.	
	5.	OK to start and Cancel to terminate the move operation.

~I	~B'Moving files and directories with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Using Open from the File menu, open the drive which contains the files to be moved.
	b)	~Pu	'Select' the files and directories to be moved to another location on the computer.
		The ~P#±'hint line' shows the number of bytes, files and directories in the choice.
	c)	From the Action menu pick Move.
	d)	Make appropriate choices in the Dialog boxes.
		i)	In the 'To' Text box type the path to the destination and, if moving and renaming a single file, the changed name. 	
		ii)	If the directories of the selected files are to be grafted onto their destinations press G to select the Graft check box.
	e)	Press O or Tab to Options and press Enter to access the Options Dialog box.
		i)	In the Rename Text box type the new name specification using ~P'wildcards' as desired.
		ii)	Tab to the Replace ~Pp▌'Combo box' and using the up and down cursor select:
			- Always if the moved file is always to replace the existing file of the same name
			- Never if the moved file is never to replace an existing file of the same name
			- Older if the moved file is to replace an existing file only when the moved file is older
			- Newer if the moved file is to replace an existing file only when the moved file is newer
			- ~Püπ'Concatenate' if the moved file is to be added onto the end of an existing file of the same name
		iii)	If you wish to single step through the move operation press S to put a check in the Single step check box.
		iv)	If you wish to be prompted for every file that will replace an existing one press R to put a check in the Replace prompt check box.
		v)	Press Enter to return to the Move Dialog box.
	f)	In the Move Dialog box press Enter to start the move.
	g)	The OK button will change to Pause as the move proceeds.
		Selecting pause will temporarily stop the move action and options can be changed.
		Moving may be restarted by selecting the Pause button again.  While Paused the move action may be terminated by selecting the Cancel button.

~I	~B'Moving files and directories with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command, open the drive, Backup list or Workspace which contains the files to be moved.
	b)	~Pu	'Select' the files and directories to be moved to another location on the computer.
	c)	While the mouse cursor is in the highlighted space press and hold the Alt key + the LEFT mouse button and drag the Move Icon to the target drive and directory.
		i)	A flag in the Move Icon names the destination as the mouse is moved across the screen.
			Continue to move the mouse until the name in the Icon flag indicates the name of the target directory, then release the Alt key and mouse button.
			If the target directory is not open on the screen, you may move to any other target and when the Move Dialog box opens change the target path in the 'To' Text box to the desired target.
		ii)	Dialog box choices are the same as for the Keyboard Move action, see items d) to g) for the keyboard above.  You may use the mouse to assist in making the selections.
		
~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

J■∙     $Delete
~I	~B'Deleting Files and Directories'

	Selecting the Action menu Delete command presents the following Dialog box information or choices:
	1.	An information line showing the name of the first file or directory to be deleted and the total number of files to be deleted.
		The ~P#±'hint line' shows the number of bytes, files and directories in the choice.
	2.	OK, Skip, Options and Cancel
	3.	The choice of Options presents another Dialog box with ~P$▄'check boxes' for:
		i)	Delete empty directories
		ii)	Confirm directory delete
		iii)	Confirm system file delete
		iv)	Single Step
	
~I	~B'Deleting files directories:'
	a)	~Pu	'Select' the files and directories within any one drive to be deleted.
	b)	Select [delete] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Delete command (Alt, A, D).
	c)	In the Delete Dialog box press 'O' or Tab to select Options and press Enter.
	d)	In the Options Dialog box:
		i)	Press 'D' to toggle the Delete empty directories check box on or off.
		ii)	Press 'C' to toggle the Confirm directory delete check box on or off.
		iii)	Press 'O' to toggle the Confirm system file delete check box on or off.
		iv)	Press 'S' to toggle as required the check mark in the Single Step check box.
		v)	Press Enter.
	e)	Press Enter to carry out the delete operation.
		If you are single stepping through the delete operation, press 'S' if you wish to skip any one deletion and OK to continue to the next deletion.		
	
~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'


ù)    $Renamemenu3
~I	~B'Renaming Files'

	Selecting the Action menu Rename command of SafeGard presents the Rename Dialog box with the following items:

	1.	A Text box for the new name of a selected file or set of files
	2.	Information lines showing the old and new names and the number of files being renamed.
	3.	OK, Skip, Options and Cancel
	4.	The choice of Options presents another Dialog box with ~P$▄'check boxes' for:
		i)	Prompt on Duplicate
		ii)	Single step
		iii)	Ok and Cancel

~I	~B'Renaming files with the Keyboard:'
	
	a)	~Pu	'Select' the file(s) to be renamed.
	b)	Use the Action menu Rename command (Alt, A, N).
	c)	Tab in the Rename Dialog box to select the Text box.
	d)	Type in the new file name, using wildcards as desired.
	e)	Tab to Options and press O or Enter to open the Options dialog box:
		i) 	Press P to toggle 'Prompt on duplicate' on/off.
		ii)	Press S to toggle 'Single step' on/off.
		iii)	Press Enter.
	f)	Press Enter.
	All file names will be changed as specified or if the Single step mode was chosen you will be able to skip individual changes using the Dialog box Skip command.  The changed file names will 
appear in the list box.

~I	~B'Renaming files  with the Mouse:'
	a)	~Pu	'Select' the file(s) to be renamed.
	b)	Select [rename] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Rename command.
	c)	In the Rename Dialog box Select the Text box and type in the new file name, using wildcards as desired.
	d)	Select Options to open the Options dialog box:
		i) 	Click on  'Prompt on Duplicate' to toggle the check box  on / off.
		ii)	Click on 'Single Step' to toggle the check box on / off.
		iii)	In the Dialog box select OK.
	e)	In the Rename Dialog box select OK.
	All file names will be changed as specified or if the Single step mode was chosen you will be able to skip individual changes by using the Dialog box Skip command.  The changed file names will 
appear in the list box.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~F▐,'Rename a Directory' 
~I	~F┬='Rename Backup lists and Workspaces'

á∙ ▐,    $Create Directory
~I	~B'Create A Directory'

	Selecting the Action menu Create Directory command of SafeGard presents a Dialog box with the following items:
	1.	An information line showing the parent of the new directory 
	2.	A Text box for the name of the new Directory being created
	3.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Creating a new directory with the Keyboard:'
	a)	~Pu	'Select' the parent of the directory that you wish to create (Tab).
	b)	Select the Action menu Create Directory command (Alt, A, I) to open the Create Directory dialog box.
	c)	Type in the new directory name.
	d)	Press Enter.

~I	~B'Creating a new directory with the Mouse:'
	a)	~Pu	'Select' the parent of the directory that you wish to create.
	b)	Select the Action menu Create Directory command to open the Create Directory dialog box.
	c)	Select the Text box.
	d)	Type in the new directory name.
	e)	Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 

û)        $Rename Directory
~I	~B'Rename Directory'

	Selecting the Action menu Rename Directory command of SafeGard presents the Rename Directory Dialog box with the following items:
	1.	A Text box for the new name of the Directory with the old directory name in it
	2.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Renaming a directory with the Keyboard:'
	a)	~Pu	'Select' the directory to be renamed.
	b)	Select the Action menu Rename Directory command (Alt, A, T) to open the Rename Directory Dialog box.
	c)	Type in the new directory name.
	d)	Press Enter.

~I	~B'Renaming a directory with the Mouse:'
	a)	~Pu	'Select' the directory to be renamed.
	b)	Select [rename] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Rename Directory command to open the Rename Directory Dialog box.
	c)	Type in the new directory name.
	d)	Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~F∙ 'Rename files'
~I	~FR¢'Rename a Backup list or Workspace'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 

¥@ZKP    $Search
~I	~B'Search Menu'
~I	~RK4'Search by Name'
~I	~R│:'Search by Date'
~I	~RKB'Search by Size'
~I	~RφI'Find all'
	
	The Search menus permit searching a drive by:
	1.	All Directories of any one drive
	2.	Current Directory
	3.	Current Branch
	4.	Desired ~P▐'version' of a file or set of files in a Backup list.

	The found files can then be:
	a)	Marked as a Backup list, or
	b)	Copied or Moved, with or without their tree structures, to any drive on the computer, or
	c)	Deleted with appropriate controls that provide for:
		i)	Skipping unwanted deletions
		ii)	Single stepping
		iii)	With or without prompting, permitting global high speed cleanups of unwanted groups of files, directories and tree branches.
	d)	Highlights on found files can be cleared by pressing ESC or left and right mouse buttons together.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

Hû0│:    $Search by Name
~I	~B'Search by Name'

	Selecting the Search menu by Name command of SafeGard presents the Find Dialog box with the following items:
	1.	A File Name Text box for the name to be searched
	2.	A ~Pp▌'combo box' giving the search choices of All Directories, Current Directory and Current Branch.
	3.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Searching for files by Name with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the Search menu by Name command (Alt, S, N) to open the Find Dialog box.
	b)	Tab to the File Name Text box - Type the Search name using ~P'wildcards' as desired.
	c)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'combo box' - Use the ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Press Enter.
	All found files, and directories containing found files, will be highlighted.
	e)	Highlights on found files can be cleared by pressing ESC.

~I	~B'Searching for files by Name with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select [search] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Search menu by Name command to open the Find Dialog box.
	b)	Select the File Name Text box - Type the Search name using ~P'wildcards' as desired.
	c)	Select the Search ~Pp▌'combo box' - click on the combo box arrow and select All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Select OK.
	All found files, and directories containing found files, will be highlighted.
	e)	Highlights on found files can be cleared by pressing the left and right mouse buttons together.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

xK4KB    $Search by Date
~I	~B'Search by Date'

	Selecting the Search menu by Date... command of SafeGard presents the Find Dialog box with the following items:
	1.	A File Date Text box for the date to be searched
	2.	A ~Pp▌'combo box' giving the search choices of All Directories, Current Directory and Current Branch.
	3.	~P$▄'check boxes' for searching for dates Less, Equal or Greater than the search date.
	4.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Searching for files by Date with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the Search menu by Date command (Alt, S, D) to open the Find Dialog box.
	b)	Tab to the File Date Text box - Type the Search date in the form MMM-DD-YY.
	c)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'combo box' - Use the ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Press 'L', 'E' and/or 'G' to toggle the check marks in the Less, Equal or Greater ~P$▄'check boxes' as desired for the range of file dates to be searched.
	e)	Press Enter.
	All found files, and directories containing found files, will be highlighted.
	f)	ESC clears highlights on found files.

~I	~B'Searching for files by Date with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the Search menu by Date command to open the Find Dialog box.
	b)	Select the File Date Text box - Type the Search date in the form MMM-DD-YY.
	c)	Select the Search ~Pp▌'combo box' - click on the combo box arrow and select All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Click in the check boxes for Less, Equal and Greater to toggle the choices on or off for the range of file dates to be searched.
	e)	Select OK.
	All found files, and directories containing found files, will be highlighted.
	f)	Highlights on found files can be cleared by pressing left and right mouse buttons together.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

é│:φI    $Search by Size
~I	~B'Search by Size'

	Selecting the Search menu by Size... command presents the Find Dialog box with the following items:
	1.	A File Size Text box for the file size to be searched
	2.	A ~Pp▌'combo box' giving the search choices of All Directories, Current Directory and Current Branch.
	3.	~P$▄'check boxes' for searching for file sizes Less, Equal or Greater than the search size.
	4.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Searching for files by Size with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the Search menu by Size command (Alt, S, S) to open the Find Dialog box.
	b)	Tab to the File Size Text box - Type the file size to be searched in bytes.
	c)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'combo box' - Use the ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Press 'L', 'E' and/or 'G' to toggle the check marks in the Less, Equal or Greater check boxes as desired for the file size range to be searched.
	e)	Press Enter.
	All found files, and directories containing found files, will be highlighted.
	f)	Highlights on found files can be cleared by pressing ESC.

~I	~B'Searching for files by Size with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the Search menu by Size command to open the Find Dialog box.
	b)	Select the File Size Text box - Type the file size to be searched in bytes.
	c)	Select the Search ~Pp▌'combo box' - click on the combo box arrow and select All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Click in the check boxes for Less, Equal and Greater to toggle the choices on or off for the range of file sizes to be searched.
	e)	Select OK.
	All found files, and directories containing found files, will be highlighted.
	f)	Highlights on found files can be cleared by pressing the left and right mouse buttons together.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

DKB        $Find all
~I	~B'Find all'
	
	Selecting the Search menu Find All command the is essentially a quick way of selecting all files in a directory, tree branch or drive.
	Options permit narrowing the area of the drive searched and the version # of the files searched.  The Find dialog box presents the following items:
	1.	A File Name Text box for the name to be searched (default is *.*)
	2.	A ~Pp▌'combo box' giving the search choices of All Directories, Current Directory and Current Branch.
	3.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Searching for All Files with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the Search menu Find All command, (Alt, S, A) to open the Find Dialog box.
	b)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'combo box' - Use the ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	c)	Press Enter.
	All found files, and directories containing found files, will be highlighted.
	d)	Highlights on found files can be cleared by pressing ESC.

~I	~B'Searching for All Files with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select [search] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Search menu Find all command to open the Find Dialog box.
	b)	Select the Search ~Pp▌'combo box' - click on the combo box arrow and select All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	c)	Select OK.
	All found files, and directories containing found files, will be highlighted.
	d)	Highlights on found files can be cleared by pressing the left and right mouse buttons together.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

û0εò    $Macro
~I	~B'Macro Functions'
~I	~RfT'Define a Macro by File Names'
~I	~R`'Define a Macro by File Dates'
~I	~Rm'Define a Macro by File Sizes'
~I	~R▀y'Define a Macro by Mark all'
~I	~R«å'Edit a Macro'
~I	~R¬æ'Delete a Macro'

	~B'SafeGard Macros do the following:'
	1.	~B'Create a Backup list' and ~B'control an existing Backup list'.
	2.	~B'Define' the contents of the ~P{┘'Backup list'.
	3.	~B'Automatically add to the Backup list' new files satisfying the definition.
	4.	~P#√'Marks' ~B'the defined files' showing them in a distinctive color in the Backup list Window.
	5.	~B'Create' ~P)²'markers' which contain the macro definitions for the Backup list.

	Markers appear at the top of the affected directory and a Backup list can contain more than one marker.
	Markers can be deleted by ~Pu	'selecting' them and selecting [delete] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Delete command (Alt, M, D).
	
~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

{KP`    $Mark by Namemacro
~I	~B'Mark by Name'

	Selecting Macro menu Name... command presents the Marker Dialog box with the following items:
	1.	A File Name Text box for the name or set of names to be ~P#√'Marked'
	2.	 ~Pp▌'Combo boxes' for the following:
		a)	Search in All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch
		b)	~P≥α'Compression' Yes or No.
		c)	~POφ'Encryption' Yes or No.
		d)	~P÷φ'Error Checking' Check Yes or No
	3.	A Text box for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set
	4.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Marking files and directories by Name with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the Macro menu by Name command, (Alt, M, N) to open the Marker Dialog box.
	b)	Tab to the File Name Text box - Type the name to be marked using ~P'wildcards' as desired.
	c)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'combo box'  - Use the ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No.
	g)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Press Enter.
	A ~P)²'Marker' will be placed in the Backup list at the  top of the directory tree and all marked files, and directories containing marked files, will be displayed in a distinctive color.

~I	~B'Marking files and directories by Name with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the Macro menu by Name command to open the Marker Dialog box.
	b)	Select the File Name Text box - Type the name to be marked using ~P'wildcards' as desired.
	c)	Select the Search ~Pp▌'combo box'  - click on the combo arrow and select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Select the Compression combo box -  click on the combo arrow and select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Select the Encryption combo box -  click on the combo arrow and select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Select the Error Check combo box -  click on the combo arrow and select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or NO.
	g)	Select the Version Text box - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Select OK.
	A ~P)²'Marker' will be placed in the Backup list at the top of the directory tree and all marked files, and directories containing marked files, will be displayed in a distinctive color.

	Markers can be deleted by ~Pu	'selecting' them and selecting [delete] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Delete command (Alt, M, D).

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~RKP'Macros use and operation'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

▐fTm    $Mark by Datemacro
~I	~B'Mark by Date'

	Selecting Macro menu Date... command presents the Marker Dialog box with the following items:
	1.	A File Date Text box for the Date of files to be ~P#√'Marked'
	2.	 ~Pp▌'Combo boxes' for the following:
		a)	Search in All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch
		b)	~P≥α'Compression' Yes or No
		c)	~POφ'Encryption' Yes or No
		d)	~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No
	3.	~P$▄'check boxes' for Less, Equal and Greater to determine sets of dates to be marked	
	4.	A Text box for the number of ~P▐'Versions' to be retained in the Backup set
	5.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Marking files and directories by Date with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the Macro menu by Date command, (Alt, M, D) to open the Marker Dialog box.
	b)	Tab to the File Date Text box - Type the Date to be marked in the form MMM-DD-YY.
	c)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'combo box'  - Use the ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No.
	g)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Press Alt + 'L', 'E' and/or 'G' to toggle the check marks in the Less, Equal or Greater check boxes as desired for the range of file dates to be marked.
	i)	Press Enter.
	A ~P)²'Marker' will be placed in the Backup list at the  top of the directory tree and all marked files, and directories containing marked files, will be displayed in a distinctive color.

~I	~B'Marking files and directories by Date with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the Macro menu by Date command, (Alt, S, D) to open the Marker Dialog box.
	b)	Select the File Date Text box - Type the Date to be marked in the form MMM-DD-YY.
	c)	Select the Search ~Pp▌'combo box'  - click on the combo arrow and select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Select the Compression combo box -  click on the combo arrow and select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Select the Encryption combo box -  click on the combo arrow and  select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Select the Error Check combo box -  click on the combo arrow and select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or NO.
	g)	Select the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Click in the check boxes for Less, Equal and Greater to toggle the choices Yes or No for the range of file dates to be marked.
	i)	Select OK.
	A ~P)²'Marker' will be placed in the Backup list at the top of the directory tree and all marked files, and directories containing marked files, will be displayed in a distinctive color.

	Markers can be deleted by ~Pu	'selecting' them and selecting [delete] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Delete command (Alt, M, D).

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~RKP'Macros use and operation'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

╖`▀y    $Mark by Sizemacro
~I	~B'Mark by Size'

	Selecting Macro menu Size... command presents the Marker Dialog box with the following items:
	1.	A File Size Text box for the Size of files to be ~P#√'Marked'
	2.	 ~Pp▌'Combo boxes' for the following:
		a)	Search in All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch
		b)	~P≥α'Compression' Yes or No
		c)	~POφ'Encryption' Yes or No
		d)	~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No
	3.	~P$▄'check boxes' for Less, Equal and Greater to determine the range of sizes to be marked	
	4.	A Text box for the number of ~P▐'Versions' to be retained in the Backup set
	5.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Marking files and directories by Size with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the Macro menu by Size command, (Alt, M, S) to open the Marker Dialog box.
	b)	Tab to the File Size Text box - Type the Size in bytes of files to be marked.
	c)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'combo box'  - Use the ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select Yes or No.
	g)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Press Alt + 'L', 'E' and/or 'G' to toggle the check marks in the Less, Equal or Greater check boxes as desired for the range of file sizes to be marked.
	i)	Press Enter.
	A ~P)²'Marker' will be placed in the Backup list at the top of the directory tree and all marked files, and directories containing marked files, will be displayed in a distinctive color.

