(help)
Press the ESCAPE key to close the Help window
(p1r1)
READ ONLY FILE ATTRIBUTE

+R - Set Attribute on
-R - Set Attribute off
(p1a1)
ARCHIVE FILE ATTRIBUTE

+A - Set Attribute on
-A - Set Attribute off
(p1s1)
SYSTEM FILE ATTRIBUTE

+S - Set Attribute on
-S - Set Attribute off
(p1h1)
HIDDEN FILE ATTRIBUTE

+H - Set Attribute on
-H - Set Attribute off
(p1d1)
DRIVE

Drive the file is located on
-(Defaults to Current drive)
(p1p1)
PATH

Path to file
-(Defaults to current path)
(p1f1)
FILE NAME

file name
(p1ps1)
PROCESS SUB-DIRECTORIES

S - Process sub-directories
(null)
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(p2d2)
 DESTINATION DRIVE

 Specifies the drive that contains the disk on which you want to
 store any backup files.  The backup files are stored in the
 BACKUP.nnn and CONTROL.nnn files.
(p2sd)
 SUBDIRECTORIES

 Backs up the contents of all subdirectories.
(p2cf)
 Backs up only the files that have changed
 since the last backup, and turns off the
 archive attribute of the original files.
(p2xb)
 Add to Existing Backup Disk

 Adds backup files to an existing backup disk
 without deleting existing files.
(p2fd)
 FORMAT DISKETTE

 Formats the backup disk to the size you
 specify. if you don't specify the size,
 will default to the size of the drive.

 Even if you don't specify FORMAT, BACKUP
 will format an unformatted disk defaulting
 to the drive size.
(p2sz)
 SIZE

 160,160k,160kb - 160K, SS,DD 5.25 disk
 180,180k,180kb - 180K, SS,DD 5.25 disk
 320,320k,320kb - 320K, SS,DD 5.25 disk
 360,360k,360kb - 360K, SS,DD 5.25 disk
 720,720k,720kb - 720K, SS,DD 5.25 disk
 1200,1200k,1200kb,1.2,1.2m,1.2mb
                - 1.2MB DS,QD 5.25 disk
 1440,1440k,1440kb,1.4,1.4m,1.4mb
                - 1.4MB DS,QD 3.5 disk
 2880,2880k,2880kb,2.88,2.88m,2.88mb
                - 2.8MB DS,   3.5 disk
(p2dt)
 DATE

 Backs up only the files modified on or after the
 specified date.
(p2tm)
 TIME

 Backs up only the files modified on or after the
 specified time.

 Do not use the TIME Switch without the Date Switch
(p2d3)
 LOGFILE DRIVE

 Creates a logfile on specified disk drive
(p2p2)
 LOGFILE PATH

 Creates a logfile to specified path.

 If you don't specify a path, BACKUP will place
 the logfile in the root directory of the
 source drive
(p2lf)
 LOGFILE FILE NAME

 Creates a Logfile using.

 If no file name is specified BACKUP names the file
 BACKUP.LOG
(p3d1)
 FROM DRIVE

 Specifies the drive on which the backed-up files are stored
(p3d2)
 TO DRIVE

 Specifies the drive to which the backed-up files will
 be restored
(p3p1)
 TO PATH

 Specifies the directory to which the backed-up files will
 be restored to. You must specify the same directory from
 which the files were backed up.
(p3f1)
 FILE

 Specifies the names of the backed-up files you want to
 restore.
(p3sd)
 SubDirectories

 Restores all subdirectories
(p3pt)
 PROMPT

 Prompts you for permission to restore files
 that are read-only, OR that have changed
 since the last backup.
(p3bd)
 BEFORE DATE

 Restores only those files last modified
 on or before the specified date.
(p3ad)
 AFTER DATE

 Restores only those files last modified
 on or after the specified date.
(p3bt)
 BEFORE TIME

 Restores only those files modified at or
 earlier than the specified time.
(p3at)
 AFTER TIME

 Restores only those files modified at or
 later that the specified time.
(p3cf)
 CHANGED FILES

 Restores only those files modified since
 the last backup
(p3nl)
 NO LONGER EXIST

 Restores only those files that no longer
 exist on the destination disk.
(p3df)
 DISPLAY FILE(S)

 Display a list of the files on the backup
 disk that match the names specified in
 filename WITHOUT restoring any files.

