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*B 1,PathHelp
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               Usage:   PM [option/path] [path]

          PM             Pulls up a path menu
          PM /Q          Quick Edit the current PATH
          PM /E          Allows editing menu paths
          PM /A [dir]    Add a directory to path
          PM /D [dir]    Delete a directory from path
          PM /S          Shows current directory
          PM [path]      Insert new path into environment

 Allows direct editing, adding or deleting a path directory, or making
 a new path.  The QUICK EDIT allows editing a path from the environment.

          David Smith - 1104 Mason Drive - Hurst TX 76053
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*B 2,EditingHelp

        You are currently editing the 20 configurable paths.

        EDITING KEYS ARE:

        LeftArrow             cursor left
        RightArrow            cursor right
        UpArrow               cursor up
        DownArrow             cursor down
        Enter                 process field
        Home                  beginning of field
        End                   end of field line / end of field
        Ctrl-Home             beginning of first field
        Ctrl-End              end of last field
        Ins                   toggle field insert mode
        Del                   delete character at cursor
        BackSpace             delete character left

    Enter the 20 paths you use the most, then hit [F10] to save
    your configuration and exit.  Directories are separated by a
    semicolon, for example:     C:\UTILS;C:\DOS
    Do NOT include the "PATH=" statement in here.  The program
    does that for you.        Hit [ESC] to exit without saving.
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*B 3,QuickEdit



        You are editing the PATH from your current environment.
        This is rather unique, since you can pull the PATH out,
        edit it like a text editor, then stuff it back in.
        This makes it very easy to add or delete a directory,
        or filter out junk that you did not intend to be there.

        The usual editing keys are in effect:

        ARROWS          ENTER           HOME
        END             CTRL-HOME       CTRL-END
        INS             DEL             BACKSPACE


        Once you are done, press [F10] to save and exit.



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