 ZTreeBold Instructions│
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		Contents:

   1.  Main display
   1.1 Directory Window
   1.2 File Windows
   1.3 Directory and File Window Control Keys
   1.4 FILES: (File Specification Box)
   1.5 DISK:  (Disk Specification Box)
   1.6 Statistics
   1.7 Split Screen
   1.8 Destination Directory Window


   2.  ZTreeBold Commands
   2.1 ZTreeBold Function Keys
   2.2 Directory Window Commands - Standard (unshifted)
   2.3 Directory Window Commands - Ctrl
   2.4 Directory Window Commands - Alt
   2.5 File Window Commands - Standard (unshifted)
   2.6 File Window Commands - Ctrl
   2.7 File Window Commands - Alt


 1. Main Display│
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 Below is shown the various regions of the main ZTreeBold display:

              ┌────────────────────────────┬──────────────┐
              │                            │ FILES:       │
              │  Directory Window          ├──────────────┤
              │                            │ DISK:        │
              │                            ├──────────────┤
              ├────────────────────────────┤ Statistics   │
              │  File Window               │              │
              └────────────────────────────┴──────────────┘
                 Command Menus
                Window Control Keys          Function Keys

 1.1 Directory Window│
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 This area shows the directory structure of the current disk.  The Root
 directory is at the top of the list, and all other directories are sorted
 alphabetically and displayed from the top of the window to the bottom.  Main
 directories are on the left, with subdirectories indented to the right.  A
 Branch is defined as any directory and all the subdirectories that are
 indented below it.

 When the highlight bar is located in the Directory Window this window is
 active, and ZTreeBold's Directory Commands are available.  The highlight bar
 identifies the current directory.  When you start ZTreeBold, the Directory
 Window is active and the highlight bar is at the disks ROOT directory.  You
 can move the bar to any directory on the tree by using the cursor keys.

 If you move the highlight bar to the Small File Window  (by pressing ENTER),
 a left-arrow symbol is shown in the Directory Window, marking the current
 directory.

 The Path Identification Line is above the Directory Window.  It always shows
 the current disk and directory path being accessed by ZTreeBold.

 Normally, the Directory Window shows you the entire tree for the disk.
 However, ZTreeBold also gives you the ability to selectively read (log) and
 display portions of the disk.  This helps to conserve memory and allows you
 to focus only on areas of the tree you are most interested in.

 Through the ZTreeBold configuration program you can configure ZTreeBold to
 log disks only to the first level of directories under the root.  You can
 then use outlining commands to expand and collapse (log and release)
 branches on the tree.  The following symbols to the left of the directory
 tree have special meaning:

 <space>   Corresponding directory is fully logged, i.e. all its files and
           1st level subdirectories are in memory and available for display.
 +         Directory is not logged.  It may or may not contain files and/or
           subdirectories.  Use the '+' or '*' key to expand it.
 ∙         Directory is logged, but part of its branch may be hidden.  This
           can happen if you have used the F5 and F6 keys.
  The following keys provide you tree outlining commands.  They affect how
  much directory and file information is logged and kept in memory.

  Key       Operation

  +         Expand the tree 1 level below the directory.  ZTreeBold logs the
            directory files and shows them in the File Window, and logs the
            1st level subdirectory names and shows them on the tree.
  *         Expand the branch under the current directory.  Logs all sub-
            directories and their files and shows the branch on the tree.
  -         Collapse the entire branch.  All file and directory information
            for the branch is released from memory, and that portion of the
            tree is no longer displayed.
  ENTER     If the directory is not logged, the '+' operation is performed.

 1.2 File Windows│
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 The ZTreeBold File Windows are used to list file information.  Only those
 files that are logged (i.e. have been read into memory at program startup,
 or via the Log command, or by expanding the Directory tree) and files that
 have names matching the File Specification  are shown and affected by
 ZTreeBold operations.

 The highlight bar indicates the current file which is the file affected by
 the standard File Commands.  Move the highlight bar with the cursor keys.