~I	~B'Marking files and directories by Size with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select the Macro menu by Size command to open the Marker Dialog box.
	b)	Select the File Size Text box - Type the Size in bytes of files to be marked.
	c)	Select the Search ~Pp▌'combo box'  - click on the combo arrow and select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Select the Compression combo box -  click on the combo arrow and select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Select the Encryption combo box -  click on the combo arrow and  select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Select the Error Check combo box -  click on the combo arrow and select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or NO.
	g)	Select the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Click in the check boxes for Less, Equal and Greater to toggle the choices on or off for the range of file sizes to be marked.
	i)	Select OK.
	A ~P)²'Marker' will be placed in the Backup list at the top of the directory tree and all marked files, and directories containing marked files, will be displayed in a distinctive color.

	Markers can be deleted by ~Pu	'selecting' them and selecting [delete] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Delete command (Alt, M, D).

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~RKP'Macros use and operation'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'
	
░m«å    $Mark allmacro
~I	~B'Mark all'

	Selecting Macro menu Mark all command is essentially a quick way of ~P)²'marking' all files in a direcory, tree branch or drive.
	Options permit narrowing the area of the drive marked and the version # of the files marked.  The Marker dialog box presents the following items:
	1.	A File Name Text box for the File names to be ~P#√'marked', default is all files (*.*)
	2.	 ~Pp▌'Combo boxes' for the following:
		a)	Search in All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch
		b)	~P≥α'Compression' Yes or No
		c)	~POφ'Encryption' for None, Yes or No
		d)	~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No
	3.	A Text box for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set
	4.	OK and Cancel

~I	~B'Marking files and directories with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Select the Macro menu Find All command, (Alt, M, A) to open the Marker Dialog box.
	b)	If the name choice is to be narrowed tab to the File Name Text box - Type the name to be marked using ~P'wildcards' as desired.
	c)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'combo box'  - Use the ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No.
	g)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Press Enter.
	A ~P)²'Marker' will be placed in the Backup list at the  top of the directory tree and all marked files, and directories containing marked files, will be displayed in a distinctive color.

~I	~B'Marking files and directories with the Mouse:'
	a)	Select [mark] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Macro menu Find All command, (Alt, S, A) to open the Marker Dialog box.
	b)	If the name choice is to be narrowed select the File Name Text box - Type the name to be marked using ~P'wildcards' as desired.
	c)	Select the Search ~Pp▌'combo box'  - click on the combo arrow and select the search path for All Directories, Current Directory or Current Branch.
	d)	Select the Compression combo box -  click on the combo arrow and select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Select the Encryption combo box -  click on the combo arrow and  select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Select the Error Check combo box -  click on the combo arrow and select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or NO.
	g)	Select the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Select OK.
	A ~P)²'Marker' will be placed in the Backup list at the top of the directory tree and all marked files, and directories containing marked files, will be displayed in a distinctive color.

	Markers can be deleted by ~Pu	'selecting' them and selecting [delete] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Delete command (Alt, M, D).

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~RKP'Macros use and operation'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

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▀y¬æ    $Edit macro
~I	~B'Editing Macros'

	Selecting the Macro menu Edit command permits you to select an existing Macro ~P)²'marker' and change it's parameters.
		
	The Marker Edit dialog box presents the following items:
	1.	~Pp▌'Combo boxes' for the following:
		a)	~P≥α'Compression' Yes or No
		b)	~POφ'Encryption' Yes or No
		c)	~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No
	2.	A Text box for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set
	3.	If a Date or Size marker is being edited, check boxes for less, equal or greater options. 
	4.	OK and Cancel
	
	~B'Change Macro marker names' by creating a new Macro marker with the desired parameters.
	A Backup list can operate with any number of Macro markers attached to it.
	You can delete the old name marker if necessary (Alt, A, D). 

~I	~B'Editing Macro markers with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Open the appropriate Backup list and select the Macro ~P)²'marker' which is to be edited.	
	b)	Select the Macro menu Edit command, (Alt, M, E) to open the Marker Edit Dialog box.
	c)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	d)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', None, Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to change the ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a new number if changing the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	g)	When the choice is available Press Alt + L, E and/or G to toggle the check marks in the Less, Equal or Greater check boxes to set file sizes or dates to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Press Enter.
	The selected Marker will be changed.
	
~I	~B'Editing Macro markers with the Mouse:'
	a)	Open the appropriate Backup list and select the Macro ~P)²'marker' which is to be edited.	
	b)	Select the Macro menu Edit command to open the Marker Edit Dialog box.
	e)	Select the compression combo box -  click on the combo arrow and select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	f)	Select the Encryption combo box -  click on the combo arrow and  select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	g)	Select the Error Check combo box -  click on the combo arrow and change the ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or NO.
	h)	Select the Version Text box  - Type a new number if changing the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	i)	Click in the L, E and/or G check boxes to toggle the check marks for the range of file sizes or dates to be retained in the Backup set.
	j)	Select OK.
	The selected Marker will be changed.
	
~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~RKP'Macros use and operation'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'
~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

&«å        $Delete macro
~I	~B'Deleting Macro Markers'

	~P╡∙'Macros' ~B'are represented on screen by a' ~P#√'Marker'

	~B'Macro Markers are found as the top line (or lines) of a Backup list Window.'  They appear in a distinctive color and carry a designation such as
	<Name Marker>, <Date Marker> etc. in order to distiguish them from ordinary files in a Backup list.  To see the full definition of the Macro display it in Long File View (Alt, V, O, L).  

~I	~B'Deleting macro markers with the Keyboard:'
	a)	Open the Backup list to be modified ~B'Not in "Restore Only" mode'.
	b)	~Pu	'Select' the marker to be deleted (cursor to it and press the spacebar).
	c)	Use the Action menu Delete command (Alt, A, D) and press Enter.
	d)	When prompted press Enter to complete the delete operation.
	
~I	~B'Deleting macro markers with the Mouse:'
	a)	Open the Backup list to be modified ~B'Not in "Restore Only" mode'.
	b)	~Pu	'Select' the marker to be deleted.
	c)	Select [delete] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Action menu Delete command (Alt, A, D).
	d)	Select OK or press Enter.
	
≈KP┬    $View
~I	~B'View Menu Choices'
~I	~R√û'Backup list History'
~I	~RΓ╡'Options'
~I	~R╥╕'Sort'
~I	~Rd╜'View files or tree'
~I	~Rÿ└'Refresh'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

	╬εòΓ╡    $History
~I	~B'History'
	
	~B'Files may have been backed up as:'
	-	a single file in several ~P▐'versions'; or
	-	multiple files in ~P╔'vintage sets' that were backed up in several different versions.

	~B'The following sections explain how to select and Restore files which are:'

	~B'1.'	~B'a chosen version of a single file,'
	~B'2.'	~B'a chosen vintage of:'
 		~B'i)'	~B'a vintage set of files, or'
		~B'ii)'	~B'a portion of a vintage set of files.'


	Selecting the View menu ~Pm≥'History' command presents the History Dialog box with the following items:
	
	1.	A Version List box that shows all available Backed up versions of the file you have selected to restore, and
	2.	A Vintage List box that shows the available vintages of Backups as a list of dates when each of the Backups was carried out.		


~I	~B'1. Restoring a particular version of a single file:'

~I	~B'1a.  Restoring a particular version of a single file with the keyboard:'
	a)	Use the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Cursor to the name of the Backup list that contains the file to be restored.
	c)	Press the R key to put a check in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Press Enter to open the wanted Backup list in Restore only mode.
	e)	Select the file name which is to be restored.
	f)	Select the View menu History command (Alt, V, H), or click on the date in the Hint line at the bottom of the screen.
		The Version List box in the History Dialog box will show a list of files of the chosen name along with their date, time and status parameters. 
	g)	Tab to put the active cursor in the ~B'Version' List box and use the cursor keys to move to the version of the file you wish to restore.
	h)	Press the R key or Tab to the Restore button in the Dialog box and press Enter to restore the file to it's original location.
		You will be warned if the file will overwrite a file of the same name in the destination directory.
		If you do not wish to overwrite you should select the Cancel button and restore the 		file to a different location in the following way.


~I	~B'1b.  Restoring a particular version of a single file to a new location:'
	a)	Use the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Cursor to the name of the Backup list that contains the files to be restored.
	c)	Press the R key to put a check in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Press Enter to open the wanted Backup list in Restore only mode.
	e)	Select the View menu History command (Alt, V, H) to open the History Dialog box.
	f)	Tab to put the active cursor in the ~B'Vintage' List box and use the cursor keys to move to the vintage of the Backup list you wish to restore.
	g)	Press Enter (or tab to the Goto button and press Enter).
		This will arrange the Backup list Window to show only the file names in the chosen Backup vintage set.
	h)	Select from the list of files in the Window the desired file.
	i)	Complete the Restore operation in the normal way by using the Action menu Copy command to Restore the file to any location on the computer.
		(you can also still restore to the original location by using the Action menu Restore command). 

~I	~B'1c.  Restoring a particular version of a single file with the mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box.
	b)	Select, the name of the Backup list that contains the file to be restored.
	c)	Click in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Select OK to open the wanted Backup list.
	e)	Select the file name which is to be restored.
	f)	Select the View menu History command.
		The Version List box in the History Dialog box will show a list of files of the chosen name along with their date, time and status parameters. 
	g)	In the ~B'Version' List box select the version of the file you wish to restore.
	h)	Click on the Restore button to restore the file to it's original location.
		You will be warned if the file will overwrite a file of the same name in the destination directory.
		If you do not wish to overwrite you should select the No or Cancel buttons and restore the file to different location in the following way.

~I	~B'1d.  Restoring a particular version of a single file to a new location:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box.
	b)	Select, the name of the Backup list that contains the file to be restored.
	c)	Click the mouse button in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Select OK to open the wanted Backup list.
	e)	In the ~B'Vintage' List box select the Backup vintage (determined by date and time of the Backup set) of the file you wish to restore.
	f)	Select the Goto button.
		This will close the History Dialog box and will arrange the Backup set Window to show only the file names in the chosen Backup vintage set.
	g)	Select from the list of files in the Window the desired file.
	h)	Complete the Restore operation in the normal way by using the Action menu Copy command to Restore the file to any location on the computer.
		(you can also still restore to the original location by using the Action menu Restore command to Restore the file to the original location). 
  
~I	~B'2.  Restoring a chosen vintage of:'
 		~B'i)'	~B'a vintage set of files, or'
		~B'ii)'	~B'a portion of a vintage set of files.'


~I	~B'2a.  Restoring a chosen vintage set of files with the keyboard:'
	a)	Use the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box (Alt, F, O).
	b)	Cursor to the name of the Backup list that contains the files to be restored.
	c)	Press the R key to put a check in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Press Enter to open the wanted Backup list in Restore only mode.
	e)	Select the View menu History command (Alt, V, H) to open the History Dialog box.
	f)	Tab to put the active cursor in the ~B'Vintage' List box and use the cursor keys to move to the vintage of the Backup list you wish to restore.
	g)	Press the Enter key or Tab to the Goto button in the Dialog box and press Enter.
		This will close the History Dialog box and arrange the Backup list Window to show only the file names in the chosen Backup vintage set, then
	h)	Select from the list of files in the Window:
		i)	all the files, if you wish to Restore the entire vintage set,
		ii)	or only wanted file(s), if you wish to restore only a portion of the list, and
	i)	Complete the Restore operation in the normal way by:
		i)	using the Action menu Restore command (Alt, A, R) to Restore the file(s) to their original location on the computer, or
		ii)	using the Action menu Copy command (Alt, A, C) to Restore the file(s) to any location on the computer.

~I	~B'2b.  Restoring a chosen vintage set of files with the mouse:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the File menu Open command to display the Open Dialog box.
	b)	Select, the name of the Backup list that contains the files to be restored.
	c)	Click in the Restore only check box.
	d)	Select OK to open the wanted Backup list.
	e)	Select the View menu History command to open the History Dialog box.
	f)	In the ~B'Vintage List' box select the vintage of the Backup list you wish to restore.
	g)	Select the Goto button.
		This will close the History Dialog box and will arrange the Backup list Window to show only the file names in the chosen Backup vintage set.
	h)	Select from the list of files in the Window:
		i)	all the files, if you wish to Restore the entire vintage set,
		ii)	or only wanted file(s),  if you wish to restore only a portion of the list, and
	i)	Complete the Restore operation in the normal way by:
		i)	using the Action menu Restore command to Restore the file(s) to their original location on the computer, or
		ii)	using the Action menu Copy command to Restore the file(s) to any location on the computer.

	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'


╙√û╥╕    $OptionsView
~I	~B'Options (View Menu)'

	Selecting the ~B'View menu Options command' presents a View Dialog box with choices for:

	a)	Tree - Long and Short Views
	b)	File - Long and Short Views
	c)	Display file attribute options - Hidden, Read Only, System	
	d)	Display all Windows in - Lower Case or Upper Case
	e)	Autotile - Default to Tile Windows or Cascade Windows

	f)	OK (or Cancel)

~I	~B'You can change each option in the View Dialog box by:'
	a)	Pressing the highlighted letter associated with the characteristic being changed, or
	b)	Clicking the mouse button in the appropriate ~P$▄'check box'.
	c)	Selecting OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

|Γ╡d╜    $Sort  
~I	~B'Sort'

	Selecting the View menu Sort command presents a Sort Dialog box with the following choices:

	a)	Sort Keys 1, 2 and 3
	b)	~Pp▌'Combo Boxes' for each of the Sort Keys permitting selection of sorting by None, Name, Type, Date, Time or Size
	c)	~P$▄'check boxes' to select the sort in Descending or Ascending order
	d)	A Set Default check box to set up the default conditions for each Workspace
	e)	OK (or Cancel)

~I	~B'Setting up the Sort conditions with the keyboard:' 
	a)	Tab to each combo box in turn and press the up or down cursor keys to the type of sort desired i.e. None (no sort), Name, Type, Date, Time or Size of file.
	b)	Press the highlighted letter for each of the Sort Keys to toggle Descending and Set Default on or off.
	c)	Press Enter.

~I	~B'Setting up the Sort conditions with the mouse:' 
	a)	Select the arrow box for each combo box in turn and select the type of sort desired i.e. None (no sort), Name, Type, Date, Time or Size of file.
	b)	To set the Ascending / Descending and Set Default options you can toggle the check marks by clicking the mouse button in each of the check boxes.
	c)	Click on OK.

╥╕ÿ└    $ViewFile Tree
~I	~B'View files or tree'

~I	~B'To switch between file view and tree view with the keyboard:'
	a)	If in tree view Select the Window and directory to be switched to file view, then
		Select the View menu View Files command (Alt, V, V) to change the selected Window and directory to file view, or
	b)	If in file view select the View menu View Tree command (Alt, V, V) to change the selected Window to tree view. 

~I	~B'To switch between file view and tree view with the mouse:'
	a)	If in tree view click the RIGHT mouse button on the directory name to show it in file view, or
	b)	If in file view click the RIGHT mouse button anywhere in the Window to show the Window in tree view.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

	kd╜        $Refresh
~I	~B'Refresh the information being displayed for an open Window'

~I	~B'To Refresh the information in an open Window:'
	a)	Select the Window to be Refreshed.
	b)	Select the View menu Refresh command and the information in the open Window will be updated.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

	εò┤ß    $Options
~I	~B'Options Menu'
~I	~R6├'Color'
~I	~RG╬'List Statistics'
~I	~R╥'Drive Statistics'
~I	~RZ╒'Drive bar'
~I	~R÷╓'Tool bar'
~I	~R┴╪'Setup'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

·
┬G╬    $Color
~I	~B'Note:'
	1.	Color ~B'scheme 6' has been optimized for ~B'monochrome screens'.
	2.	~B'Different colors are used' for each of ~B'Highlighted text', ~R÷'Help topics' and ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary items.
	
~I	~B'Help topics and Glossary items are accessed:'

		~B'With the keyboard'- Select a ~R÷'Help topic' or ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary item with the Tab key then press Enter, or
	
		~B'With the mouse'   - Click the left mouse button on a ~R÷'Help topic' or ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary item.


~I	~B'Color'
	The color combination of the SafeGard screen can be customized.  There are six default custom schemes.  When you close the Options menu Color Dialog box the currently selected color scheme, with 
	changes if it is modified, will be used by SafeGard until further changed.  

	Selecting the Default button in the Dialog box will cause the currently selected color scheme to revert to it's original value.

	~B'You can set a color scheme with the keyboard as follows:'
	a)	Select the Option menu Color command (Alt, O, C) to display the Color Dialog box.
	b)	Tab to the 'Scheme' ~Pp▌'Combo Box'.
	c)	Use the up/down ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select a color scheme (1 to 6).
	d)	Tab to the list box and cursor to the screen attribute to be changed.
	c)	Tab to the color combo box and use the up/down cursor keys to select the color desired for the attribute.
	d)	Tab to the <Apply> button and press Enter to view the color displayed. Repeat the process to change other colors as desired.
	e)	When a satisfactory color scheme is selected press Enter or tab to the <OK> button and press Enter.

	To revert to the default color set for the current color scheme open the Option menu Color Dialog box (Alt, O, C), tab to the Default button and press Enter.

	To change from one color scheme to another simply open the Options menu Color Dialog box (Alt, O, C), select the desired preset color scheme and press Enter.
	
	~B'You can set a color scheme with the mouse as follows:'
	a)	Select the Option menu Color command to display the Color Dialog box.
	b)	Select the Scheme Combo Box arrow and select a scheme (1 to 6).
	c)	Select the List box and select the screen attribute to be changed.
	d)	Select the color combo box arrow and select the desired color for the chosen attribute.
	e)	Select the <Apply> button to view the change.
	f)	When the color the color scheme changes are satisfactory select OK.

	To revert to the default color set for the current color scheme open the Color Dialog box (Alt, O, C), select the Default button and click on OK.

	To change from one color scheme to another simply select the Options menu Color command, select the desired preset color scheme and click on OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

¼6├╥    $List Statistics
~I	~B'List Statistics'
	When a Backup list is opened (Alt, F, O) the statistics related to the Backup list can be viewed by opening the list Statistics Dialog box.
	To do this make the Backup list the active window and select the Options menu list Statistics command (Alt, O, L).

~I	~B'The following statistics for a Backup list will be displayed:'
		Number of new files to be added to the Backup list (controlled by the Macro/marker)
		   "      files/bytes changed since the previous Backup, these
		          will be backed up with the new/modified Backup set.
		   "      files/bytes in the Backup set unchanged
		          since the previous Backup
		   "      files/bytes archived
		   "      files/bytes orphaned
		   "      backed up files/bytes that have expired
		   "      total of files/bytes managed by the Backup set.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

$G╬Z╒    $Drive Statistics
~I	~B'Drive Statistics'

	Statistics related to any selected Hard disk or Diskette drive can be viewed by opening the Drive Statistics Dialog box.
	To do this make the drive the active window and select the Options menu Drive Statistics command (Alt, O, D).