 Even though no files are being restored,
 you must specify todisk.
(p4d1)
 FROM DRIVE

 Specifies the drive of file you wish to copy
(p4p1)
 FROM PATH

 Specifies the path location of file you
 wish to copy.
(p4f1)
 FROM FILE

 Specifies file you wish to copy
(p4d2)
 TO DRIVE

 Specifies drive you wish to copy to
(p4p2)
 TO PATH

 Specifies the path location to which
 to copy the file(s) to.
(p4f2)
 TO FILE

 Specifies the file name to copy to
(p4v1)
 VERIFY

 Verifies that new files are written correctly.
(p5a1)
 ARCHIVE

 Copies only files that have their archive file
 attributes set on. This switch does not modify
 the the archive file attribute of the source
 file.
(p5a2)
 ARCHIVE RESET

 Copies only files that have their archive file
 attributes set on. This switch turns off the
 archive attribute of the source file(s).
(p5d1)
 DATE

 Copies only source files modified on or after
 the specified date.
(p5p1)
 PROMPT

 Prompts you to confirm whether you want to create
 each TO (Destination) file.
(p5s1)
 SUB DIRS

 Copies Directories and Subdirectories, unless they are
 empty. If you omit this switch, XCOPY works within
 a single directory.
(p5s2)
 SUB DIRS EMPTY

 Copies any subdirectories, even if they are empty.
 you must use the Sub Dirs switch with this switch.
(p5w1)
 WAIT

 Displays a message and waits for your response before 
 starting to copy files.
(p6d1)
 DRIVE

 Specifies the drive containing the disk you want 
 to format If you do not specify any switches
 FORMAT uses the drive type to determine the
 default format for the disk.
(p6vl)
 VOLUME LABEL

 A volume label identifies the disk and can be a
 maximum of 11 characters. If you omit this
 switch MS-DOS prompts you for the label after
 the formating is completed.
(p6qf)
 QUICK FORMAT

 Deletes the FAT and the root directory of a
 previously formatted disk, but does not scan
 the disk for bad areas. Use this switch only
 on previously formatted disks that you know
 are in good shape.
(p6uf)
 UNCONDITIONAL FORMAT

 Unconditional formatting destroys all existing
 data on a disk and prevents you from later
 unformatting the disk.
(p6rs)
 RESERVE SIZE

 Reserves space for the system files on a
 newly formatted disk. In previous versions
 of MS-DOS it was necessary to reserve this
 space before using the SYS cmd to copy the
 files.
(p6cs)
 COPY SYSTEM FILES

 Copies the operating system files from your
 startup drive to the newly formatted disk.
(p6tk)
 TRACKS

 Specifies the number of tracks on the disk.
 When possible use the SIZE switch instead
 of this switch.
(p6st)
 SECTORS

 Specifies the number of sectors per track.
 You need to also specify the number of
 tracks if you use this switch.
(p6ss)
 SINGLE SIDE

 Formats a single side of a floppy disk.
(p636)
 360k 1.2m

 Formats a 5.25 360k double-sided
 double-density floppy disk on a
 1.2MB disk drive.
(p68s)
 8 SECTORS pr TRACK

 Formats a 5.25 disk with 8 sectors
 per track. this formats a disk to
 be compatable with MS-DOS versions
 prior to 2.0
(p7d1)
 DRIVE