 A diamond symbol is displayed to the immediate right of any files that are
 tagged.  Tagged file commands will affect all tagged files in the list that
 match the File Specification.

 You can change the order in which the files are listed by using the
 Sort Criteria (Alt+Sort)  command.  You can also select what details about
 the files are to be displayed by using the File Display (Alt+File display)
 command.

 The Small File Window appears under the Directory Window, and it lists the
 files found in the current directory.  To move the highlight bar from the
 Directory Window to the Small File Window, press ENTER.  To move back to the
 Directory Window, press ESC.  Note that the Small File Window may be skipped
 by changing the ZTreeBold configuration.

 Under certain conditions the Small File Window will contain one of the
 following indications:

 Dir Empty        There are no files in this directory.
 No Files Match   There are files in the directory, but none of them have
                  names that match the File Specification.
 Dir Not Logged   The directory has not been logged, and it is not known if
                  it contains any files.  Use + or * to log the directory.

 The Expanded File Window also lists the files that are in the current
 directory.  It replaces the Small File Window and the Directory Window
 allowing more file information to be displayed.  The Branch File Window
 lists the files in the current branch.  The Showall Window lists all files
 on the current disk.  The Global Window lists all files on all logged disks.

 1.3 Directory and File Window Control Keys│
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 The ENTER key moves the highlight bar from the Directory Window to the Small
 File Window to the Expanded File Window and back to the Directory Window.
 ESC from any file window returns to the Directory Window.  The window where
 the highlight bar is located is the active window and determines what
 commands are available.

 As well as being able to view all files within a single directory, you may
 also view all files within the highlighted Branch (press 'B'), all logged
 files on the current disk (Showall, 'S' key) and all logged files on all
 logged disks (Global, 'G' key).

 Within any window, the Arrow keys, Page keys, and HOME and END keys move the
 highlight bar from item to item or scroll the window.  You can also key
 Shift+A through Shift+Z to move the highlight bar to the next item in the
 list whose name begins with that letter.

 Within the Directory Window, the RIGHT ARROW key moves down the current path
 to the last subdirectory in that path.  The LEFT ARROW key moves to the
 parent of the current directory, stopping when the parent is the first-level
 subdirectory.  TAB/SHIFT-TAB moves up/down to the next directory on the same
 level as the current directory, within the same branch of the tree.

 1.4 FILES: (File Specification Box)│
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 This is one of the keys to ZTreeBold file operations since only files
 matching this File Specification are displayed and affected by ZTreeBold
 operations.  You will normally choose to have a wildcard name (* and ?) here.

 The files that match the File Specification are referred to as Matching
 files.  When ZTreeBold is first started, the *.* wildcard specification
 appears and all files are available.  You can change this at any time to
 look at different groups of files.  Invoke the Filespec  command to enter a
 new specification.

 You can enter up to 5 file specifications separating each one with a space
 or comma.  This enables you to view combinations of files.  When the length
 of the File Specification exceeds the space available in the File
 Specification Box, a right arrow indicates that part of the specification is
 not visible.

 If you enter an inverted Filespec (eg. -*.TXT), ZTreeBold shows you those
 files that do NOT match the File Specification.

 1.5 DISK: (Disk Specification Box)│
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 This identifies the disk currently referenced by ZTreeBold, and shows the
 volume name and number of available bytes for this disk.  This changes each
 time you Log or select a new disk.

 Use the Log or Log Options (Alt+Log) commands to log another disk.  Log
 keeps the information for previously logged disks in memory, and Log Options
 releases all other disks and/or provides for partial logging.  Use the > and
 < keys to display a previously logged disk without relogging it.

 To change the volume name of a disk, select the Volume command from the
 Directory Window command menu.

 1.6 Statistics│
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 When the Directory Window or Showall File Window is active, the statistics
 in this box reflect the data for the entire disk - DISK Statistics.  For the
 Small or Expanded File Window, the statistics apply only to the current
 directory - DIRECTORY Stats.  When the Branch Window is active, the
 statistics apply only to the current branch - BRANCH Statistics.  In the
 Global Window, the statistics include all logged disks - GLOBAL Statistics.
 In all cases, the statistics reflect totals only for currently logged files.