~I	~B'The following statistics for the Drive will be displayed:'
		a)	Drive identification and:
			- Bytes of free space
			- Number of directories 
		    	-     "     Files/bytes 
		    	-     "     Hidden files/bytes 
		    	-     "     System files/bytes 
		    	-     "     Read Only files/bytes

		b)	Current directory identification and:
		  	- Number of sub directories in it
		  	-     "     files/bytes in the current directory	

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

é╥÷╓    $Drivebar
~I	~B'Drive Bar'

	Drive Bar contains Drive Buttons which make it quick and easy to open Windows with the mouse. It is located under the menu bar when selected.  Click on a Drive Button to open the associated 
	Window.  A workspace may be saved with or without the Drive Bar appearing. 
	
	~B'To toggle the Drive Bar on or off' select the Options menu Drive Bar command (Alt, O, R). 

	▓Z╒┴╪    $Toolbar
~I	~B'Tool Bar'

	The Tool Bar contains Buttons which operate in the same way as the equivalent commands in the drop down menus, or provide access to a drop down menu.  It is located just above the Hint line in 
	the SafeGard desktop.  
	
	~B'To toggle the Tool Bar on or off' use the Option menu Tool Bar command (Alt, O, T).

	~B'Tool Bar Buttons are:'
	[open] [backup] [restore] [mark] [unmark] [search] [delete] [rename] [tile]

▄÷╓        $Setup
~I	~B'Setup'

	Selecting the Options menu Setup command of SafeGard presents a Setup Dialog box with the following choices:
	a)	A ~Pp▌'Combo box' which permits assigning the A Drive type.
	b)	A Combo box which permits assigning the B Drive type.
	c)	A Combo box which permits assigning the computer bus type (ISA/EISA or Microchannel).
	d)	A ~P
'Text box' where you type the Path to the computers "temp" directory.
		The temp directory should be a RAM drive to ensure the fastest operation of SafeGard. 
	e)	OK (or )

~I	~B'You can set a color scheme with the keyboard as follows:'
	a)	Select the Option menu Color command (Alt, O, C) to display the Color Dialog box.
	b)	Tab to the 'Scheme' ~Pp▌'Combo Box'.
	c)	Use the up/down ~Pτ'cursor keys' to select a color scheme (1 to 6).
	d)	Tab to the list box and cursor to the screen attribute to be changed.
	e)	Tab to the color combo box and cursor to the color desired for the attribute.
	f)	Tab to the <Apply> button and press Enter to see the color displayed. Repeat the process to change colors as desired.
	g)	When a satisfactory color scheme is designed tab to the <OK> button and press Enter.
	
	To revert to the standard color set reopen the Color Dialog box (Alt, O, C), tab to Default and press Enter.
	To change from one color scheme to another simply reopen the Options menu Color command and select the desired preset color scheme.
					
~I	~B'You can set a color scheme with the mouse as follows:'
	a)	Select the Option menu Color command to display the Color Dialog box.
	b)	Select the 'Scheme' ~Pp▌'Combo Box' arrow and select a scheme (1 to 6).
	c)	Select the list box and select the screen attribute to be changed.	
 	d)	Select the color combo box arrow and select the desired color.
	e)	Select the <Apply> button to see the color displayed and change it as desired.
	f)	When the color is satisfactory select OK.
	
	To revert to the standard color set, open the Color Dialog box (Option menu Color command), and select the <Default> button.
	To change from one color scheme to another open the Color Dialog box (Option menu Color command) and select the desired preset color scheme.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

╢┬αε    $Window
~I	~B'Window Menu'
~I	~Réπ'Cascade Windows'
~I	~RFσ'Tile Windows'
~I	~Rfτ'Switch to'
~I	~R▒Θ'Arrange Icons'
~I	~RJ∞'Close All'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R
'Scrolling'
~I	~RA'Sizing Windows'
~I	~Rδ'Moving Windows'
~I	~Rò'Moving Between Windows'
~I	~R$'Moving within windows'
~I	~R┐'Opening windows'
~I	~R3 'Closing Windows'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

	½┤ßFσ    $Cascade
~I	~B'Cascade....(Arranging Groups of Windows)'

	When you choose the Windows menu Cascade command, SafeGard resizes and overlays the open windows so that each of their title bars is visible.

~I	~B'To Cascade all the open windows:'

	Choose the Cascade command from the Window menu.
	The open Windows will be Cascaded.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'


éπfτ    $Tile
~I	~B'Tile....(Arranging Groups of Windows)'

	When you choose the Windows menu Tile command, SafeGard resizes and arranges all open windows so that each window is visible.
	The open Windows will fill the available space and no Windows will overlap.

~I	~B'To Tile all the open windows:'

	Select [tile] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or the Tile command from the Window menu (Alt, W, T).
	The open Windows will be Tiled.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

0Fσ▒Θ    $Switch to
~I	~B'Switch to'

	Selecting the Window menu Switch to command presents a Switch To Dialog box with a ~P⌡'list box' showing all the open Windows.
	
~I	~B'To use the Window menu Switch to command with the keyboard:'
	a)	Choose the Window menu Switch to command (Alt, W, W).
	b)	Cursor to the Window name in the list box you wish to make active.
	c)	Press Enter.

~I	~B'To use the Window menu Switch to command with the mouse:'
	a)	Select the Window menu Switch to command.
	b)	Select the Window name in the list box you wish to make active.
	c)	Select OK.

zfτJ∞    $Arrange Icons
~I	~B'Arrange Icons'

	Selecting the ~B'Window menu Arrange icons' command arranges all Window icons in default positions.
	
~I	~B'To use the Window menu Arrange icons command with the keyboard:'
	Select the Window menu Arrange icon command (Alt, W, R).  If there are any Window icons they will be arranged in the default positions.

~I	~B'To use the Window menu Arrange icons command with the mouse:'
	Select the Window menu Arrange icon command.  If there are any Window icons they will be arranged in the default positions.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

{▒Θ        $Close All
~I	~B'Close All Windows in a Workspace'

	Selecting the Window menu Close all command of SafeGard immediately closes all open SafeGard Workspaces and Windows.
	
~I	~B'To use the Window menu Close all command with the keyboard:'
	Select the Window menu Close all command (Alt, W, C).  All open SafeGard Windows will be closed.

~I	~B'To use the Window menu Close all command with the Mouse:'
	Select the Window menu Close all command.  All open SafeGard Windows will be closed.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~RUQ'Close individual Windows in a Workspace'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

┌┤ß        $Helpmenu2
~I	~B'Help Menu'
~I	~R╒∩'Help for Help'
~I	~R·∩'Using SafeGard'
~I	~R ≡'Keys Help'
~I	~RA≡'Help Index'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

αε·∩4$Help for Helpmenu2
╒∩ ≡ô$Using SafeGardmenu2
·∩A≡┐:$Keys Helpmenu2
 ≡    ║¢$Help Indexmenu2
√▄∩    $DOS Prompt Operations
~I	~B'DOS Prompt Operations'

~I	~Rà±'General DOS Prompt Commands'
~I	~Rⁿ√'Backup from the DOS prompt'
~I	~RÖ'Restore from the DOS prompt'

~I	~B'Other related Topics'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

O
c≡ⁿ√    $General DOS Operations
	~B'General DOS Prompt Operations'

	DOS prompt operations permit starting SafeGard:

	1.  with a pre-selected Workspace, Drive or Backup list open, or
	2.  updating a Backup directly, or
	3.  in Restore mode of a specified Backup list.

	~B'Several shortcuts' will speed and simplify the use of SafeGard when it is run from the DOS prompt:

	1.	~B'Two or three characters' which uniquely define the Workspace or list name in the File menu Open list box can be used instead of the full name.
	2.	~B'Batch files' can be used to start SafeGard with DOS (set up with optional parameters if desired).
	3.	~B'Change the name' of SafeGard.exe after installation to S.EXE (or any name which does not conflict with another name).
	4.	The normal SafeGard installation procedure sets up the computer's ~B'PATH command' to include the SafeGard directory in the path so that in such cases it is not necessary to include it in 	
		the command.

	SafeGard can therefore be opened by using several DOS command forms as follows:

~I		~B'C:\>\safegard\safegard.exe workspacename [/U|/R]'
	Defines the full set of commands.  (U or R are used with the Backup list name to instruct SafeGard to open in either the Backup update mode or in Restore mode).

	~B'For all of the following examples ' it is assumed the PATH is set for SafeGard's location and the SafeGard file name is changed to 's'.

		~I~B'C:\>s backupname /U'
	This command would open the named Backuplist in update mode and present a dialog box showing the number of files and bytes to be updated.  Simply pressing Enter would allow the update to proceed.

~I		~B'C:\>s wk'
	This command would open the Workspace for the name starting with wk.

~I		~B'C:\>s c'
	This command would open SafeGard with the C drive selected.

~I		~B'C:\>s'
	This is the simplest form of command to open SafeGard.

	You can use any of the ~B'above shortcuts' for the following specific examples.

	~B'To start SafeGard with a Workspace open:'
	From the  DOS prompt type
~I		C:\>path\safegard workspacename

~I	~B'To start SafeGard with a specific Drive open (e.g. C drive):'
	From the  DOS prompt type
~I		C:\>path\safegard c   (or any other drive identifier)

~I	~B'To start SafeGard with a Backup list open:'
	From the  DOS prompt type
~I		C:\>path\safegard backupname

~I	~B'Special screen configurations:'
	To open SafeGard in 25, 43 or 50 line configurations you can use the switches ~B'/25 or /43 or /50' after any of the above commands at the DOS prompt.
	For example:
		C:\>path\safegard backupname /50

~I	~B'Other related Topics'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help'
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

|à±Ö    $Backup DOS Main
	~B'Backup from the DOS Prompt:'

	a)	To perform a Backup ~B'update' from the DOS prompt there are two pre-conditions to set up:

		1.	You must have previously started a Backup list using one of the techniques outlined in this chapter.
		2.	Your command must be able to access the SafeGard directory either by being carried out from the SafeGard directory or having the DOS Path set up to access the SafeGard directory
			(which normally was done when SafeGard was installed).

	b)	From the DOS prompt, commands to update a Backup are as follows: 
	
		~B'C:\>path\safegard backupname /U'   (full command)
		~B'C:\>s ba /U'   (short form command, see General DOS Operations)

		from the C: drive (or from any other DOS prompt).

	c)	When the command is executed  a SafeGard Backup Dialog box will appear indicating the number of files and bytes in the list which have been changed since the previous Backup.

	d)	To execute the command and update the files press Enter or click on the Start Command button.	

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~Rc≡'General DOS Operations'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

4ⁿ√        $Restore DOS Main
	~B'Restoring from the DOS Prompt:'

	a)	Commands to Restore Backed up files from the DOS prompt are: 
	
		~B'C:\>path\safegard backupname /R'   (full command)
		~B'C:\>s ba /R'   (short form command, see General DOS Operations)

		from the C: drive (or from any other DOS prompt).

	b)	When the Backup list appears on the screen you can restore files by ~B'selecting the files' to be Restored and:
		i)	Use the Action menu Restore command to restore the files to their original locations, or
		ii)	Copy the files to any location desired on the computer using normal file management copy commands either by dragging the copy icon with the mouse or by using the Action menu Copy 		
			command.
		When the files are restored, any compression or encryption options will be removed automatically (the encryption key is still required).

	c)	Press Enter and insert diskettes when prompted.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~Rc≡'General DOS Operations'
~I	~R√û'Selecting versions of files to Restore'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

°c≡╦"    $Window Operations
~I	~B'Window Operations'

~I	~R
'Scrolling'
~I	~RA'Sizing Windows'
~I	~Rδ'Moving Windows'
~I	~Rò'Moving Between Windows'
~I	~R$'Moving within windows'
~I	~Rö'Selecting files and directories within a window'
~I	~R┐'Opening windows'
~I	~R3 'Closing Windows'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~Réπ'Cascade Windows'
~I	~RFσ'Tile Windows'
~I	~Rfτ'Switch to'
~I	~R▒Θ'Arrange Icons'
~I	~RJ∞'close All'
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

∩A    $Scrolling
~I	~B'Scrolling'

~I	~B'Scrolling in the Help Window:'
	If you need to scroll to see all the information in a Window do the following.  The vertical and horizontal ~P+'scroll bars' let you view information not visible in the window.
	If there is no horizontal or vertical scroll bar in the Window it is because all the information in that dimension shows up without scrolling.

~I	~B'Scroll with the mouse as follows:'
	Up				Click the Up ~P'scroll arrow'
	Down				Click the Down scroll arrow
	Left				Click the Left scroll arrow
	OR: 
	Right			Click the Right scroll arrow.
	Continuously		Click a scroll arrow and hold down the mouse button until the information you want comes into view.
	One window up		Click the ~P+'scroll bar' above the ~P='scroll box'.
	One window down	Click the scroll bar below the scroll box.
	One window left	Click the scroll bar to the left of the scroll box.
	One window right	Click the scroll bar to the right of the scroll box.
	To top of topic	Drag the scroll box to the top of the scroll bar.
	To end of the topic	Drag the scroll box to the bottom of the scroll bar.
	To the left end	Drag the scroll box to the left end of the scroll bar.
	To the right end	Drag the scroll box to the right end of the scroll bar.

~I	~B'Scroll with the keyboard' ~P╜Θ'direction keys' as follows:
	To scroll			Press ~P╜Θ'Direction key' 
	Up				Up Arrow
	Down				Down Arrow
	Left				Left Arrow
	Right			Right Arrow
	Continuously		Hold down a direction key until the information you want comes into view.
	One window up		PgUp
	One window down	PgDn
	To start of Window	Home
	To end of Window	End
	Try it:
	Scroll down past this instruction box until you reach the end of this topic.


~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

è
δ    $Sizing Windows
~I	~B'Sizing Windows'
	
~I	~B'Change size and shape of Windows with the keyboard as follows:'
	a)	Select the ~P╠σ'Control menu' in the ~P.'Title bar' (ALT  -) do not use the keypad minus.  
	b)	Select Size (S) from the Control menu then use the ~P╜Θ'direction keys' to move the borders of the Window to any desired size or shape.	
	c)	Press Enter when the new size is set.
	d)	The ~P╨ 'minimize button' reduces the Window to an Icon.
	e)	The ~P■'maximize button' enlarges the Window to fill the screen.
	f)	The ~P'restore button' reduces the Window to it's non full screen size.

~I	~B'Change size and shape of Windows with the mouse as follows:'
	a)	Place the ~P╓'mouse cursor' on any border or corner of the Window, hold the mouse button and drag the border to the desired size and shape.
	b)	Click on the ~P╨ 'minimize button' to reduce the Window to an Icon.
	c)	Click on the ~P■'maximize button' to enlarge the Window to fill the screen.
	d)	Click on the ~P'restore button' reduce the Window to it's non full screen size.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

èAò    $Moving Windows
~I	~B'Moving Windows'

~I	~B'Move Windows on the screen with the keyboard as follows:'
	a)	Select the ~P.σ'control box' in the ~P.'title bar' (ALT  -) do not use the minus in the keypad.  
	b)	Select Move (M) from the ~P╠σ'control menu' then use the ~Pτ'cursor keys' to move the Window as desired.	
	c)	Press Enter when the new position is set.

~I	~B'Move Windows on the screen with the mouse as follows:'
	Place the ~P╓'mouse cursor' on the ~P.'title bar', hold the mouse button and drag the Window to the desired position.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'


gδ$    $Moving Between Windows
~I	~B'Moving Between Windows'

	~B'You can activate each open Window as follows:'
	a)	With the keyboard you use the tab key to rotate from Window to Window.
	b)	With the mouse, you click the mouse button anywhere in the Window you wish to make active.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

Iòö    $Moving within windows
~I	~B'Moving within windows'

	~B'You can move within Windows with the keyboard as follows:'
	a)	To move through columns of files or directory trees you use the ~P╜Θ'direction keys'. 
	b)	To move directly to a drop down menu press the ALT key + the key for the highlighted letter in the menu name.
	c)	To move to the ~P 'menu bar' press the Alt key, a particular drop down menu can then be chosen by pressing the highlighted letter in the menu name. 
	d)	To move to the ~P.σ'Control box' (and show the ~P╠σ'Control menu') press ALT - (do not use the keypad minus key).

	~B'You can move within Windows with the mouse as follows:'
	a)	To move through columns of files or directory trees you can move the mouse cursor to the desired item and click the mouse button. 
	b)	To move directly to a drop down menu press the ALT key + the key for the highlighted letter in the menu name.
	c)	To move to the ~P 'menu bar' press the Alt key, a particular drop down menu can then be chosen by pressing the highlighted letter in the menu name. 
	d)	To get the ~P╠σ'control menu' select the ~P.σ'control box' from the ~P.'title bar'.
	e)	Selecting the ~P÷'list/directory toggle button' permits you to toggle between list and tree views.
	
~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

$┐≥â$Selecting within windows
Sö3     $Opening windows
~I	~B'Opening windows'

~I	~B'Open Windows with the keyboard as follows:'
	a)	Select the File menu Open command (Alt, F, O), cursor to the desired item in the ~P⌡'list box' and press Enter.
	b)	To open a second appearance of a Drive Window:
		i)	Cursor to the Directory to be shown in the new Window and select it with the spacebar.
		ii)	Hold the Ctrl key and press the right mouse button.

~I	~B'Open Windows with the mouse as follows:'
	a)	Select [open] in the ~Pê'Tool bar' or select the File menu Open command and double Click on the desired item in the ~P⌡'list box'.
	b)	To open a second appearance of a Drive Window:
		i)	Select the Directory to be in the new Window.
		ii)	Hold the Ctrl key and press the right mouse button.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'


w┐        $Closing Windows
~I	~B'Closing Windows'

~I	~B'Close Windows with the keyboard as follows:'
	a)	Select the Window to be closed (Tab).
	b)	Select the File menu Close command (Alt, F, C).    
	~B'OR'     To close all open Windows
	c)	Select the Window menu Close all command (Alt, W, C).

~I	~B'Close Windows with the mouse as follows:'
	a)	Select the Window to be closed.
	b)	Select the File menu Close command or double click in the ~P.σ'Control box'.  
	~B'OR'     To close all open Windows 
	c)	Select the Window menu Close all command.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

╩∩░+    $DialogUse
~I	~B'Dialog Box Operations'

~I	~B'To move a SafeGard Dialog Box:'
	a)	Click and hold the mouse button on the ~P.'title bar' of the dialog box you want to move.
	b)	Drag the Dialog box to the position you want.
		An outline of the dialog box moves as you drag the mouse.
	c)	To cancel the move, press Esc anytime before you release the mouse button.

~I	~B'To move within a SafeGard Dialog Box with the keyboard:'
	a)	Press Tab to move forward (left to right and top to bottom) or 
	b)	Press Shift+Tab to move in the opposite direction, or
	c)	Hold the Alt key and type the highlighted letter of the desired option.
	d)	Within an option group, use the ~P╜Θ'direction keys' to move from one 
		option to another.

~I	~B'To move within a SafeGard Dialog Box with the mouse:'
	a)	Click on a the desired option.
	b)	Click and drag the mouse button on the desired option within an option group.
	c)	Use the scroll bar and scroll box to move in list boxes etc.