 Specifies a drive to search
(p7p1)
 Directory\Subdirectories

 Specifies a directory, and any subdirectories to search

 example: \UTILITY\NORTON;
(p8d1)
 Zip File Drive

 Drive the .ZIP file (will) reside on.
(p8p1)
 Zip File Path

 Path to the .ZIP file
(p8f1)
 Zip File Name

 Name of the .ZIP file
(p8d2)
 DRIVE

 drive the files to compress reside on.
(p8p2)
 PATH

 Path to the files to compress
(p8f2)
 FILE

 File(s) to compress

 may use wild cards,(?,*), 
 
 if specifing a list of file seperate each file
 with a space.

  i.e.   file1.exe file2.* file.dta
(p8af)
 ADD FILES

 a  - Add files to existing .ZIP file
 a+ - above plus, turn off the archive attribute of
      added file(s)

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8df)
 DELETE FILE(S)

 d - Delete files from existing .ZIP File
     specify the file(s) in the files to compress field
     you might also specify a list file (see using list files)

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8uf)
 UPDATE FILE(S)

 u - Update files in existing .ZIP File.
     specify the file(s) in the files to compress field
     you might also specify a list file (see using list files)

     The files specified for compression will be compared
     against the files already present in the .ZIP file.
     If the file to be added into the .ZIP file is already
     present, and it is not newer, PKZIP won't bother to
     recompress it.

     This option differs from the freshen option in that
     files which are not already present in the .ZIP file
     will be added.

     (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8ff)
 FRESHEN FILES

 f - Freshen files in an existing .ZIP File.
     specify the file(s) in the files to compress field
     you might also specify a list file (see using list files)

     This option will compare the contents of the .ZIP file
     specified against the files specified. If the file exists
     in the .ZIP file, it checks to see if the file in the source
     area is more recent than that of the copy in the .ZIP file,
     if it is PKZIP will replace the file in the .ZIP file with
     the one in the source area.

     Using this option will normally speed up the ZIP process,
     as PKZIP will be able to bypass the files that it already
     compressed.

     (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8mf)
 MOVE FILES

 m - Move the file(s) into the .ZIP file.
     Specify file(s) in the Files to Compress field.
     You might also use a @list file (See using list files)

     After the ZIP operation is done, will delete all the files
     it placed into the .Zip file. In effect moving the files
     from their previous location into the .ZIP file.

 mu - Move with Update option (See Update Files)
 mf - Move with Freshen option (See Freshen Files)

     (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8ef)
 EXCLUDE FILE

 Specify a file or file pattern(wild card) to exclude from the
 current ZIP operation.
 May also specify a @list file (See Using List files)

      (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8fd)
 ZIP FILE DATE

 if no options are used the default is to set
 the .ZIP file to the current date.

 k   - Retain the original .ZIP file date.
 k-  - Set .ZIP file date to the current date (Override config file)

 o   - Set .ZIP file date to latest file date in .ZIP file
 o-  - Set .Zip file date to current date (Override config file)

      (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8rd)
 RECURSE DIRECTORIES

 r - Will search the source directory for subdirectories, if any are
     found, will search them for files. If a further level of subdir
     is found, will also search these.

     will enter as many subdirectory levels as exist

 r- - Turn off recursion (Override config file)

    (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8pp)
 PRESERVE PATHS
 
 P - Store path names found ON THE COMMAND LINE as part of a
     filename specified for compression.

 p - Controls the storage of pathnames with files inside the
     .ZIP file. Used only in conjunction with the recursion
     option.

 P-,p- - Turn off path storage (Override config file)

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8cm)
 COMPRESSION METHOD

 x - Maximum (Most compression, most time)
 n - Normal (Default)
 f - Fast
 s - Super fast (Least compression, least time)
 0 - No compression (Storage)
(p8d3)
 TEMP ZIP FILE, ALT DRIVE

 Create temp .ZIP file on a alternate drive.