 The Total statistics let you see the total number of files and how much
 space these files use.  The Matching statistics show you how many files
 match the File Specification and the amount of space they utilize.  The
 Tagged statistics show you how many files have been tagged (marked with a
 diamond) and how many bytes these tagged files occupy.

 Finally, this box displays the name of the current directory if the
 Directory Window is active or the current file if any of the file windows is
 active.

 In addition to the statistics displayed in the Statistics Box, ZTreeBold
 provides more detailed information about your disk and files in the Extended
 Statistics window.  Press '?' from the Directory or File window to display
 the window.  Close the window by pressing ESC or ENTER.  Below is a guide to
 some of the additional data supplied in the window:

 Capacity       - Total amount of physical space on the volume.
 Available space- Amount of space not yet occupied by directories and files.
 Used space     - Amount of space actually allocated by OS/2 to directories
                  and files.
 Slack space    - Total amount of wasted space due to the FAT allocation
                  methods.

 Total,Matching,- These fields show totals for the entire disk, even when
 Tagged files     displayed from a file window.

 Displayed files- The number of files displayed in the file window.  This
                  total can differ from the Total files count in the standard
                  Statistics Box in the CTRL/Showall and CTRL/Global windows.

 1.7 Split Windows│
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 ZTreeBold lets you have two simultaneous views of the directories and files
 on your disks.  From the Directory or File Window press F8 to split the
 current display in two.  After splitting the display, you can perform
 ZTreeBold commands separately on each side of the display.  The operations
 are performed in the display that contains the highlight bar.

 Use the TAB key to move the highlight bar between the two displays.  The
 side of the display you are leaving is frozen.  If you perform operations in
 the newly activated display that affect the information in the inactive
 display, the inactive display is updated ONLY when you TAB back to it.

 When you first split the display, the program copies the file tags from the
 original display to the new one.  Any Tag or Untag operations you then
 perform affect only the tags in the display that is currently active.  In
 other words, file tags are maintained separately once the display is split.

 To unsplit the display, press F8 again.  ZTreeBold displays the last window
 that was active when you chose the unsplit command.

 1.8 Destination Directory Window│
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 This window enables you to point to a destination directory rather than
 typing the path when comparing or grafting directories or comparing, moving
 and copying files.  Display this window by pressing F2 when being prompted
 for the destination path during these commands.

 The highlight bar identifies the destination directory.  Use the cursor keys
 to highlight the desired directory.  Press ENTER to select the directory and
 feed the path name to the destination prompt.  Press ESC to return to the
 destination prompt without feeding a path name.

 When you display this window the directory structure of the current disk is
 shown.  In most cases you can select another previously logged drive with
 the > and < keys.  Log another drive without releasing currently logged
 drives with the Log command.

 2. ZTreeBold Commands│
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 ZTreeBold provides two primary sets of command menus.  These menus are
 displayed at the bottom of the screen, and change according to where the
 highlight bar is.

 The Directory Commands  menus contain the commands that operate on disks and
 directories, and are displayed only when the highlight bar is in the
 Directory Window.  The  File Commands  menus usually operate on files, and
 are only displayed when one of the File Windows is active.  There are three
 sets of Directory Commands and three sets of File Commands: standard
 commands, CTRL shifted commands, and ALT shifted commands.

 Standard commands are those you usually see at the bottom of the screen.
 Choose these commands by pressing the key indicated by the first uppercase
 letter in the command.  Standard commands generally operate on individual
 disks, directories, and files.  CTRL commands appear when you hold down the
 CTRL key.  They typically act on multiple files.  ALT commands appear when
 you hold down the ALT key.  They are advanced commands and sometimes extend
 the function of standard commands.