~I	~B'To close a SafeGard Dialog Box:'
	a)	When you choose a ~Pb▐'command button', the Dialog box closes.
		and the command takes effect.
	b)	To close a Dialog box without completing a command:
		i)	With the keyboard Press Esc.
		ii)	With the mouse Click Cancel.

~I	~B'Use the following keys within dialog boxes:'
	Tab				Moves from option to option (left to right and top to bottom).
	Shift+Tab			Moves from option to option in reverse order.
	Alt+letter		Moves to or executes the option or group whose underlined letter matches the one you type.
	Direction key		a) Moves the selection cursor from option to option within a group of options,
					b) Moves the cursor left, right, up, or down within a list or text box.
					c) Changes the selection in a Combo box.
	Home				Moves to the first item or character in a list or text box.
	End				Moves to the last item or character in a list box or text box.
	PgUp or PgDn		Scrolls up or down in a list box, one window at a time.
	Enter			Executes a ~Pb▐'command button', or chooses the selected item in a list box and executes the command.
	Esc				Closes a Dialog box without completing the command (same as the Cancel button).

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

-╦"        $Workspace Operations
~I	~B'Workspace Operations'

~I	~R/'Open a Workspace' 
~I	~R#/'Close a Workspace' 
~I	~RD/'Rename a Workspace' 
~I	~Rf/'Customize a Workspace' 
~I	~Ró2'Delete a Workspace' 
~I	~R─2'Save a Workspace' 
~I	~RΣ2'Save with a new name'	
	
	A Workspace is a screen configuration of one or more Drives and/or Backup list Windows, which can be configured and saved to permit quick access to a selection of customized screen layouts.

	You can create Workspaces and customize them in list and / or tree modes with or without Window icons as desired by using the various menus and commands described under the above topics.
	The named and saved Workspace configurations can then be reopened as needed.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

░+#/┼3$Open a Wrkspc
/D/J∞$Close a Wrkspc
#/f/┬=$Rename a Wrkspc
D/ó2    $Customize a Wrkspc
~I	~B'Customize a Workspace'

	You can customize your Workspaces with a selection of Drive Windows and Backup lists in either list or tree mode.
	The named and saved Workspaces can then be reopened as needed to obtain convenient preset screen configurations.

	Workspaces are customized using the File menu Open commands, File menu Save and Save as commands
	as well as the sizing, positioning functions described under the Window Operations section of Help.

	~B'To carry out these operations see:'
~I	a)	~R∩'For sizing, moving, opening and closing Windows etc.'
~I	b)	~Rd2'For opening, closing, renaming, importing Workspaces.'
~I	c)	~R6├'For customizing Workspace colors'
		

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

f/─2ë9$Delete a Wrkspc
ó2Σ2T$Save a Wrkspc
─2    W$Save new name
τ0¼6    $Procedures Specific
~I	~B'Specific Procedures'

~I	~R5'Backup'
~I	~R/5'Restore'
~I	~RO5'Copy'
~I	~Rl5'Move'
~I	~Rë5'Delete Files and Directories'
~I	~R¿5'Delete Lists and Workspaces'
~I	~R╩5'Rename Files'
~I	~R)'Create A Directory'
~I	~R6'Rename Directories'
~I	~R16'Rename Backup lists and Workspaces'
~I	~RP6'Search'
~I	~Ro6'Using Macros'
~I	~Rì6'Formatting Diskettes'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

3/5φ[$Backupprncpl
5O5ç╢$Restoreprncpl
/5l5«≈$Copyprncpl
O5ë5■$Moveprncpl
l5¿5ù$Deleteprncpl
ë5╩5ë9$Deletel Wprncpl
¿5φ5∙ $Renamefileprncpl
╩56)$Createdirprncpl
φ516▐,$Renamedirprncpl
6P6┬=$Renameprncpl
16o6û0$Searchprncpl

P6ì6KP$Macroprncpl
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╛3        $Advanced Topics
~I	~B'Advanced Topics'

~I	~Rï7'Macro Operations'
~I	~R«7'Network Operations'
	
~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'

¼6«7KP$Macro Operations
φï7        $Network Operations
	~B'Network Operations'
	
	SafeGard may be installed onto a network drive.

	When installing on a workstation make no changes to the Autoexec.bat file during installation.  Once installation is complete, modify the Autoexec.bat file of the workstation to reflect the path 
	to access SafeGard on the server.  Another line should be added to the Autoexec.bat file of the workstation to reflect the location of SafeGard on the workstation, in the form:
		
		~B'SET SAFEGARD=<drive>:\<SafeGard Path>'

	To minimize disk usage on the workstation the SafeGard.exe and 
	SafeGard.hlp files may then be removed from the workstation.
	
	Copies of SafeGard must be purchased or licensed for the server and for each workstation that will be using SafeGard.

;ô║¢    $Keys Helptop
~I	~B'KEYS HELP'
~I	~B'─────────'

~I	~B'Select from the following list to get help on key functions.'

~I	~R<'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R╪B'Window Keys'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'

$┐:b>    $Cursor Movement Keys
~I	~B'Cursor Movement Keys'

	Use the following keys to move the cursor to the ~P ≥'insertion point' for typing text or selecting action items.

~I	~B'Key'				~B'Moves the insertion point'
	Up Arrow			Up one line
	Down Arrow		Down one line
	Right Arrow		Right one column
	Left Arrow		Left one column
	Home				To the start of the window
	End				To the end of the window
	PgUp				Up one Window
	PgDn				Down one Window

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'

U<╪B    $Dialog Box Keys
~I	~B'Dialog Box Keys'

~I	~B'Key(s)'				~B'Function'
	Letter				Toggles the option on and off whose highlighted letter matches the one you type.
	Alt + Letter			When in a text box, toggles the option on and off whose highlighted letter matches the one you type.
	Direction key			Moves the selection cursor from option to option within a group of options Or moves the cursor left, right, up, or down within a list or text box.
	End					Moves to the last item or character in a list or text box.
	Enter				Executes a command button Or chooses the selected item in a list box and executes the command.
	Esc					Closes a Dialog box without completing the command (same as the Cancel button).
	Home					Moves to the first item or character in a list or text box.
	PgUp or PgDn			Scrolls up or down in a list box, one window at a time.
	Tab					Moves from option to option (left to right and top to bottom).
	Shift+Tab				Moves from option to option (right to left and bottom to top).

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'


Lb>        $Window Keys
~I	~B'Window Keys for SafeGard:'

~I	~B'Key(s)'		~B'Function'
	Arrow keys 	Scroll in a Window.
	Arrow+shift	Extend a block selection of files or directories
	Spacebar		Select / deselect files and directories
	ESC			Deselect all files 
	Tabs			Switch between windows,
	Alt+Hyphen	Opens a SafeGard Window, Control menu.
	Arrow keys	Moves a window when Move is chosen from the Control menu,
				Or changes window size when Size is chosen from the Control menu.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'
~I	~R°╥'Glossary'
~I	~R@'Mouse Help'


=ô        $Quickref_Help

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'
~I	~B'LTI SafeGard          QUICK REFERENCE'
~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

~I	~B'A SINGLE TYPE OF BACKUP' 
~I	~B'───────────────────────'

	SafeGard's database platform eliminates the need for separate
	Differential, Incremental and Full Backups.

	Each backup list that you create is contained on a single set
	of backup diskettes (or backup file for server backup).  Each
	list may contain multiple versions of an individual file and 
  	the files may appear on other lists without conflict.  Space
	released by changed files is reused automatically.

	SafeGard is also fail safe. You can interrupt the backup process
	at any time without fear of data loss.  If your system crashes
	during a backup, just start SafeGard as soon as your up and 
	running and it will complete the interrupted backup.
	
~I	~B'INTEGRATED FILE MANAGER'
~I	~B'───────────────────────'

	Consistent interface for all operations makes it easy to learn.

	Your backup lists are displayed as a drive which you may manipulate 
	very much like any other drive on your system.

	Restoring files or directories is just like a copy operation.

~I	~B'MULTIPLE FILE VERSIONS AVAILABLE IN THE SAME BACKUP LIST'

	Provides an effective paper trail to manage documents or entire
	projects.

~I	~B'────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────'
~I	~B'                          OVERVIEW'
~I	~B'────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────'

~I	~B'Backup' 
~I	~B'──────'
	SafeGards database architecture keeps track of all your backup 
	files and which diskettes they are on so all you have to do is
	print your LIST NAME and DISK NUMBER on the diskettes. You may
	have as many lists as you like with any selection of files even
	if they are already on another list.

	First open the drive that contains the files you want backed up.

	To make a quick backup just click and drag to select (highlight)
	the files (or directories) you want and then click on backup.
	(You can also select files by using the search commands).

	Alternatively build a backup list by selecting files and then 
	marking them to add them to the list.  Macros may also be used
	to select a group of files by criteria (then when new files are
	created that match the criteria they will automatically be 
	added to that backup list). When your list is complete just
	click on backup.

	To update an existing list just reopen it and click on 
	backup to update your backup diskettes.  Remember SafeGard
	will reuse space on the disk set so have them ready (SafeGard
	will ask you for diskettes by their number). 

	When you open a backup list for updating SafeGard also opens
	the original drive and cross references it's databases to keep 
	track of all the new, changed or deleted files.  What you see 
	is a combination of all the files on your hard disk and all the 
	files that are currently backed up on the opened backup list.
	Note the difference in title color of backup list windows and 
	the word <LIST> in the title.

	Backup selected files   -   [Backup] or Alt,B. or <Action><Backup>
	Mark selected files     -   [Mark] or Alt,m.
	Place macros            -   highlight insertion point, Alt,M.
	Start Backup or Update  -   [Backup] or Alt,B. or <Action><Backup>
	Modify list             -   Mark or unmark files or directories
                                 Add, Delete or Edit Macros.


~I	~B'Restore' 
~I	~B'───────'
	First open the LIST you want to restore files from. (If you 
	open the list for restore only, it will open faster).  Your 
	backup list appears as a virtual image of the drive that was
	backed up. Note the difference in title color of list windows
	and the word <LIST> in the title.
	
	Select the files you want to restore.  This may be done either 
	by click and drag or by searching.  Then just click on restore 
	and the files will be placed back into the same directory they
	were backed up from. (The directory tree will be recreated 
	automatically).

	To restore files to another location, simply use the copy 
	command just as you would when copying between drives.  Note 
	that if you want to CLICK AND DRAG them, you must also have the 
	target drive open, even if it is the same as the original 
	backup drive (i.e. you cannot copy to a backup list window).
  
	To restore an older version of a file, highlight the file you
	want, then open the history dialog and select the file version
	you require (you must have selected multiple versions for the 
	file when it was originally added to your list).
	
	
	Open list                               -  [Open] or Alt,F,O.
	Restore selection to original location	-  [Restore] or Ctrl+r.
	Restore selection to another location	-  Click & drag  
	View version history of selected file	-  Click date field.
	Restore prior version                   -  Double click on the 
                                                desired version in the
                                                history dialog.

~I	~B'────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────'
~I	~B'LTI SafeGard           Command Reference'
~I	~B'────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────'


	For Help           -  Press F1 at any time.
	Menu               -  Press Alt or F10.
	Open a Drive       -  [open] or Alt,F,O.
	Navigate           -  Use the arrow keys, PgUp, PgDn, Home, End.
	Change View        -  Click right button on directory entry in tree 
                           view or within file view window to toggle 
                           between tree and file view.
                           Use Alt,V,V or Enter/Shift +Enter 
                           (switch between tree and file view)
	Select (mouse)     -  Click & drag, +Shift to extend, +Ctrl to add.
	Select (keyboard)  -  Position Cursor the press spacebar, 
                           Use Shift +Cursor to extend.
	Cancel selection   -  Click both buttons or press Esc.
	Copy selection     -  Click left button within selection and 
                           drag to target.
	Copy (keyboard)    -  Ctrl +c.
	Move selection     -  Alt +Click left button within selection and 
                           drag to target.
	Move (keyboard)    -  Ctrl +M.


~I	~B'────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────'
~I	~B'LTI SafeGard         Technical Support'
~I	~B'────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────'


	Registered users of SafeGard can obtain technical support 
	by contacting LTI by any of the methods below.  Please 
	include your SERIAL # and NAME in the request.
  
          Voice - (905) 276-8835

          FAX   - (905) 897-7622

          Email -  (CIS) 74167,722
                   (INTERNET) Kwillows@Bix.Com

          Mail  -  LTI 
                   1188 Ostler Ct.
                   Mississauga 
                   ON, Canada  
                   L5C 3G6	

	Non-Registered users may obtain installation support and
	information on SafeGard by contacting LTI at the above.

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'
						END

~I	~B'Return to Help Topics' 
~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'

éô?c    $Shareware_Help
~I	~B'Select a Shareware Topic'
~I	~B'────────────────────────'

~I	~R?c'Shareware - Registering SafeGard'
~I	~Ro'Shareware ASP Ombudsman' 
~I	~R	r'Shareware - What is it' 
~I	~Ræz'Shareware - Vendor Information for SafeGard'
~I	~R>æ'Shareware - Warranty for SafeGard' 
~I	~R!ù'Shareware - Credits for SafeGard' 


~I	~B'Return to Help Topics' 
~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'

⌐¥ao    $Shareware_Register
~I	~B'HOW TO REGISTER'
~I	~B'───────────────'

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-   LTI SafeGard Registration form  -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

~I	~B'Fill out the information below and forward to LTI'
~I	~B'─────────────────────────────────────────────────'

                Orders  -  1-800-465-7047  (Credit card orders)

                Voice   -  (905) 276-8835

                FAX     -  (905) 897-7622

                Email   -  (CIS) 74167,722
                           (INTERNET) Kwillows@Bix.Com
 
                Mail    -  LTI 
                           Ostler 1188 Ct.
                           Mississauga 
                           ON, Canada  
                           L5C 3G6	

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

~I	~B'CUSTOMER INFORMATION:'
~I	~B'─────────────────────'

	Last Name: _________________  First: ________________ Initial:___

	Address: ________________________________________________________

	City:_____________________________ Prov/State: __________________
   	           
	Country: ________  ZIP / Postal Code: __________    date: _______        

	EMail Address:___________________________________________________

	Daytime Phone : ____________________  FAX : _____________________


~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'


~I	~B'PRICING:  (All dollar values in US Dollars)'
~I	~B'───────────────────────────────────────────'

~I	~B'INDIVIDUAL USE'
  
	Latest Version of LTI SafeGard      .............. $39.95   _____
	
	Site License (One full SafeGard package provided per site.) 

	2 to 9  computers ..  at $31.95 each computers ___ x $31.95 _____
	10 to 49 computers .. at $22.95 each computers ___ x $22.95 _____
	50 or more .......... at $19.95 each computers ___ x $19.95 _____

	Extra program disk & documentation with purchase of
	SITE LICENSE available at $10 each.             ___x $10.00 _____

	Shipping & Handling	$5 per order (US & CAN)                 _____
                         $12 (International)

	                                 Canadian orders add GST    _____
	                                 Ontario orders add  PST    _____

                                                      Total    $ _____

	Disk Size Required: ___ (3.5 inch disk is sent if not specified).
  								
~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

~I	~B'PAYMENT'
~I	~B'───────'

	VISA ___  MasterCard ___   Cheque___

	Card Number ______________________________________________________

	Expiry Date __________

	Card Holder's Name _______________________________________________

~I	~B'PAYMENT'
~I	~B'───────'

	VISA, Mastercard, Cheque, Money orders accepted.  
	Cheques and money orders should be made payable to Larnen Tasar Inc.
	Prices and terms subject to change without notice.

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'
							END

~I	~B'Return to Help Topics' 
~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'


╪?c	r    $Shareware_ASP_Ombud
~I	~B'ASP Ombudsman'
~I	~B'─────────────'

	This program is produced by a member of the Association of
	Shareware Professionals (ASP).  ASP wants to make sure that the
	shareware principle works for you.  If you are unable to resolve
	a shareware-related problem with an ASP member by contacting the
	member directly, ASP may be able to help.  The ASP Ombudsman can
	help you resolve a dispute or problem with an ASP member, but
	does not provide technical support for members' products.
	Please write to the ASP Ombudsman at 545 Grover Road, Muskegon,
	MI 49442-9427 USA, FAX 616-788-2765 or send a CompuServe message
	via CompuServe Mail to ASP Ombudsman 70007,3536.

~I	~B'Return to Help Topics' 
~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'

boæz    $Shareware_What_is_it
~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'
~I	~B'                  *  WHAT IS SHAREWARE  *'
~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'


	Shareware distribution gives users a chance to try software
	before buying it.  If you try a Shareware program and continue
	using it, you must register the product with it's authors and
	pay the registration fee.  With registration, you get anything 
	from the simple right to continue using the software to an 
	updated program with printed manual.
	
	Copyright laws apply to both Shareware and commercial software,
	and the copyright holder retains all rights, with a few specific
	exceptions as stated below.  Shareware authors are accomplished
	programmers, just like commercial authors, and the programs are
	of comparable quality.  (In both cases, there are good programs
	and bad ones!) The main difference is in the method of
	distribution.  The author specifically grants the right to copy
	and distribute the software, either to all and sundry or to a
	specific group.  For example, some authors require written
	permission before a commercial disk vendor may copy their
	Shareware.
	
	Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of software.  You
	should find software that suits your needs and pocketbook,
	whether it's commercial or Shareware.  The Shareware system makes
	fitting your needs easier, because you can try before you buy.
	And because the overhead is low, prices are low also.  Shareware
	has the ultimate money-back guarantee -- if you don't use the
	product, you don't pay for it.

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

~I	~B'SOFTWARE EVALUATION LICENSE'
~I	~B'───────────────────────────'

	LTI hereby grants the shareware user the right to use the SafeGard
	shareware evaluation product for a period not to exceed 30 days.
	After which the user MUST pay the registration fee.  If the user 
	does not wish to pay the registration fee he/she MUST discontinue
	all use of SAFEGARD and related material.

~I	~B'Return to Help Topics' 
~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'

å	r>æ    $Shareware_Vendor_info
~I	~B'Vendor Information'
~I	~B'──────────────────'

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

~I		               ~B'LTI SafeGard 1.1' 

~I	      	   ~B'(c) Copyright 1992-1994 LTI'

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

                       Kevin Willows
                       1188 Ostler Ct
                        Mississauga 
                         On Canada  
                          L5C 3G6	

                         -Contact-
	               CompuServe: 74167,722
                 Internet: kwillows@bix.com

                    _______
               ____|__     |               (R)
            --|       |    |-------------------
              |   ____|__  |  Association of
              |  |       |_|  Shareware
              |__|   o   |    Professionals
            -----|   |   |---------------------
                 |___|___|    MEMBER


	This file descibes the only terms by which LTI permits
	Commercial distribution of LTI SafeGard.  It also details
	the terms for non-profit distribution of LTI SafeGard.
	Anyone not covered by the these terms must contact LTI
	to receive terms in writing governing their use of 
	LTI SafeGard.
	
	
	"Commercial distribution" means to distribute for money
	or other consideration, and includes copying onto Disks, 
	CD-ROMS and all other tangible media now or subsequently
	known, and distribution by retail rack, direct mail, 
	catalogue, advertisment, or trade show.
	