 When a .ZIP file is updated, PKZIP creates a temp work file, when
 the ZIP process is complete the original .ZIP file is replaced with
 the temp work file. This means you must have at least as much
 additional disk space available as was used by the original .ZIP
 file. By specifing a Alternate location for the temp .Zip file
 you can work around this limitation.

      (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8pw)
 ENCRYPTION PASSWORD

 Specify a password to encrypt the data as it is compressed by PKZIP.
 
 WARNING!!! A file which is encrypted is unreadable until extracted
 with the same encryption key (Password).

 This feature should be used with caution.

 COMMAND PROMPTER v1.0 will NOT accept blanks in the Password.
 will accept up to the blank.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8mv)
 MULTI-VOLUME ARCHIVE

 This option is specified only when using removable media, will create
 a .ZIP file larger than a single floppy disk.

 f  - if the disk had been formatted previously, a quick format will
      be performed, otherwise a full format will be used.

 fl - disk is to be formatted to low density. This is required if using
      low density disks inn a high desity drive.

 u  - Unconditionally (always) format the disk(s).
 ul - Unconditionally (always) format the disk(s) to low density.

 w  - wipe the disk. files are deleted rather than formatted. this is
      used with non-floppy removable devices (Bernoulli Boxes).

 v  - Turn on DOS Verify.

 s  - Backup the entire disk drive, will use the current drive if
      one is not specified in the back up drive.

      (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8bd)
 BACKUP DRIVE

 only specified when the S option of MULTI-VOLUME ARCHIVE is used.
 is used to specify which drive is to be backed up, the default is
 the current drive.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8id)
 INCLUDE DATE

 Select files according to their date.

 t - Select files NEWER or EQUAL to date.
 T - Select files OLDER than date.
(p8dt)
 DATE

 Used in conjunction with INCLUDE DATE switch.
 specify date of files, use the date format for which
 your machine is configured (USA = mmddyy (normally)).

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8hs)
 HIDDEN/SYSTEM FILES

 w<hs> - Take h-hidden, s-system files.
 W<hs> - Skip h-hidden, s-system files (Override config file)

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8am)
 ATTRIBUTE MASK
            h-hidden, r-read only, s-system

 j<hrs> - Strip attributes off the file during ZIP process
 J<hrs> - Retain attributes (default) or (Override config file)

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8aa)
 ARCHIVE ATTRIBUTE

 i   - Add only files with the Archive attribute set on, turn attrib off
 i-  - Above except do not turn the attribute off.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8fc)
 FILE COMMENTS

 Each individual file in a .ZIP file may have a comment attached to 
 it. These comments will be displayed when the file is extracted,
 viewed or modified.

 c  - Create/Add comments for all files.
 ac - Create/Add comments for all files during update.
 C  - Add comments for NEW files only.

  (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8zf)
 .ZIP FILE COMMENT

 Each .ZIP file can have a comment embedded in it. This comment will be
 displayed when the file is extracted,viewed or modified.

 z - Create/Edit .ZIP file comment.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8ac)
 ANSI COMMENTS

 PKZIP retains ANSI control code in comment text that is added to a
 .ZIP file. During disply PKZIP will normally disable ANSI codes.
 If you want to have the ANSI codes used by PKZIP when displaying
 comment text, you must specify this option.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8it)
 INFO TYPE

 View .ZIP file information type

 b - brief information (basic)
 t - technical information
 blank - similiar to brief

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8vc)
 FILE COMMENTS

 c - Display file comments also
(p8sb)
 SORT BY

 Specify the sort order of the display

 d - File Date
 e - File Extension
 n - File Name
 o - Natural Order (Override config)
 p - Compression %, smallest to largest
(p8rs)
 REVERSE SORT

 r -Reverst the above sort order
(p8mr)
 MORE

 m - Cause the display to pause after every 25 lines of display
(p8av)
 AUTHENTICITY VERIFICATION