 2.1 ZTreeBold Function Keys│
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 ESC  The ESCAPE key cancels an operation.
 F1   Accesses ZTreeBold Help at any time.
 F2   Activates the Destination Directory Window.  This is only available
      during a Graft, Copy, Move, or Compare command.
 F8   Toggles on/off the split window  display.
 ?    Displays the Extended Statistics  window.
 < >  Selects a previously logged disk and displays its directory tree.

 2.2 Directory Window Commands - Standard (unshifted)│
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 When the highlight bar is in the Directory Window, the standard Directory
 Commands are displayed at the bottom of the screen.  To display the CTRL and
 ALT Directory Command menus, hold down the appropriate shift key.  To
 execute a standard command, press the key indicated by the first uppercase
 letter in the command name.

   Available    - Show the amount of space available on any disk.
   Branch       - Display all matching files in the current branch.
   Compare      - Compare the file entries in two directories.
   Delete       - Remove the current directory from the tree.
   Filespec     - Select a new File Specification.
   Global       - Display all the matching files on all logged disks.
   Invert       - Toggle the tags on files in the current directory, or
                  reverse the File Specification.
   Log disk     - Log another disk, keeping the disks which were previously
                  logged in memory.
   Makedir      - Make a new subdirectory under the current directory.
   Print        - Print directory information on the printer.
   Rename       - Change the name of the current directory.
   Showall      - Display all logged matching files on the current disk.
   Tag          - Tag all matching files in the current directory.
   Untag        - Untag all matching files in the current directory.
   Volume       - Change the volume name of the current disk.
   eXecute      - Run a program or OS/2 command using only available memory.
   Quit         - Quit ZTreeBold and return to OS/2.

 2.3 Directory Window Commands - Ctrl│
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 These commands are concerned with tagged files.  They are invoked by holding
 down the CTRL key, which displays the CTRL Directory Commands menu, and
 pressing the first uppercase letter of the command name.

   Ctrl+Branch       - Show all the matching tagged files in the current
                       branch.
   Ctrl+Global       - Show all the matching tagged files on all logged
                       drives.
   Ctrl+Invert       - Toggle the tags on all matching files on the current
                       drive, or reverse the File Specification.
   Ctrl+Log          - Show the Directory Window of another disk.  If it is
                       not already logged, log it.
   Ctrl+Showall      - Show all matching tagged files on the current disk.
   Ctrl+Tag          - Tag all matching files on the current disk.
   Ctrl+Untag        - Untag all matching files on the current disk.

 2.4 Directory Window Commands - Alt│
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 These commands typically are advanced commands, or they extend the function
 of the standard commands.  Invoke these commands by holding down the Alt
 key, which displays the ALT Directory Commands menu, and pressing the first
 uppercase letter of the command name.

   Alt+Edit          - Edit a new text file.  The file will be stored in the
                       current directory.
   Alt+File display  - Change the format and amount of file information
                       displayed in the File Windows.
   Alt+Graft branch  - Move the current directory and all its sub-directories
                       and files to another place on the tree.
   Alt+Log disk      - Log another disk and release all disks which were
                       previously logged, or perform a partial log operation.
   Alt+Prune branch  - Remove the current directory and all its sub-
                       directories and files from the disk.
   Alt+Release disk  - Unlog all of or a portion of a disk from memory.
   Alt+Sort          - Change the criteria used for sorting the file display.
   Alt+Tag           - Tag any file on the disk whose file attributes match a
                       specified setting.
   Alt+Untag         - Remove the tag from any file on the disk whose file
                       attributes match a specified setting.
   Alt+eXecute       - Execute a program or OS/2 command, using all system
                       memory.
   Alt+Quit          - Quit ZTreeBold and return to OS/2.  Change to the
                       directory which is current in ZTreeBold.

   Alt+F3 relog dir  - Re-display the files for the current directory to
                       account for possible changes made by applications that
                       were run from Gold.
   Alt+F9 video mode  - Toggle between 25-line and 43/51-line display mode.
   Alt+F10 config    - Run the ZTreeBold configuration program.