	"Non-Profit distribution" means to distribute the full
	LTI SafeGard package in an unmodified form without any
	form of remuneration (monetary or other).  This may include
	but is not exclusive to commercial Bulletin Boards (BBS),
	individual users and/or user groups.
	
	NOTE:	It is explicitly forbidden to distribute LTI SafeGard
			in conjunction with any other package or service, be it 
			for monetary return or given away without remuneration. 
			Anyone wishing to provide LTI SafeGard in such a manner
			must contact LTI to receive written permission prior 
			to any distribution.


~I	~B'COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTION'
~I	~B'───────────────────────'

	Those wishing to distribute LTI SafeGard in any form must contact 
	LTI to receive a distribution license and a MASTER COPY of the 
	most recent version of SafeGard which then must be distributed 
	without modification. Any additions or subsequent additions to 
	this MASTER COPY must be negotiated with LTI prior to any 
	distribution.
	
~I	~B'ASP Associate (Disk Vendor) Member Information:'
~I	~B'───────────────────────────────────────────────'
	Vendors who are ASP Associate Members in good standing will
	be granted automatic permission to distribute LTI SafeGard. 
	
~I	~B'Other (Non-ASP) Disk Shareware_Vendor_info:'
~I	~B'───────────────────────────────────────────'
	Shareware Distributors and Disk Vendors who are not ASP Associate
	Members, but who wish to distribute SafeGard must contact LTI and
	obtain written permission in advance of any distribution.
	
	
~I	~B'───────────────────────────────────────────────'
	These licenses will be effective until or unless we notify you
	otherwise, in writing.
	
	
~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'
	
	
~I	~B'NON-PROFIT DISTRIBUTION:'
~I	~B'────────────────────────'
	Those wishing to distribute LTI SafeGard without monetary 
	compensation or other form of remuneration are hereby granted the
	right to distribute provided that:

	1.	LTI SafeGard is distributed in full without modification 
		or additions.
		(see below for what constitutes the full package)

	2.	BBS are permitted to add 1 file providing information
		about and promoting their own services, provided 
		LTI SafeGard is not included as or implied as a part of
		those services. 
		(We would appreciate a disclaimer to this effect in your document)
	
	3.	If there is any question as to the integrity of the 
		LTI SafeGard full package files, you must contact LTI to 
		receive a MASTER COPY at no charge.

	4.	You must agree to all terms in the LTI license and warranty.

~I	~B'Preferred File Name For BBS Etc:'
~I	~B'────────────────────────────────'
	SAFGRD11.ZIP                                              
	                                 


~I	~B'─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────'
	This distribution right will be effective until or unless we 
	notify you otherwise, in writing.

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'


~I	~B'LTI SafeGard Version 1.1 - Full Package:'
~I	~B'────────────────────────────────────────'

	File Name            Size	
	---------            ----
	credits.txt          1028
	desc.sdi              456
	file_id.diz           456
	ombudsmn.asp          620
	quickrf.txt          6515
	readme.txt           1300
	register.txt         2781
	safegard.exe       275470
	safegard.hlp       258010
	safegard.ico          766
	safegard.ini          772
	safegard.pif          545
	safegard.sys         1080
	setup.exe           10706
	sharew.txt           1965
	support.txt           616
	vendor.txt           5664
	warranty.txt         1238

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

~I	~B' Applying for ASP Associate Membership:'
~I	~B'───────────────────────────────────────'

	If you would like to apply for ASP Associate Membership (to
	become an ASP Approved Vendor), simply write to the following
	address and request a Vendor Membership Application Package:

		ASP Executive Director
		545 Grover Road
		Muskegon, MI  49442-9427
		U.S.A.

	or send a CompuServe message via CompuServe MAIL to ASP
	Executive Director 72050,1433.

~I	~B'Return to Help Topics' 
~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'

┐æz!ù    $Shareware_Warranty
~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

~I	~B'DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY'
~I	~B'──────────────────────'

~I	~B'Users of SafeGard must accept this disclaimer of warranty:'

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

	Larnen Tasar Inc. is herein referred to as LTI.

	SAFEGARD (including instructions for it's use) is provided "AS IS" 
	WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.  LTI FURTHER DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED 
	WARRANTIES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF 
	MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR AGAINST 
	INFRINGEMENT.  THE ENTIRE RISK OUT OF THE USE OF SAFEGARD AND 
	DOCUMENTATION REMAINS WITH YOU.
	
	IN NO EVENT SHALL LTI, IT'S AUTHORS, OR ANYONE ELSE INVOLVED IN
	THE CREATION, PRODUCTION, OR DELIVERY OF SAFEGARD BE LIABLE FOR
	ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES 
	FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF
	BUSINESS INFORMATION, OR OTHER PECUNIARY LOSS) ARISING OUT OF THE 
	USE OR THE INABILITY TO USE SAFEGARD OR IT'S DOCUMENTATION, EVEN
	IF LTI HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.  
	BECAUSE SOME STATES/COUNTRIES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR 
	LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES,
	THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.

~I	~B'-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-'

~I	~B'Return to Help Topics' 
~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'

v>æ        $Shareware_Credits
~I	~B'Credits:'
~I	~B'────────'

	LTI SafeGard is the product of 4 years of full time programming 
	effort and many months of beta testing and reworking.  
	
	Along the way we have adopted new ideas submitted by many people 
	in order to improve this product, and this process is continuing.   
	We hope that you feel free to let us know what you like
	and dislike and would like to see in the future, as SafeGard and
	our other efforts evolve. 
	
	Programming and design               - Kevin Willows
	Documentation and Help System author - David Willows
	
	We would like to thank Gordon Woolnough for his tireless efforts 
	in testing and making SafeGard a better product, and in getting 
	SafeGard out in the Shareware market.
	
	
	We can be reached at: 
	          Voice - (905) 276-8835
	
	          FAX   - (905) 897-7622

	          Email - (CIS) 74167.722
               (INTERNET) Kwillows@Bix.Com

	          Mail -   LTI 
                        1188 Ostler Ct.
                        Mississauga 
                        ON, Canada  
                        L5C 3G6	

~I	~B'Return to Help Topics' 
~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'




╝┐:        $Help Indextop
~I	~B'HELP INDEX'
~I	~B'──────────'
	The Index lists all SafeGard Help topics.  Index items are arranged alphabetically within each category.  Use the scroll bar to see entries not currently visible in the Help window.
	To learn how to use Help, press F1 or choose Help for Help from the Help menu.
	Context sensitive Help is available by highlighting a menu item and then pressing F1.

~I	~Rò½'Action menus'
~I	~R│½'Advanced Topics'
~I	~R┌½'Arrange Icons'
~I	~R ½'Backup from the DOS Prompt'
~I	~R&¼'Backup list Window'
~I	~RP¼'Backup Update / Simple'
~I	~Ru¼'Backup Instructions'
~I	~Rù¼'Basic operations'
~I	~R╞¼'Cascade'
~I	~Rσ¼'Chart - Backup and list creation'
~I	~R¡'Chart - Menu Blocks'
~I	~R@¡'Chart - File Management'
~I	~Rn¡'Charts - Menu'
~I	~Ræ¡'Chart - Modify a Backup list'
~I	~R┐¡'Chart - Overview of SafeGard'
~I	~R≥¡'Chart - Restore'
~I	~R«'Chart - Select by Macro'
~I	~RF«'Chart - Select by Pointing'
~I	~Rw«'Chart - Select by Search'
~I	~Rª«'Chart - Controlling the Workspace'
~I	~R┌«'Close All'
~I	~R√«'Close'
~I	~R»'Closing Windows'
~I	~R?»'Color Customizing and Use'
~I	~R\»'Contents'
~I	~R|»'Control menu commands'
~I	~R⌐»'Copy Files, Directories and Trees'
~I	~R┼»'Create A Directory'
~I	~Rφ»'Cursor Movement Keys'
~I	~R░'Customize a Workspace'
~I	~RC░'Delete a Backup list'
~I	~Rf░'Delete a macro (i.e. Macro Marker)'
~I	~Rè░'Delete Files and Directories'
~I	~R¿░'Delete Backup Lists and Workspaces'
~I	~R╦░'Dialog Box Keys'
~I	~R≥░'Dialog Box Operations'
~I	~R▒'DOS Prompt Operations'
~I	~R@▒'Drive statistics'
~I	~Rh▒'Drive bar'
~I	~Rê▒'Edit a macro'
~I	~R¬▒'Exit'
~I	~R╦▒'File menu for opening screen'
~I	~R∞▒'File Menu for main screen'
~I	~R
▓'Find all'
~I	~R-▓'Format Automatic'
~I	~RP▓'Format - Quick'
~I	~Rt▓'Format Diskettes'
~I	~Rù▓'Dos Prompt - General Operations'
~I	~R┼▓'General Operations'
~I	~R∩▓'Glossary'
~I	~R│'Help Menu Bar operations'
~I	~R3│'Help for Help'
~I	~R[│'Using SafeGard'
~I	~Rë│'Help'
~I	~R¬│'History operations'
~I	~R╔│'Import a list'
~I	~Rε│'Keys for using Help'
~I	~R┤'Keys Help'
~I	~R7┤'List statistics'
~I	~R^┤'Load Source list'
~I	~Rå┤'Lock'
~I	~Ró┤'Macro commands and operations'
~I	~R┐┤'Mark all'
~I	~RΣ┤'Mark by Date'
~I	~R
╡'Mark by Name'
~I	~R6╡'Mark by Size'
~I	~R_╡'Mark'
~I	~R{╡'Menu bar commands'
~I	~Rñ╡'Menu Command selection'
~I	~R╥╡'Menu Operations'
~I	~R∙╡'Modify a Backup list (Including Macros)'
~I	~R╢'Mouse Help'
~I	~R>╢'Move'
~I	~RZ╢'Moving Between Windows'
~I	~Rê╢'Moving Windows'
~I	~R«╢'Moving within windows'
~I	~R█╢'Network Operations'
~I	~R╖'Open a list'
~I	~R+╖'Opening windows'
~I	~RR╖'Open drives Backup Lists and Workspaces'
~I	~Rs╖'Options commands'
~I	~RÆ╖'Options (View menu)'
~I	~R╡╖'Procedures'
~I	~Rα╖'Quick reference for Using SafeGard'
~I	~R╕'Refresh'
~I	~R$╕'Rename Directory'
~I	~RL╕'Rename Backup lists and Workspaces'
~I	~Ro╕'Rename files'
~I	~RÆ╕'Restore from the DOS Prompt'
~I	~R║╕'Restore when Backup list is lost'
~I	~R▐╕'Restore multiple versions'
~I	~R╣'Restore single version'
~I	~R,╣'Restore'
~I	~RK╣'Save as'
~I	~Rj╣'Save'
~I	~Rå╣'Scrolling'
~I	~Rº╣'Search by Date'
~I	~R═╣'Search by Name'
~I	~R≤╣'Search by Size'
~I	~R║'Search'
~I	~R7║'Select by pointing'
~I	~Re║'Select menus'
~I	~RÉ║'Setup'
~I	~R¡║'Shareware ASP Ombudsman'
~I	~R╪║'Shareware - Credits for SafeGard'
~I	~R╗'Shareware Information'
~I	~R'╗'Shareware - Registering SafeGard'
~I	~RQ╗'Shareware - Vendor Information for SafeGard'
~I	~R~╗'Shareware - Warranty for SafeGard'
~I	~R¿╗'Shareware - What is it'
~I	~R╘╗'Sizing Windows'
~I	~R·╗'Sort'
~I	~R╝'Switch to'
~I	~R7╝'Tile'
~I	~RS╝'Tool bar'
~I	~Rr╝'Unlock'
~I	~RÉ╝'Unmark'
~I	~R«╝'View commands'
~I	~R╩╝'View File/Tree'
~I	~R∩╝'Window Keys'
~I	~R╜'Window Operations'
~I	~R;╜'Window commands'
~I	~RY╜'Workspace Operations'
















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~I	~B'Backup Philosophy'

	Backup is effective only if it is done regularly.  The integration of File Management and Backup functions into a single database controlled workspace encourages the practice of regular Backups.

	Because of SafeGard's integrated database all SafeGard control functions are independent of outside influences such as the archive bit.  For the user, this is significant because:
		a)	SafeGard is able to incrementally raise each backup to the level of a full and complete backup,
		b)	Multiple copies of the same file(s) may be maintained on the same backup list, and
		c)	Backed up files of any version or vintage may be recovered from the backup disks by the usual Restore commands or by copying them from the Backup disks.
		d)	Complete records of all backup lists are retained on the hard disk as well as on the backup disk set, providing instant reference to historic content of the hard disk.

	Due to the unique integration of backup and file management functions, working with the computer content is simplified and unlike working with any existing backup or file management system.

~I	~B'File Structures'

	Data organization on the computer is a personal matter, but there may be advantages to working in a structure that tends to concentrate data files in coherent areas.
	The arrangement is generally a function of the type of activity and service performed.
	A person providing a narrow range of specific services may elect to organize data along software application lines.

~I         ~B'C:\'
~I         ~B' ├───DATA'
~I         ~B' │    ├───Application A'
~I         ~B' │    │        ├────────Client 1'
~I         ~B' │    │        ├────────Client 2'
~I         ~B' │    │        └────────Client 3'
~I         ~B' │    ├───Application B'
~I         ~B' │    │        ├────────Client 1'
~I         ~B' │    │        ├────────Client 2'
~I         ~B' │    │        └────────Client 3'
~I         ~B' │    ├───Application C'
~I         ~B' │    │        ├────────Client 1'
~I         ~B' │    │        ├────────Client 2'
~I         ~B' │    │        └────────Client 3'

		~I	~B'Data directories clustered by application'

	Another person, operating for a number of projects or clients, may elect to organize first along client lines, then further sub-divide by application.

~I         ~B'C:\'
~I         ~B' ├───DATA'
~I         ~B' │    ├───Client A'
~I         ~B' │    │     ├──────Application 1'
~I         ~B' │    │     ├──────Application 2'
~I         ~B' │    │     └──────Application 3'
~I         ~B' │    ├───Client B'
~I         ~B' │    │     ├──────Application 1'
~I         ~B' │    │     ├──────Application 2'
~I         ~B' │    │     └──────Application 3'
~I         ~B' │    ├───Client C'
~I         ~B' │    │     ├──────Application 1'
~I         ~B' │    │     ├──────Application 2'
~I         ~B' │    │     └──────Application 3'

		~I	~B' Data directories clustered by client'

	There really is not a lot to choose between each style except in terms of the general pattern of new data generation.  It would seem desirable to select the structure that generally clusters new 
	data, in a timewise sense, over a manageably small number of directories.  Choosing the most appropriate structural arrangement tends to minimize the effort required to maintain regular backups.

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/ ]    $Glossary
~I	~B'SafeGard Glossary'

~PA╪'     autosense diskette'
~P∙╪'     back'
~P{┘'     backuplist'
~P¬█'     browse'
~P$▄'     check box'
~Pp▌'     combo box'
~Pb▐'     command button'
~P≥α'     compression'
~Püπ'     concatenate'
~PmΣ'     confirm overwrite'
~P.σ'     control box'
~P╠σ'     control menu'
~Pτ'     cursor keys'
~P╡Φ'     backup default path'
~P╜Θ'     direction keys'
~P²δ'     drive bar'
~POφ'     encrypt'
~P╣∩'     expired'
~P÷φ'     error Checking'
~Pò≡'     grafting'
~P#±'     hint line'
~Pm≥'     history'
~P ≥'     insertion point'
~PΣ≤'     key combination'
~P╧⌠'     list'
~P⌡'     list box'
~P÷'     list/directory toggle button'
~P╢≈'     lock / unlock'
~P╡∙'     macro'
~P#√'     mark'
~P)²'     marker'
~P■'     maximize button'
~P '     menu bar'
~P╨ '     minimize button'
~P╓'     mouse cursor'
~Pñ'     multitask'
~P┐'     pop up'
~P'     restore button'
~P'     scroll arrow'
~P+'     scroll bar'
~P='     scroll box'
~Pu	'     select'
~P
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~P.'     title bar'
~Pê'     tool bar'
~P╫
'     verify'
~P▐'     version'
~P╔'     vintage'
~P'     wildcard'
~P²'     workspace'

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~FM┤'Flow Charts for Help' 
~I	~R]'Help Index'

¥            $autosense ~B'Autosense diskette' when checked in the Backup
 dialog box will result in the drive starting as soon
 as the correct Backup diskettes are in the drive.

l            $back ~B'Back' on the Help Menu returns you sequentially through
 the series of previously viewed Help screens.

            $backuplist A ~B'Backup list' provides access for updating
 a Backup, restoring all or selected files, or
 for updating the definition of the files controlled
 by the Backup list.
 A ~B'Backup list' is a list of files showing
 the requirements for the Backup set of files
 in terms of compression, encryption, the number
 of versions etc.  A copy of the Backup list is
 retained on the Hard disk and is exported with
 the files being backed up to provide for
 importing the list in the event of loss of the
 list or use on another computer.

b            $browse ~B'Browse' on the Help Menu permits you to move back and
 forth through associated Help topics.

1            $check box ~B'check box' is a bracketed space in a Dialog box where you
 can turn a check mark on or off to enable or disable the
 function.  Click the mouse button in the check box or, with
 the keyboard Press the highlighted letter, to toggle the box on or
 off (if you are in a Text box use Alt + the Letter). 

╫            $combo box A ~B'Combo box' is a selection box with an
 associated down arrow.  Tab to a combo box and
 use the cursor keys to move through the options,
 or click the mouse on the combo arrow and select
 the desired option. 

p            $command button ~B'Command buttons' initiate an immediate action.
 in a Dialog box.

 Command button conventions:

 ~B'Convention'	~B'What it means'
 Highlighted		Currently selected
 Dimmed 			Unavailable at this time
 Chevron <>		Currently selected option.
 Underline		Current cursor position

 You can close a dialog box without completing any
 commands by choosing Cancel.

 ~B'To choose a command button:'
 a)	With the mouse:	Click the mouse button
					on the option
 b)	With the keyboard:	
	i)	Press tab to select the command button you
		want and press Enter, or
 	ii)	Hold Alt and type the underlined letter
		in the button name.


r            $compression ~B'Compression', in addition to saving space on
 backup disks, allows a trade off of process time
 (CPU speed + disk drive speed) vs. disk space.

~B'Compression Yes vs. No' If disk drive speed is slow
 relative to the CPU speed it may be faster to compress
 the files and write the smaller file to the drive.
 If disk drive speed is fast relative to the CPU speed
 it may be faster to write uncompressed files to the
 drive.  Your particular hardware configuration and the 
 importance of space saving should be considered.
 
 You may wish to experiment to determine which is best
 suited to your hardware configuration.  


╧            $concatenate When the Action menu Copy / Move ~B'Concatenate' choice
 is made in SafeGard any files being copied will, if
 encountering a file of the same name, be added to the
 existing file rather than overwrite it.

₧            $confirm overwrite When the Backup menu ~B'Confirm overwrite' check box is
 checked you will be warned whenever a file being restored
 will overwrite a file of the same name.


ü            $control box The ~B'Control box' is the box at the left end of the Title bar
 in each Window.  When activated it presents the control menu.

            $control menu The ~B'Control menu' is accessed with the Alt +
 spacebar keys or with the mouse from the Control box
 at the left end of the Title bar in each Window, or
 from the Window icon.   It contains Window commands for Restore,
 Move, Size, Minimize, Maximize, Close and Switch to.  


ù            $cursor keys The ~B'cursor keys' are the arrow keys (up, down, left, right)
 on the keyboard which act as follows:

~I	~B'Key(s)      Moves the action point'
	Up Arrow		Up one line.
	Down Arrow	Down one line
	Right Arrow	Right one column
	Left Arrow	Left one column.
  - Holding the Shift key with any of these keys
    Extends the selection.
  - Holding the Ctrl key with any of these keys
    Adds to the selection.

Ω            $default path The Backup Dialog box ~B'Default Path' text box is
 used to type in the path to the drive location
 where you wish to locate ~B'resident Backups'.
 This can be changed if you wish to use different
 locations for other Backup lists.

             $direction keys The ~B'direction keys' are the keyboard movement keys
 including the cursor keys which act as follows:

~I	~B'Key(s)'	~B'Moves the action point'
	Up Arrow		Up one line.
	Down Arrow	Down one line
	Right Arrow	Right one column
	Left Arrow	Left one column.
	Home			To the start of the Window
	End			To the end of the Window
	PgUp			Up one section
	PgDn			Down one section
  - Holding the Shift key with any of the Arrow cursor keys
    Extends the selection.
  - Holding the Ctrl key with any of the Arrow cursor keys
    Adds to the selection.

7            $drive bar The Drive bar is a bar just below the menu bar
 at the top of the workspace which provides
 Buttons for each of the computer's drives. 
 Selecting a drive button with the mouse permits
 quick opening of the drive. 
 The Drive bar can be toggled on or off
 with the Options menu Drive bar command (Alt, O, R).

	Ä            $encrypt ~B'LTI proprietary encryption' provides a level
 appropriate for most security requirements with
 only minor slowing of the backup process.

⌐            $errorchk With ~B'Error Checking and Correction code (ECC)' on, data may be recovered
 from damaged Backup diskettes.  Error Checking is
 desirable only in special cases such as for diskettes in transit.  

 It is often better to protect important data by doing
 multiple backups stored in separate physical locations,
 since no Error correcting code can restore data from
 diskettes that are badly mutilated or damaged in fire etc.

	├            $expired An ~B'expired' file is a file which no longer
 meets the backup requirements specified for that
 file and will be dropped automatically from the list.
 Locking a file will keep it on the list.

w            $graft ~B'Grafting' will cause the selected tree or portion
 of tree to be added onto the selected destination 
 directory.

/            $hint line The ~B'Hint line' is a bar at the bottom of
 the SafeGard screen which presents information
 on the next action you are most likely going
 to want to perform and also, for certain
 functions such as Copy and Move, the number
 of bytes, files and directories in the selected
 files and/or directories.

	y            $history ~B'History' as used in SafeGard
 refers to the information in the
 database of Backed up files available
 to the user.

─            $insertion point ~B'Insertion point' is the current location of the cursor.  The insertion
 point determines where text will be inserted in text blocks or what
 directories or files will be selected for action.

╩            $key combination ~B'Key combinations' are short cut ways of executing menu commands.
 The available key combinations such as 'Ctrl + /',
 'Shift + U' or 'Alt + /' are shown after the command name
 in drop down menus.

7            $list ~B'List' See the glossary definition of Backup list.

█            $list box A ~B'list box' is a box in a Dialog box which lists
 a set of files, directories or Windows used by the Dialog box.
 You move to a list box with the tab keys, then select items
 in the box using the direction keys.  

w            $list directory toggle button The ~B'list/Directory toggle button' is a double sided
 arrow symbol located at the left end of the title bar in
 a window.
 Clicking on the list/Directory toggle button has the
 same effect as clicking the right mouse button to
 toggle between list and tree views.  With the mouse cursor
 located on a directory in tree view, that directory will be
 toggled to list view.

Θ            $lock ~B'Locking' files using the Action menu Lock command (Alt, A, L)
 ensures the Back up of a file will not be removed when it's version
 number exceeds than the number of versions set for that file
 during backup.
 ~B'Unlocking' a previously locked file (Alt, A, O) permits it's
 removal from the list.
 You Lock files after they have been Backed up and if a new
 Backup is not carried out at the time of locking you must
 save the Backup list (Alt, F, S) to retain the locked
 condition.

W            $macro A ~B'macro' is a user generated specification for
 a group of files defined by name, date, size or All
 and their Backup parameters in terms of compression,
 encryption, error correction and the number of
 versions to be retained.  

 A macro is created automatically using the Macro
 menu commands and is represented on screen by a marker.

≡            $mark You ~B'Mark' a file (to be included in a Backup list)
 by using the Action menu Mark command (Alt, A, A), 
 ~B'or' automatically by defining a macro with any of
 the Macro menu commands.  The  marked files appear
 in a distinctive color.

 A ~B'Marker' is created when you define a Macro.
 The Marker holds the macro's parameters and is
 located at the top of a Backup list.  A Backup list
 can have multiple markers which are modified by selecting
 them and using the Macro menu Edit command.

╪            $marker  A ~B'Marker' is created when you define a Macro.

 A ~B'marker' is an on screen indicator of a macro.
 It appears at the top of a Backup list and when
 you are in 'long file view' details the macro's
 parameters.

╔            $maximize button The ~B'maximize button' is an up arrow located at the right
 end of the title bar in Windows that are not fully enlarged.
 When you click the maximize button the window enlarges to fill
 the screen.

│            $menu bar ~B'Menu Bar' is the bar at the top of the SafeGard screen
 providing access to the drop down menu selections for
 File, Action, Search, Macro, View, Options, Windows, and Help.

σ            $minimize button The ~B'minimize button' is a down arrow located at the right end
 of the title bar in a window.  Clicking the Minimize button is
 the same as choosing minimize from the Control menu:
 The application window shrinks to an icon.

░            $mouse cursor The ~B'mouse cursor' is the highlighted mark on the screen which
 moves as you move the mouse and which allows you to position the
 action (insertion) point on the screen.  

W            $multitask SafeGard tests your computers ~B'Multitasking' capability
 during installation.  If the computer is capable of handling
 multitasking SafeGard turns the Setup Dialog box multitasking option on.
 You can run the test at any time from the Options menu Setup
 Dialog box.  If you are experiencing difficulties try turning 
 multitasking off.  

Å            $orphaned An ~B'orphaned' file is a file which is no longer
 present on the hard disk but is still in the Backup
 list and present on the Backup disk.

4            $pop up A ~B'pop-up glossary' item provides definitions of terms used
 in SafeGard.  They appear in a distinctive color and are accessed:

 ~B'With the keyboard'- Select a pop up Glossary
 item with the Tab key then press Enter, or
	
 ~B'With the mouse'   - Click the left mouse button on a
 Pop-up Glossary item.

∞            $restore button The ~B'Restore button' is a diamond symbol located at the right
 end of the title bar in a window.  Clicking the restore button is
 the same as choosing Restore from the Control menu,
 the window shrinks to it's non full screen size.

÷            $scroll arrow A ~B'scroll arrow' is an arrow on either end of a scroll bar
 that is used to move the contents of the window or list box.
 Clicking the arrow moves the contents one line or one screen.
 Pressing and holding scrolls the contents continuously. 

÷            $scroll bar A ~B'scroll bar' is a bar at the right and/or bottom of
 each window or list box whose contents are not completely visible.
 Each scroll bar contains two scroll arrows and a  scroll
 box which allows you to scroll within a Window
 or list box.

            $scroll box A ~B'scroll box' is a box in a scroll bar that shows the
 position of what is currently in the window or list box
 relative to the entire window.  Pressing, holding and
 pulling the scroll box moves the contents of the Window
 or list box to display information that is off screen.

ì            $select To ~B'select' files for Backup, Restore, Copy, Move etc.
 with the Keyboard or the Mouse.
 See ~B'Select by pointing' from the Help Index.

·            $text box A ~B'Text box' is a space in a Dialog box into which you type
 information.  When you tab to a text box, an
 insertion point appears at the left side of the box.
 The text you type starts at the insertion point and will
 replace any existing text.

?            $title bar The ~B'Title Bar' is the bar at the top of each Window
 which identifies the Drive and Directory of the Window.
 It also contains Minimize, Maximize and Restore buttons,
 Control box and list/Directory toggle button.

 The ~B'Title Bar' is also the bar at the top of each
 Dialog box which identifies the Dialog box.

5            $tool bar The Tool bar is a bar near the bottom of the SafeGard
 screen.  It has a  set of the most used Drop down menu
 Commands as Buttons which can be selected with the
 mouse for quick access to the underlying function. 
 The Tool bar can be toggled on or off with the Options
 menu Tool bar command (Alt, O, T).

∩            $verify The verify option offers greater reliability by
 monitoring the writing and reading of data to and
 from the disk.

 ~B'CRC is a verification method' that compares data
 written to the Backup set with a Cyclical Redundancy
 Code to control most errors.

 ~B'Read Back is a verification method' that reads back
 all data written to the disk to ensure that the data on
 the disk is a true copy.  This slower method of Backup
 ensures that errors due to disk faults are minimized.
 
 ~B'No (None) verification' is usually sufficient in
 cases where your hardware and diskette reliability are
 known and the data can be replaced with reasonable effort. 

 The best insurance against data loss is multiple Backups
 stored in separate physical locations.

	╥            $version ~B'Version' refers to the version of a file that has
 been Backed up or changed and Backed up again.  It is
 possible to retain more than one version of a file or
 set of files for later use or reference. 
 
 Versions of a file are distinguished from each
 other by their date and time when last changed
 and saved.

 Versions are set in the Mark Dialog box when
 marking a file for backup (Alt, A, A), or from
 the Marker Dialog box when defining a (Alt, M, ?). 

	&            $vintage ~B'Vintage' as used by SafeGard refers to
 a set of files, represented on a Backup list,
 which exist on the machine at the time of a
 Backup.  A Backup list may contain any number
 of such Vintage sets.  Vintage sets are
 distinguished from each other by the date
 and time of their Backup.

█            $wildcard A ~B'wildcard' is a character (? or *) standing for
 one or more characters used for finding file names.
 Use the ? to represent one character in the same
 position.  Use the * to represent any number of
 characters.

▐            $workspace A ~B'Workspace' is a screen configuration of one or
 more Drive Windows and/or Backup list Windows, which
 can be configured and saved to permit quick access
 to customized screens.

 You can create and customize your Workspaces with
 a selection of Drive Windows and Backup list Windows
 in either list or tree modes with or without Window
 icons as desired.

 The named and saved Workspaces can then be reopened as
 needed to obtain convenient preset screen configurations.

∞            $Help topic
	~B'Help topics and Glossary items appear in distinctive colors as shown below.'

	~B'They are selected as follows:'

	~B'With the keyboard'- Select a ~R■'Help topic' or ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary item with the Tab key then press Enter, or
	
	~B'With the mouse'   - Click the left mouse button on a ~R■'Help topic' or ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary item.

~I	~B'Return to Help' 

~I	~Rz'Contents'
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~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'
~I	~R┐:'Keys Help'
~I	~R║¢'Help Index'


±            $Help topics
	~B'Help topics and Glossary items appear in distinctive colors as shown below.'

	~B'They are selected as follows:'

	~B'With the keyboard'- Select the ~R÷'Help topic' or ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary item with the Tab key then press Enter, or
	
	~B'With the mouse'   - Click the left mouse button on the ~R÷'Help topic' or ~P┐'Pop-up' Glossary item.

~I	~B'Return to Help' 

~I	~Rz'Contents'
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~I	~Rô'Using SafeGard'
~I	~R┐:'Keys Help'
~I	~R║¢'Help Index'


Ç    ¡    $Dibox Setupname
	The ~B'Setup (Name)' Dialog box provides for inserting your name and  affiliation (optional) into SafeGard.
	
	a)	Be sure the SafeGard application disk has it's write protect tab set off.
	b)	Type into the ~B'Name' ~P
'text box' the name associated with this copy of SafeGard.
	c)	Tab to the ~B'Company' text box and type in the associated company name (optional).
	d)	Press the ~B'Enter' key, or you can select ~B'Exit' to terminate the installation without registering the names.

	A Verify Dialog box will permit you to check the names and change them if necessary.
	Press ~B'Enter' to continue or ~B'M' to modify the information.

ß    $Dibox Setuppath
	The ~B'Setup (Path)' Dialog box provides for setting the path to the directory where you wish to install SafeGard.
	
	a)	If the default is not suitable, type into the Path ~P
'text box' the location for SafeGard to be installed.
	b)	Press Enter key or select Continue.

m¡t     $Dibox Setupconfigure
	The ~B'Setup (Configure)' Dialog box provides for setting up SafeGard for the diskette drives installed on your computer.
	
	a)	Tab to the ~B'Drive A' ~Pp▌'combo box' and use the cursor keys to select the type and size of Drive installed.
	b)	Tab to the ~B'Drive B' ~Pp▌'combo box' and also set the type and size of Drive installed, if any.
	c)	Press Enter.

╢ßO"    $Dibox Setupautoexec
	The ~B'Setup (Autoexec)' Dialog box gives you the option of making changes related to SafeGard to your Autoexec file now or leaving them till later.
	
	Press ~B'M' to have SafeGard add the path for the directory of SafeGard to your Autoexec file.
	or, 
	Leave it till later by pressing ~B'L'.

	This Path entry is desirable to make SafeGard accessible from any drive and directory on the computer and simplifies DOS prompt operations.

+t ¥&    $Dibox Setup Tests
	The ~B'Setup (Test)' Dialog box will carry out tests which determine if your computer can support the multitasking mode of operation required for maximum operating speed of SafeGard.

	a)	~B'Insert the requested, formatted diskette into the A: or B: Drive'.
	b)	Tab to the drive ~Pp▌'combo box' and cursor or select the A: or B: drive being used for the test. 
	c)	Press Enter.

	~B'REMEMBER THAT ALL DATA ON THE REQUESTED DISKETTE WILL BE DESTROYED'
	~B'DURING THE TESTS.'
	
	On completion of the tests SafeGard will set the Multitasking check box in the Setup Dialog box on or off depending on your computers hardware capabilities.
	
	This test, and the setting of Multitasking, can be repeated at any time from the Options menu Setup command (Alt, O, S). 
	
	After installation is complete, from the Options menu Setup command (Alt, O, S), you can:
	a)	repeat this test, and the setting of Multitasking, at any time,
	b)	direct the temp files to another directory (preferably a RAM drive for optimum SafeGard speed),	
	c)	set Multitasking on or off manually.

ûO"O*    $Dibox Open
	The ~B'Open' Dialog box provides access to the list of Directories, Backup lists and Workspaces so they can be opened. 
	
	a)	Select or Cursor to a Drive, ~P²'Workspace' or ~P{┘'Backup list' to be opened.
	b)	If you are opening a Backup list to restore files, Press ~B'R' to toggle the 'Restore only' check box on.  This is a quick way of opening only the backed up portion of the Backup list.
		Files also may be restored without using this function.      
	c)	Press Enter key or select OK.

	The ~B'Last Update' line shows the Date of the most recent update of a selected Backup list.
	If you ~B'name Workspaces or Backup lists' starting with a number they will appear at the top of the Open List box, providing a convenient access to those configurations. 

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p¥&Φ+    $Dibox SAve Workspace As
	The ~B'Save Workspace As' Dialog box permits renaming an open selected Workspace or Backup list.
	
	a)	Type into the ~P
'text box' the new name for the Workspace or Backup list.
	b)	Press Enter key or select OK.

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╪O*σ-    $Diboxinitial Import
	The ~B'Import Dialog box' provides for importing from a diskette or resident Backup a ~P{┘'Backup list' exported by SafeGard.
	
	a)	Type into the ~P
'text box' the path to the list being imported.
	b)	Press Enter key or select OK.

	SafeGard always exports a copy of the Backup list to the location of the Backup.

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Φ+1    $Diboxresident Import
	The ~B'Import Dialog box' provides for:
	1.	Selecting from a multiple set of Backups, when multiple lists occur in the same resident directory, and
	2.	Importing from a resident Backup directory a ~P{┘'Backup list' exported by SafeGard.
	
	a)	Select or Cursor, in the ~P⌡'list box', to the Backup list being imported.
	b)	Press Enter key to Import the selected list, or
	c)	To import all the displayed Backup lists Select or Tab to ~B'Import All' and press Enter.

	SafeGard always exports a copy of the Backup list to the location of the Backup.  Multiple Backup lists can be included in the same resident directory.

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¡σ-Θ3    $DiboxImport Disk Prompt
	a)	The ~B'Disk Prompt' Dialog box directs you to load the last diskette of a Backup disk set.  SafeGard maintains the exported ~P{┘'Backup list' on the last disk of the Backup.
	b)	Press Enter key or select OK.

	If a list being Imported has the same name as a list already in the Open Dialog box, SafeGard will not write over the exising list.  To Import a list in such a case you must either rename the 
	existing list using the File menu Rename command (Alt, F, R) or delete it (Alt, F, D) before you can carry out the Import.

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g1w5    $DiboxWorkspace Delete
	The ~B'Delete Dialog box' provides for deleting Workspaces or Backup lists.
	
	a)	Select or Cursor, in the ~P⌡'list box', to the Workspace or Backup list being deleted.
	b)	Press Enter key or select OK.

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çΘ3-6    $DiboxWorkspace Confirm Delete
	The ~B'Confirm Delete' Dialog box confirms deletion of Workspaces and Backup lists.
	
	Press Enter or Select OK to confirm deletion

%5w5ù7    $DiboxWorkspace delete BU DB as well
	The ~B'Query' Dialog box provides the option of deleting a Resident Backup or not.
	
	If you select OK you will remove the Backup data from the resident directory.

	If you select Cancel you will be able to Import the Backup list from the Resident directory and restore the Backed up data at a later date.

¼-6j9    $DiboxWorkspace Rename
	The ~B'Rename' Dialog box provides for Renaming Workspaces or Backup lists.
	
	a)	Select or Cursor, in the ~P⌡'list box', to the Workspace or Backup list being renamed.
	b)	Select or Tab to the ~P
'text box' and type in the new name. 
	c)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

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(ù7░=    $Dibox Format
	The ~B'Format' Dialog box provides for Formatting diskettes.
	
	a)	Select or Cursor, in the Drive ~Pp▌'combo Box', to select drive A: or B:.
	b)	Tab to the next combo box and select or cursor to the type of diskette being formatted. 
	c)	If you wish to change the Volume label, press L to mark the check box and type your new label in the Text box.
	d)	Press V and O as desired to turn the Verify and Overwrite prompt options on or off as desired.
	e)	Select OK or press Enter.
	
	~B'Previously formatted diskettes' can be ~B'Quick' formatted.
	a)	Select or Cursor, in the Drive ~Pp▌'combo Box', to select drive A: or B:.
	b)	The type of diskette in the next combo box will be selected automatically.
	c)	Click in the check box to turn the Overwrite prompt option on or off as desired.  ~B'Quick formatted diskettes are not verified while formatting.'
	d)	Select, or tab to Quick and press the Enter key.  