 2.5 File Window Commands - Standard (unshifted)│
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 When the highlight bar is in the Small, Expanded, Showall, or Global File
 Window, the standard File Commands are displayed at the bottom of the
 screen.  To display the CTRL and ALT Directory Commands menus, hold down the
 appropriate shift key.  To execute a standard command, press the key
 indicated by the first uppercase letter in the command name.

   Attributes   - Modify the file attributes of the current file.
   Copy         - Copy the current file.
   Delete       - Delete the current file.
   Edit         - Create or edit a text file.
   Filespec     - Select a group of files for ZTreeBold's operations.
   Invert       - Toggle the tag of the current file, or reverse the File
                  Specification.
   Log disk     - Log another disk, keeping the disks which were previously
                  logged in memory.
   Move         - Move the current file to a different disk and/or directory.
   New date     - Modify the date and time of the current file.
   Open         - Open the current file.  Run the .CMD file associated with
                  the extension of the current file.
   Print        - Print the contents of the current file.
   Rename       - Rename the current file.
   Tag          - Tag the current file.
   Untag        - Remove the tag from the current file.
   View         - View the contents of the current file.
   eXecute      - Run a program via an OS/2 shell.
   Quit         - Quit ZTreeBold and return to OS/2.

 2.6 File Window Commands - Ctrl│
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 These commands operate on several files at once.  The files affected by
 these commands are those files which match the File Specification, are
 tagged, and are located in the current directory if the Files Window is
 active, on the current drive if the Showall window is active, or on all
 logged drives if the Global Window is active.  To use these commands, hold
 down the CTRL key, which displays the CTRL File Commands menu, and press the
 first uppercase letter of the command name.

   Ctrl+Attribute    - Modify the attributes of the tagged files.
   Ctrl+Batch        - Create a batch file that contains a command line for
                       each tagged file.
   Ctrl+Copy         - Copy the tagged files to a new disk and/or path.
   Ctrl+Delete       - Delete the tagged files.
   Ctrl+Invert       - Toggle the tags on all files in the list.
   Ctrl+Move         - Move the tagged files to another disk and/or
                       directory.
   Ctrl+New date     - Modify the date and time of the tagged files.
   Ctrl+Print        - Print the contents of the tagged files.
   Ctrl+Rename       - Rename the tagged files.
   Ctrl+Search       - Search the tagged files for a text string.
   Ctrl+Tag          - Tag all the files in the list.
   Ctrl+Untag        - Remove the tag from all files in the list.
   Ctrl+View         - View the contents of each tagged file.

   Ctrl+F5           - Archive all tagged files.


 2.7 File Window Commands - Alt│
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 These commands are advanced commands, or they extend the function of the
 standard commands.  Invoke these commands by holding down the Alt key, which
 displays the ALT File Commands menu, and pressing the first uppercase letter
 of the command name.

   Alt+Copy          - Copy tagged files with their directory structure to
                       another disk and/or directory.  The destination
                       directories are created if they do not exist.
   Alt+Edit          - Edit the current file in a seperate session.
   Alt+File display  - Change the format and amount of file information
                       displayed in the File Window.
   Alt+Log disk      - Log a disk and release all disks which were previously
                       logged, or perform a partial log operation.
   Alt+Move          - Move tagged files with their directory structure to
                       another disk and/or directory.
   Alt+Open          - Run the .CMD file associated with the extension of
                       the current file.
   Alt+Release       - Unlog all of or a portion of a disk from memory.
   Alt+Sort          - Change the criteria for sorting the file display.
   Alt+Tag           - Tag files according to their attribute settings.
   Alt+Untag         - Untag files according to their attribute settings.
   Alt+eXecute       - Execute a program and release all logged disks.
   Alt+Quit          - Quit ZTreeBold and change to its current directory.

   Alt+F3 relog dir  - Re-display the files for the current directory to
                       account for possible changes made by applications that
                       were run from ZTreeBold.
   Alt+F5            - Display the list of compressed files contained in the
                       currently highlighted Archive file.

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