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¥j9i@    $Dibox Mark
	The ~B'Mark' Dialog box provides for setting options for Backup macros.
	
	a)	Cursor or Select, in the ~P≥α'Compression' ~Pp▌'combo Box', compression Yes or No.
	a)	Cursor or Select, in the ~POφ'Encryption' combo Box, to set the desired type of Encryption.
	a)	Cursor or Select, in the ~P÷φ'Error Check' combo Box, to turn error checking Yes or No.
	b)	Tab to the ~P▐'Version' combo box and, if desired change the number of versions being maintained by the Backup list. 
	c)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

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 ░=îB    $Dibox Save List As
	The ~B'Save List As' Dialog box provides for naming a new ~P{┘'Backup list' when the Action menu Backup command is called up.
	
	a)	Type in the ~P
'text box' a name for the new Backup list.
	b)	Press Enter key or select OK.

	Names of Backup lists should, if possible, have ~B'unique first characters' in order to simplify updating from the DOS prompt.

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ôi@=G    $Dibox Backup
	The ~B'Backup' Dialog box provides:
	1.	The name of the Backup in progress, # of files and bytes still to complete the backup.
	2.	A line showing the state of the multitasking buffer at any moment.
	3.	~Pp▌'Combo boxes' for setting the ~P{┘'Backup list' destination and the type of verification to carry out.
	4.	Start, Options and Cancel command buttons. 
	
	Tab to the ~Pp▌'combo boxes': 
	a)	Cursor or Select, in the Target combo Box, the destination drive for the Backup list.
	b)	Cursor or Select, in the ~P╫
'verify' combo Box, the level of verification to apply during backup.
	c)	Select or Cursor to the Options command button and press Enter to set the Confirm overwrite, Autosense and Default path options as desired.
	d)	Press Enter key or select Start.

	If it is a resident Backup an additional ~B'List Directory' Dialog box will permit entering the name of the destination Directory you have created in the chosen drive.
	More than one Backup list can be directed to the same resident directory.

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îBÇH    $Dibox Backup List Directory
	The ~B'List Directory' Dialog box provides for inserting the path to a resident backup on any hard disk on the computer.
	
	a)	Type in the ~P
'text box' (or correct) the path to the directory where you wish to locate the resident backup.
	b)	Press Enter key or select OK.

ú=GIN    $Dibox Backup Options
	The ~B'Options Dialog box' provides:
	1.	P"$check box"'Check boxes' for:
		a)	A warning ~PmΣ'Confirm overwrite' if the current backup diskette already contains data.
		b)	For starting a Backup automatically ~PA╪'Autosense diskette' as soon as a correct diskette is available in the drive.
		c)	For eliminating all ~P'orphans' associated with the Backup set.
		d)	For providing an audible prompt when diskettes need changing.
	2.	A ~P
'text box' to set the default directory assigned for backups that are to be on a resident hard disk. 

	 
	a)	Press ~B'C' or click in the ~PmΣ'Confirm overwrite' check box, to toggle on/off Confirm overwrite of data which may already be on a diskette.
	b)	Press ~B'A' or click in the ~PA╪'Autosense diskette' check box, to toggle on/off diskette sensing in the disk drive.
	b)	Press ~B'K' or click in the ~P'Keep orphans' check box, to toggle on/off the keep orphans option.
	b)	Press ~B'P' or click in the Audible prompt check box, to toggle on/off the audible prompt when diskettes need changing.
	e)	Tab to the ~P╡Φ'Default path' ~P
'Text box' and if desired type in a path for your normal resident Backup list location.  
	f)	Press Enter or select OK.

	More than one Backup list can be directed to the same resident directory.

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$ΘÇHfQ    $Dibox Backup Error No files marked
	The ~B'Error' Dialog box is simply a warning that you need to select some files to create the Backup list and carry out a Backup.
	
	Press enter and select the files to be backed up by:
	a)	Highlighting with the mouse,
		or
	b)	Use the Search menu commands (Alt, S, ~B'N') i.e. use ~B'N' by name, ~B'D' by date, ~B'S' by size, or ~B'A' for all files.	
		or
	c)	Use the Macro menu commands (Alt, M, ~B'N') i.e. use ~B'N' by name, ~B'D' by date, ~B'S' by size, or ~B'A' for all files, to define a macro which will ensure the proper updating of new and 	
		changed files defined by the macros. 

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öIN&S    $DiboxBackup crash recovery
	The ~B'Notice (crash recovery)' Dialog box appears when your computer has crashed during a Backup.
	
	a)	If you select ~B'Complete' SafeGard will complete the Backup process and ask you for diskettes as needed.

	b)	If you select ~B'Save', the Backup list configuration will be saved and be available for future Backups but the Backup will not be completed until you initiate it in the normal manner.

GfQîV    $Dibox Restore
	The ~B'Restore' Dialog box provides:
	1.	The name of the file currently being restored, the total number of files in the Restore selection and number remaining.
	2.	The percentage of the current file restored at any moment. 
	3.	A ~P⌡'list box' showing files restored at any moment.
	4.	OK, Skip, Options and Cancel command buttons.

	a)	To ~B'immediately start Restore to the original locations' press the Enter key or select OK, or
	b)	~B'To set options' select or tab to the Options button and press Enter to set Options for Rename, Replace, ~Pò≡'Graft', Single step, Replace prompt.
	c)	Press Enter key or select OK (use Skip as required if the Single Step option was chosen).

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 Å&SKZ    $DiboxRestore Copy Move Options
	The ~B'Options' Dialog box provides for Restore Options for Rename, Replace, ~Pò≡'Graft', Single step and Replace prompt.

	a)	Tab to the Rename ~P
'text box' and type the Rename parameters desired. 
	~B'Be Careful in your choice of name changes,' all files being restored will have the name assigned by you.  You will be given an overwrite warning in the event of duplicate names.  The Backed up 
	files are, of course, intact and can be restored again.	
	b)	Tab to the Replace ~Pp▌'combo Box' and select or cursor to select the Always, Never, Older, Newer, or ~Püπ'Concatenate' options.
	c)	Press the ~B'G', or ~B'S' or ~B'R' keys to set the approriate ~Pò≡'Graft', ~B'Single Step' and ~B'Replace' prompt options.
	d)	Press Enter or select OK.
	
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ⁿîVm\    $DiboxRestore Replace
	The ~B'Replace existing File' Dialog box is a warning to protect existing files that you may not wish to overwrite.
	
	Press Enter or 'Y' key to permit replacing the file, 'N' Key to skip to the next file.  Select or tab to Cancel and press Enter to terminate the process.

	The Replace prompt can be turned on or off from the Restore Options Dialog box.

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ÄKZ%_    $DiboxRestore Disk Prompt
	The ~B'Disk Prompt' Dialog box directs you to load the diskette of a ~P{┘'Backup list' required by SafeGard before you can continue.
	
	Load the requested diskette in the drive and press the Enter key or select OK.

	If a list being Imported has the same name as a list already in the Open Dialog box, SafeGard will not write over the exising list.  To Import a list in such a case you must either rename the 
	existing list (Alt, F, R) or delete it (Alt, F, D) before you can carry out the Import.

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%┐m\a    $DiboxRestore Error Drive read fault
	The ~B'Error' Dialog box informs of your computers inability to read correctly from the identified drive.
	
	You can retry the operation to determine if it was a transient fault.
	If not you can omit from your file selection the offending file (the one shown in the Dialog box as the file currently being worked on). 

	Otherwise it may be necessary to restart your current activity and avoid using the Drive or portion of the offending drive.

m%_«b    $DiboxDiskPrompt1 Error
	The ~B'Error (Drive Not Ready)' Dialog box informs you that SafeGard cannot access the specified drive.

	Insert the requested diskette in the drive or correct the drive problem and select Retry or press Enter. 

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Ya/d    $DiboxDiskPrompt2 Error
	The ~B'Error (incorrect diskette in drive)' Dialog box informs you that the wrong diskette is in the specified drive.

	Insert the correct diskette in the drive and select OK or press Enter. 

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R«b⌐e    $DiboxDiskPrompt3 Error
	The ~B'Error (target path is invalid)' Dialog box informs you that the destination path is incorrect.

	Tab to the ~P
'text box' and correct the path.  The correct form is A:\path. 

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/dπh    $Dibox Copy
	The ~B'Copy' Dialog box provides:
	1.	The name of the file currently being copied, the total number of files in the Copy selection and number remaining.
	2.	The percentage of the current file copied at any moment. 
	3.	A ~P⌡'list box' showing files copied at any moment.
	4.	OK, Skip, Options and Cancel command buttons.

	a)	~B'To immediately start Copy' press the Enter key or select OK, or
	b)	~B'To set options' select or tab to the Options button and press Enter to set Options for Rename, Replace, ~Pò≡'Graft', Single step, Replace prompt.
	c)	Press Enter key or select OK (use Skip as required if the Single Step option was chosen).

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~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

⌐el    $Dibox Move
	The ~B'Move' Dialog box provides:
	1.	The name of the file currently being moved, the total number of files in the Move selection and number remaining.
	2.	The percentage of the current file moved at any moment. 
	3.	A ~P⌡'list box' showing files moved at any moment.
	4.	OK, Skip, Options and Cancel command buttons.

	a)	~B'To immediately start Move' press the Enter key or select OK, or
	b)	~B'To set options' select or tab to the Options button and press Enter to set Options for Rename, Replace, ~Pò≡'Graft', Single step, Replace prompt.
	c)	Press Enter key or select OK (use Skip as required if the Single Step option was chosen).

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

╜πh∙n    $DiboxFile Delete
	The ~B'Delete' Dialog box provides for deleting selected files and empty directories.
	
	a)	~B'To immediately delete the selected files and directories' select OK or press Enter.
	b)	To set delete options Select or Tab to the Options button and press Enter.
		Press the ~B'D' key to toggle ~B'Delete empty directories' on/off.
		Press the ~B'C' key to toggle ~B'Confirm directory delete' on/off
		Press the ~B'O' key to toggle ~B'Confirm system file delete' on/off
		Press the ~B'S' key to toggle ~B'Single Step' on/off
		Select OK or press Enter.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

╧lΩv    $DiboxFile Rename
	The ~B'Rename' Dialog box provides for renaming selected ~B'files singly' or ~B'in groups.'
	
	a)	Select the file or set of files to be renamed.
	b)	Type into the ~P
'text box' the new name for the file(s).
	c)	To set the rename options Select or Tab to the Options button and press Enter.
		Press the ~B'P' key to toggle ~B'Prompt on Duplicate' on/off.
		Press the ~B'S' key to toggle ~B'Single Step' on/off.
		Select OK or press Enter.

	~B'Be Careful in your choice of name changes,' all files being renamed will have the name assigned by you.
	The ~B'default is Prompt on Duplicate' and a duplicate warning will be given unless you turn it off.
	If you select a group of files with ~B'different names' and the same or different extensions the Action menu Rename command can change all their extensions to a new one.
	If you select a group of files with the same or different names and ~B'different extensions' the Action menu Rename command can change all their names to a new one.
	If you select a group of files to rename and type in a whole new name + extension, ~B'they will write over each previous' one as you proceed, so be sure to set Prompt on Duplicate if you need it.
		
	~B'Form of name commands includes' ~P'wildcards':
	
	~B'Example for a single file:'
	~B'Old name'		~B'Rename text box'		~B'New name'
	backup1.doc		*.new			backup1.new
	or
	backup1.doc		newname.new		newname.new

	~B'Example for a group of files:'
	~B'Old name'		~B'Rename text box'		~B'New name'
	backup1.doc		*.new			backup1.new
	backup2.dc1		     			backup2.new
	backup3.dc2		     			backup3.new
	backup4.bak		     			backup4.new

	~B'Example for a group of files:'
	~B'Old name'		~B'Rename text box'		~B'New name'
	backup.bk1		newname.*			newname.bk1
	backup.bk2		     			newname.bk2
	backup.bk3		     			newname.bk3
	backup.bk4		     			newname.bk4

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

e∙nvx    $DiboxCreate Directory
	The ~B'Create Directory' Dialog box provides for creating a directory as a sub of the ~B'selected' directory.
	a)	Type into the ~P
'text box' the new directory name. 
	b)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

KΩvΦy    $DiboxRename Directory
	The ~B'Rename Directory' Dialog box provides for renaming the ~B'selected' directory.
	a)	Type in the ~P
'text box' the new directory name. 
	b)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

3vxCÇ    $DiboxFind Dialog boxes
	The ~B'Search menu by Name, by Date, by Size or Find all' commands provide a means of selecting sets of files on a specific drive.

	~B'by Name'
	a)	Type in the ~P
'text box' the name to be searched using ~P'wildcards' as required.
	b)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'Combo Box' and select the search area, ~B'Current Directory, Current Branch or All Directories'.
	c)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

	~B'by Date'
	a)	Type in the ~P
'text box' the date to be searched in the form MMM-DD-YY.
	b)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'Combo Box' and select the search area, ~B'Current Directory, Current Branch or All Directories'.
	c)	Press the ~B'L', ~B'E', or ~B'G' keys to search by a date ~B'Less', ~B'Equal' or ~B'Greater' than the date specified. 
	d)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

	~B'by Size'
	a)	Type in the ~P
'text box' the size of file to be searched in bytes.
	b)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'Combo Box' and select the search area, ~B'Current Directory, Current Branch or All Directories'.
	c)	Press the ~B'L', ~B'E', or ~B'G' keys to search for sizes ~B'Less', ~B'Equal' or ~B'Greater' than the size specified. 
	d)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

	~B'Find all'
	a)	The ~P
'text box' has the default set with the *.* ~P'wildcards'.  You can change this as desired. 
	b)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'Combo Box' and select the search area, ~B'Current Directory, Current Branch or All Directories'.
	c)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

öΦy°ä    $DiboxMacro Name
	The ~B'Marker by Name' Dialog box is used to define the ~P╡∙'Macro' - ~P)²'Marker' parameters of a Backup list.

	Macro Markers are located at the top of a Backup list.
	You can have ~B'any number of Macro Markers' associated with the same Backup list, permitting very complex Backup list definitions.

	a)	Type in the ~P
'text box' the name of the file(s) to be defined by the Macro Marker, using ~P'wildcards' as desired.
	b)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'Combo Box' and select the search area, ~B'Current Directory, Current Branch or All Directories'.
	c)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	d)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	g)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

αCÇⁿë    $DiboxMacro by Date
	The ~B'Marker by Date' Dialog box is used to define the ~P╡∙'Macro' - ~P)²'Marker' parameters of a Backup list.

	Macro Markers are located at the top of a Backup list.
	You can have ~B'any number of Macro Markers' associated with the same Backup list, permitting very complex Backup list definitions.
	
	a)	Type in the ~P
'text box' the date to be searched in the form MMM-DD-YY.
	b)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'Combo Box' and select the search area, ~B'Current Directory, Current Branch or All Directories'.
	c)	Press the ~B'L', ~B'E', or ~B'G' keys to search by a date ~B'Less', ~B'Equal' or ~B'Greater' than the date specified. 
	d)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No.
	g)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

┌°ä·Ä    $DiboxMacro by Size
	The ~B'Marker by Size' Dialog box is used to define the ~P╡∙'Macro' - ~P)²'Marker' parameters of a Backup list.

	Macro Markers are located at the top of a Backup list.
	You can have ~B'any number of Macro Markers' associated with the same Backup list, permitting very complex Backup list definitions.

	a)	Type in the ~P
'text box' the size of file to be searched in bytes.
	b)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'Combo Box' and select the search area, ~B'Current Directory, Current Branch or All Directories'.
	c)	Press the ~B'L', ~B'E', or ~B'G' keys to search for sizes ~B'Less', ~B'Equal' or ~B'Greater' than the size specified. 
	d)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No.
	g)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

àⁿëñô    $DiboxMacro Mark all
	The ~B'Marker Mark all' Dialog box is used to define the ~P╡∙'Macro' - ~P)²'Marker' parameters of a Backup list.

	Macro Markers are located at the top of a Backup list.
	You can have ~B'any number of Macro Markers' associated with the same Backup list, permitting very complex Backup list definitions.

	a)	The ~P
'text box' has the default set with the *.* ~P'wildcards'.  You can change this as desired. 
	b)	Tab to the Search ~Pp▌'Combo Box' and select the search area, ~B'Current Directory, Current Branch or All Directories'.
	c)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	d)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	g)	Press Enter key or Select OK.
	
~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

1·Ä ù    $DiboxMacro Edit Name all
	The ~B'Marker Edit' Dialog box is used to modify existing ~P╡∙'Macro' - ~P)²'Markers'.

	You can have ~B'any number of Macro Markers' associated with the same Backup list, permitting very complex Backup list definitions.

	a)	If you are changing the File name definition or the area to be searched for marking, you should start a new macro.
	b)	If the old Macro Marker is no longer needed, delete it by selecting it and using the Action menu Delete command.
	c)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	d)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	g)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

┤ñô▐£    $DiboxMacro Edit Date Size
	The ~B'Marker Edit' Dialog box is used to modify existing ~P╡∙'Macro' - ~P)²'Markers'.

	You can have ~B'any number of Macro Markers' associated with the same Backup list, permitting very complex Backup list definitions.

	a)	If you are changing the File name definition or the area to be searched for marking, you should start a new macro.
	b)	If the old Macro Marker is no longer needed, delete it by selecting it and using the Action menu Delete command.
	c)	Press the ~B'L', ~B'E', or ~B'G' keys to search for Dates or Sizes ~B'Less', ~B'Equal' or ~B'Greater' than the one specified. 
	d)	Tab to the Compression combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P≥α'compression', Yes or No.
	e)	Tab to the Encryption combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~POφ'encryption', Yes or No.
	f)	Tab to the Error Check combo box -  Use the cursor keys to select ~P÷φ'Error Checking' Yes or No.
	g)	Tab to the Version Text box  - Type a number for the number of ~P▐'versions' to be retained in the Backup set.
	h)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

t ùpú    $DiboxHistory
	With the ~B'History' Dialog box you ~B'find and Restore' specific ~P▐'versions' or ~P╔'vintage sets' of files.

	~B'To Restore a specific version of a selected file.'
	a)	Tab to the Version list box (the list box shows all versions of the ~B'selected' file).
 	b)	Select or cursor to the file with the date and time you wish to restore.
	c)	Select or tab to the the Restore button and press Enter to Restore the file to it's original location.
	or,
	d)	You can also click and drag to Restore the file to any location on the computer. 

	~B'To Restore a specific vintage of files' (the list box shows all vintage sets on the Backup list).
	a)	Tab to the Vintage list box.
 	b)	Select or cursor to the vintage of Backup with the date and time you wish to restore.
	c)	Press Enter or select the Goto button.
	d)	Select in the Backup list the file(s) to be restored.
	e)	Use the Action menu Restore command to Restore the files to their original locations.
	or,
	f)	You can also click and drag to Restore the file(s) to any location on the computer. 

	~B'Notes:'
	1.	Either the Restore command or clicking and dragging will remove any encryption or compression.
	2.	You can ~B'identify a specific version' of a file by it's ~B'date and time when last changed.'
	3.	You can ~B'identify a vintage set of file(s)' by the ~B'date and time of the Backup.'
	4.	The details of the information in a ~B'Backup list' are discussed in ~B'Appendix A' of the Users Manual.
	
~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R√û'History Dialog box use' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

:▐£═ñ    $DiboxView Options
	The ~B'View' Dialog box provides screen configuration options.

	a)	Press the highlighted letters to select or toggle options.
	b)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

╞pú«ª    $DiboxSort
	The ~B'Sort' Dialog box provides control over the sort configuration.

	a)	Tab to each of the Key ~Pp▌'Combo Boxes' and select the parameters to be sorted.
	b)	Press the highlighted letters to set the Sort in Descending or Ascending order option or Default option.
	c)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

╝═ñå¬    $DiboxColor
	The ~B'Color' Dialog box provides control over the screen color configuration.
	
	a)	Tab to the ~P⌡'list box' and cursor to the screen item to set it's color.
	b)	Tab to the Color ~Pp▌'Combo Box' and select the desired color with the cursor keys.
	c)	Press the ~B'A' key to view the color choice.
	d)	Repeat the process for any colors to be changed.
	e)	Select or Tab to OK and press Enter. This will set the color choices until changed by the same process.  
	or,
	f)	Tab to the Scheme ~Pp▌'Combo Box' and select any one of the six default color sets.
	g)	Press the ~B'A' key to view the color choice.
	h)	Select or Tab to OK and press Enter. This will set the scheme until changed by the same process.  

	You can select the Default option to reset the color options to their default settings.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

ù«ªC½    $DiboxList Statistics
	The ~B'List Statistics' Dialog box shows details of the selected Backup list.
	
	Select OK or press Enter to close the List Statistics Dialog box. 

öå¬■½    $DiboxDrive Statistics
	The ~B'Drive Statistics' Dialog box shows details of the selected Drive.
	
	Select OK or press Enter to close the Drive Statistics Dialog box. 


NC½h░    $DiboxSetup
	The ~B'Setup' Dialog box permits:
	1.	Inputting to SafeGard the type of diskette drives in the computer,
	2.	Setting the path for safeGard temp files,
	3.	Instructing SafeGard to keep or delete from the Backup ~P'orphaned' files.
	4.	Turning the multitask mode on or off.
	5.	Running a test to determine your computer's capabilities to run in ~Pñ'multitask' mode,

	a)	Tab in turn to the Drive A and Drive B ~Pp▌'Combo Boxes' -  Use the cursor keys to select the type of A and B drives in the Computer.
	b)	Tab to the ~P
'text box' and type the path to the diretory where you want SafeGard to keep it's Temp files (default is the SafeGard directory but you should use a RAM drive if 	
		possible to operate SafeGard most efficiently).
	c)	Press ~B'K' and ~B'M' to turn ~P'orphaned' and ~Pñ'multitask' on or off. 
	d)	Press ~B'T' if you wish to Test your computers capability to run multitasking.
	e)	Press Enter key or Select OK.

~I	~B'Other related Topics' 
~I	~R╦"'General Dialog Box Operations' 
~I	~Rb>'Dialog Box Keys' 
~I	~R@'Mouse operations'
~I	~R]'Help Index'

■½        $DiboxInsufficient Memory
	The ~B'Insufficient Memory' Dialog box information is a warning that your computer does not have sufficient available memory for SafeGard to carry out the requested action.
	SafeGard's nominal memory requirement is 512 kbytes but will operate on less for many of it's functions.
	You should close out some competing memory resident programs or put some applications in the DOS high memory area if possible. 
	It may be possible to resolve the problem by operating in a DOS Window under Windows 3.1 if availble.


£zM┤    $Charts menu
~I	~B'Menu of SafeGard Help Charts'
~I	~B'────────────────────────────'
~I	~FM┤'Chart Menu in Block Form'
~I	~F	║'Overview of SafeGard'
~I	~Fσ┐'Set Workspace, Options and Setup'
~I	~F0╞'Backup and list Creation'
~I	~F═'Modifying a Backup list'
~I	~Fs╘'Restore Operations'
~I	~FM┌'File Management'
~I	~FÆα'Selecting by Pointing'
~I	~Fuµ'Selecting by Searching'
~I	~F≈Ω'Selecting by Macros'

ÿö▓σ┐    $Charts Blocks menu
~I	~B'SafeGard Help Flow Charts'
~I	~B'─────────────────────────'
~I	   ~B'General Function'       ~B'Backup and Restore'          ~B'Selecting'
~I	       ~B'Charts'                   ~B'Charts'          ~B'Files and Directories'
~I	
~I      ~B'╔═══════════════╗'        ~B'╔═══════════════╗'        ~B'╔═══════════════╗'
~I      ~B'║'~F	║'   Overview    '~B'║'        ~B'║'~F0╞'    Backup     '~B'║'        ~B'║'~FM┌' Select Files  '~B'║'
~I      ~B'║     Chart     '~B'║'        ~B'║     Chart     '~B'║'        ~B'║     Chart     '~B'║'
~I      ~B'╚═══════════════╝'        ~B'╚═══════════════╝'        ~B'╚═══════════════╝'
~I                       
~I      ~B'╔═══════════════╗'        ~B'╔═══════════════╗'        ~B'╔═══════════════╗'
~I      ~B'║'~Fσ┐'  Setup Wkspc  '~B'║'        ~B'║'~F═'  Modify List  '~B'║'        ~B'║'~FÆα' Select Blocks '~B'║'
~I      ~B'║     Chart     '~B'║'        ~B'║     Chart     '~B'║'        ~B'║and Misc. Chart'~B'║'
~I      ~B'╚═══════════════╝'        ~B'╚═══════════════╝'        ~B'╚═══════════════╝'
~I                       
~I      ~B'╔═══════════════╗'        ~B'╔═══════════════╗'
~I      ~B'║'~FM┌'  File Mgmnt   '~B'║'        ~B'║'~Fs╘'    Restore    '~B'║'
~I      ~B'║     Chart     '~B'║'        ~B'║     Chart     '~B'║'
~I      ~B'╚═══════════════╝'        ~B'╚═══════════════╝'
~I                                        <Click Mouse on topic  for Help> 

»M┤σ┐    $Charts Overview of SafeGard
~I	~B'Major functions of SafeGard'

~I ~B'┌───────────────┐'                       ~B'┌───────────────┐'   ~B'┌──────────────┐'
~I ~B'│'~F0'      Set      '~B'│'                       ~B'│'~F╛╜'     Basic     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~Fε╩'  DOS Prompt  '~B'│'
~I ~B'│   Workspace   '~B'│'                       ~B'│  Operations   '~B'│'   ~B'│  Operations  '~B'│'
~I ~B'│ Opt and Setup '~B'│'                       ~B'│   Philosophy  '~B'│'   ~B'│              '~B'│'
~I ~B'└───────┬───────┘'                       ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└──────────────┘'
~I         ~B'│'
~I         ~B'├───────────────────┬───────────────────┐'
~I         ~B'│'           ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'
~I         ~B'│'           ~B'│'~F╦'    Format     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F*╦'   Directory   '~B'│'
~I         ~B'│'           ~B'│    A Disk     '~B'│'   ~B'│   Creation    '~B'│'
~I         ~B'│'           ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'
~I         ~B'│'
~I         ~B'├───────────────────┬────────────────────┐'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌────────┴────────┐'
~I ~B'│'~F0╞'    Backup     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~Fs╘'    Restore    '~B'│'   ~B'│'~FM┌' File Management '~B'│'
~I ~B'│     Chart     '~B'│'   ~B'│     Chart     '~B'│'   ~B'│      Chart      '~B'│'
~I ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└─────────────────┘'
~I                                         <Click Mouse on topic  for Help>

	║0╞    $Charts Set Env Opt and Setup
~I	~B'Controlling the Display Workspace'

~I         ~B'┌───────────────────┬───────────────────┬─────────┬────────┐'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐' ~B'│' ~B'┌──────┴───────┐'
~I ~B'│'~F░╦'     Open      '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F═╦'     Open      '~B'│'   ~B'│'~Fφ╦'     Close     '~B'│' ~B'│' ~B'│'~F╠'    Rename    '~B'│'
~I ~B'│   a Window    '~B'│'   ~B'│  a Workspace  '~B'│'   ~B'│  a Workspace  '~B'│' ~B'│' ~B'│ a Workspace  '~B'│'
~I ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘' ~B'│' ~B'└──────────────┘'
~I         ~B'│'                   ~B'├───────────────────┘'         ~B'│'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'                     ~B'│' ~B'┌──────────────┐'
~I ~B'│'~F0╠'   Customize   '~B'│'   ~B'│'~FW╠'   Customize   '~B'│'                     ~B'└─┤'~Fü╠'    Delete    '~B'│'
~I ~B'│   a Window    '~B'│'   ~B'│  a Workspace  '~B'│'                       ~B'│ a Workspace  '~B'│'
~I ~B'│               '~B'│'   ~B'│               '~B'│'                       ~B'└──────────────┘'
~I ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘'
~I         ~B'│'                   ~B'│'
~I         ~B'│'                   ~B'│'
~I         ~B'│'                   ~B'│'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'
~I ~B'│'~Fú╠'     Close     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F┼╠'     Save      '~B'│'
~I ~B'│   a Window    '~B'│'   ~B'│  a Workspace  '~B'│'
~I ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'
~I                                           <Click Mouse on topic  for Help>

╢σ┐═    $Charts Backup and list Cr
~I	~B'Backup and list Creation  (A List Defines the Backup)'

~I         ~B'├───────────────────┬───────────────────┬─────────┬─────────┐'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐' ~B'│' ~B'┌───────┴──────┐'
~I ~B'│'~Fσ╠'    Create     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F═'     Open      '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F$═'    Import     '~B'│' ~B'│' ~B'│'~FC═' Update from  '~B'│'
~I ~B'│ a Backup list '~B'│'   ~B'│a Previous list'~B'│'   ~B'│    a list     '~B'│' ~B'│' ~B'│  DOS Prompt  '~B'│'
~I ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘' ~B'│' ~B'└──────────────┘'
~I         ~B'└───────────────────┼───────────────────┘'         ~B'│'
~I                             ~B'│'                             ~B'│'
~I                     ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'                     ~B'│' ~B'┌──────────────┐'
~I                     ~B'│'~Fé═'    Modify     '~B'│'                     ~B'├─┤'~Fú═'    Delete    '~B'│'
~I                     ~B'│   the list    '~B'│'                     ~B'│ │  Backup list '~B'│'
~I                     ~B'└───────┬───────┘'                     ~B'│' ~B'└──────────────┘'     
~I                             ~B'│'                             ~B'│'
~I                             ~B'│'                             ~B'│'
~I                     ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'                     ~B'│' ~B'┌───────────────┐'
~I                     ~B'│'~F─═'     Backup    '~B'│'                     ~B'└─┤'~Fc═'    Rename     '~B'│'
~I                     ~B'│   the list    '~B'│'                       ~B'│ Existing list '~B'│'
~I                     ~B'└───────────────┘'                       ~B'└───────────────┘'
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:0╞s╘    $Charts Modify the list
~I	~B'Modifying a Backup list  (Including using macros to Mark for Backupbb)'
~I         ~B'├───────────────────┬───────────────────┬──────────────────┐'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌──────┴───────┐'
~I ~B'│'~Fτ═'    Select     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F╬'    Select     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F&╬'    Select     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~FD╬'    Remove    '~B'│'
~I ~B'│  by Pointing  '~B'│'   ~B'│ by Searching  '~B'│'   ~B'│   by Macro    '~B'│'   ~B'│ Macro Marker '~B'│'
~I ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└────────┬──────┘'   ~B'└──────┬───────┘'
~I         ~B'├───────────────────┘'                    ~B'│'                 ~B'│'
~I         ~B'├─────────┬──────────┬─────────┐'         ~B'│'                 ~B'│'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐' ~B'│'  ~B'┌───────┴───────┐' ~B'│'         ~B'│'                 ~B'│'
~I ~B'│'~Fg╬'     Mark      '~B'│' ~B'│'  ~B'│'~Fï╬'    Unmark     '~B'│' ~B'│'         ~B'│'                 ~B'│'
~I ~B'│   Selection   '~B'│' ~B'│'  ~B'│   Selection   '~B'│' ~B'│'         ~B'│'                 ~B'│'
~I ~B'└───────┬───────┘' ~B'│'  ~B'└───────┬───────┘' ~B'│'         ~B'│'                 ~B'│'
~I         ~B'│'  ~B'┌──────┴────────┐' ~B'│' ~B'┌───────┴───────┐' ~B'│'                 ~B'│'
~I         ~B'│'  ~B'│'~F▒╬'     Lock      '~B'│' ~B'│' ~B'│'~F╦╬'    Unlock     '~B'│' ~B'│'                 ~B'│'
~I         ~B'│'  ~B'│   Selection   '~B'│' ~B'│' ~B'│   Selection   '~B'│' ~B'│'                 ~B'│'
~I         ~B'│'  ~B'└──────┬────────┘' ~B'│' ~B'└──────┬────────┘' ~B'│'                 ~B'│'
~I         ~B'├─────────┴──────────┴────────┴──────────┴─────────────────┘'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'
~I ~B'│'~Fτ╬'    Backup     '~B'│'
~I ~B'│   the list    '~B'│'                      <Click Mouse on topic  for Help>
~I ~B'└───────────────┘'

║═M┌    $Charts Restore
~I	~B'Restore Operations'
~I                              ~B'┌───────────────┐'
~I                              ~B'│'~F
╧'    Restore    '~B'│'
~I                              ~B'└───────┬───────┘'
~I                              ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'
~I                              ~B'│'~F'╧'     Load      '~B'│'
~I                              ~B'│the Source list'~B'│'
~I                              ~B'└───────┬───────┘'
~I                            ~B'┌─────────┴─────────┐'
~I                    ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'
~I                    ~B'│'~FM╧'    Select     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~Fu╧'    Select     '~B'│'
~I                    ~B'│  by Pointing  '~B'│'   ~B'│ by Searching  '~B'│'
~I                    ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘'
~I                            ~B'└─────────┬─────────┘'
~I                  ~B'┌───────────────────┼───────────────────┐'
~I          ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'
~I          ~B'│'~F¢╧'    Restore    '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F─╧'    Restore    '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F∞╧'    Restore    '~B'│'
~I          ~B'│  to Original  '~B'│'   ~B'│   to a new    '~B'│'   ~B'│    from DOS   '~B'│'
~I          ~B'│  Directories  '~B'│'   ~B'│   location    '~B'│'   ~B'│     Prompt    '~B'│'
~I          ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'    
~I                                        <Click Mouse on topic  for Help> 

s╘Æα    $Charts File Management
~I	~B'File Selection and File Management Chart'
~I                             ~B'┌───────────────────┐'
~I                             ~B'│'~F
╨'      Select       '~B'│'
~I                             ~B'│   Long or Short   '~B'│'
~I                             ~B'│      Views        '~B'│'
~I                             ~B'└─────────┬─────────┘'
~I                                       ~B'│'
~I                   ~B'┌───────────────────┼───────────────────┐'
~I           ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'
~I           ~B'│'~F.╨'    Select     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~Fuµ'    Search     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F≈Ω'   Macro Use   '~B'│'
~I           ~B'│  by Pointing  '~B'│'   ~B'│     Chart     '~B'│'   ~B'│     Chart     '~B'│'
~I           ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘'
~I                   ~B'└───────────────────┼───────────────────┘'
~I                                       ~B'│'
~I         ~B'┌───────────────────┬─────────┴─────────┬───────────────────┐'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴──────┐'
~I ~B'│'~Fy╨'     Copy      '~B'│'   ~B'│'~Fô╨'     Move      '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F¡╨'    Rename     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F╬╨'    Delete    '~B'│'
~I ~B'│   Selection   '~B'│'   ~B'│   Selection   '~B'│'   ~B'│   Selection   '~B'│'   ~B'│   Selection  '~B'│'
~I ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└──────────────┘'

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╕M┌uµ    $Charts Select by Pointing
~I	~B'Selecting Blocks, Extending Selection Miscellaneous Selection'
~I                           ~B'┌───────────────────────┐'
~I                           ~B'│'~FΩ╨'  Select Drive, List   '~B'│'
~I                           ~B'│  or Workspace Window  '~B'│'
~I                           ~B'└───────────┬───────────┘'
~I                                       ~B'│'
~I                           ~B'┌───────────┴───────────┐'
~I                           ~B'│'~F╤'     Select First      '~B'│'
~I                           ~B'│   File or Directory   '~B'│'
~I                           ~B'└───────────┬───────────┘'
~I                   ~B'┌───────────────────┼───────────────────┐'
~I           ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'
~I           ~B'│'~FI╤'     Block     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~Fo╤'    Random     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~Fö╤'     Clear     '~B'│'
~I           ~B'│   Selection   '~B'│'   ~B'│   Selection   '~B'│'   ~B'│   Selection   '~B'│'
~I           ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘'   ~B'└───────┬───────┘'
~I                   ~B'└───────────────────┼───────────────────┘'
~I                           ~B'┌───────────┴───────────┐'
~I                           ~B'│'~F┴╤'        Select         '~B'│'
~I                           ~B'│   in another Window   '~B'│'
~I                           ~B'└───────────────────────┘'
~I                                         <Click Mouse on topic  for Help>

YÆα≈Ω    $Charts Select by Search
~I    ~B'Selecting by Searching'

~I    ~B'Using the Search menu, Select Desired Type of Search'

~I                                       ~B'│'
~I         ~B'┌───────────────────┬─────────┴─────────┬───────────────────┐'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴──────┐'
~I ~B'│'~F≥╤'    Search     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F╥'    Search     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F4╥'    Search     '~B'│'   ~B'│'~FX╥'    Search    '~B'│'
~I ~B'│    by Name    '~B'│'   ~B'│    by Date    '~B'│'   ~B'│    by Size    '~B'│'   ~B'│for all Files '~B'│'
~I ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└──────────────┘'

~I         ~B'└─────────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────┘'

~I    ~B'Files Searched and Found are marked:'
~I      a) In Tree View, all directories containing found files will be
~I         highlighted.
~I      b) In list View, all found files will be highlighted.
~I      c) A Search cannot be carried out over more than one drive at a time.

~I                                           <Click Mouse on topic  for Help>

╗uµ        $Charts Select by Macro
~I    ~B'Selecting by Macros'

~I    ~B'Using the Macro menu, Select present and future files to be'
~I    ~B'  marked for Backup'
~I                                       ~B'│'
~I         ~B'┌───────────────────┬─────────┴─────────┬───────────────────┐'
~I ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴───────┐'   ~B'┌───────┴──────┐'
~I ~B'│'~Fv╥'     Mark      '~B'│'   ~B'│'~Fò╥'     Mark      '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F╡╥'     Mark      '~B'│'   ~B'│'~F╒╥'     Mark     '~B'│'
~I ~B'│    by Name    '~B'│'   ~B'│    by Date    '~B'│'   ~B'│    by Size    '~B'│'   ~B'│for all Files '~B'│'
~I ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└───────────────┘'   ~B'└──────────────┘'

~I         ~B'└─────────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────┘'

~I    ~B'When Files are selected with Macros, the current Window'
~I    ~B'  becomes a Backup list:'
~I      a) In Tree View, all directories containing marked files will be
~I         highlighted.
~I      b) In list View, all found files will be ~P#√'marked' and highlighted.
~I      c) A Backup list cannot contain files from more than one drive.

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