 ! - Will cause PKZIP to embed Authenticity Verification information
     into the .ZIP file it is currently creating. This option available
     only to registered users of PKZIP, that have received and installed
     the AV info from PKWARE.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8d4)
 STORE VOLUME LABEL

 Specify the drive of the device you want PKZIP to store
 the volume label into the .ZIP file.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8f3)
 GENERATE LIST FILE

 Generate a list file, instead of performing the ZIP operation.
 Will be identical to the listing of the files PKZIP would have
 placed into a .ZIP file, if this option had not been used.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p8cm)
 COMPATABILITY MODE

 = - Open file in "compatability mode" as opposed to "sharing mode".
     using this option will cause PKZIP to ignore most file locking
     including share.

     In some networking situations this will allow you to read a file
     which would otherwise not be accessible due to file locking.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9d1)
 ZIP FILE DRIVE

 Drive the .ZIP file is located on.
 Default is current drive
(p9p1)
 ZIP FILE PATH

 Path to the .ZIP file
 Defaults to the current directory
(p9f1)
 ZIP FILE NAME

 Name of the .ZIP file
(p9d2)
 TARGET DRIVE

 Drive of location to where you wish to decompress files.
(p9p2)
 TARGET PATH

 Path to where you wish to decompress to decompress files.
(p9f2)
 TARGET FILE(S)

 Name(s) of files to decompress, seperate multiple files with a blank.
 defaults to all files (*.*).
(p9ff)
 FRESHEN FILES

 Freshen files in extract directory.

 Files will only be extracted IF:
  The files already exist in the target directory or directories
  AND
  The files in the .ZIP file are newer than the files in the
  extract directory.

  This means that the files which must already exist and are more
  recent than those in the .ZIP file WILL NOT be overwriten/replaced.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9uf)
 UPDATE FILES

 Extract only newer files.

 Files will only be extracted IF:
  The files do not exist in the target directory or directories
  OR
  The files in the .ZIP file are newer than the files in the
  target directory.

  This means that files which already exist and are more recent
  than those in the .ZIP file WILL NOT be overwritten/replaced.

  Files which do not exist on the target directory will be added.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9re)
 REPLACE EXISTING FILES

 o  - Will cause PKUNZIP to overwrite/replace any files that already
      exist in the target directory, WITHOUT PROMPTING.

      If this option is NOT specified PKUNZIP will pause if it attempts
      to extract a file that already exists, and give you the option to
      replace the file or not to.

 o- - Will cause PKUNZIP to skip any file which already exists,
      regardless of file sizes or dates.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9f3)
 EXCLUDE FILE

 Specify file(s) in the .ZIP file you do not wish to decompress, either
 a specific filename or file pattern. You may also use a list file.
 (SEE Using List Files)

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9ds)
 DIRECTORY STRUCTURE

 Restore directory structure

 d - uses the path names that have been stored in the .ZIP file
     by PKZIP. If the stored paths do not exist at the extraction
     destination, they will be created.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9rv)
 RESTORE VOLUME LABEL

 $ - This option is used to restore any volume label that has been
     stored in the .ZIP file. It is important to note that the PKZIP
     Command used to store a volume label DOES NOT store a drive
     letter along with the label. Upon extraction, the volume label
     will be assigned to the target drive.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9ec)
 EXTRACT TO CONSOLE

 c - will extract the files from a .ZIP file and display them on
     the monitor. Command Prompter automatically appends the more
     switch, which causes the display to pause after every screen.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9ep)
 EXTRACT TO PRINTER

 p - Will extract the files from a .ZIP file and send them to a
     printer(serial or parallel) for printing.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9pm)
 PRINTER MODE

 a - extract to printer device in ASCII mode
      ASCII is commonly used to print text.

 b - extract to printer device in BINARY mode
     BINARY is commonly used to send fonts or graphics to a
     laser printer.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9pt)
 PRINTER PORT

 Specify printer port # to send print to:

 1,2,3,4 - Printer Port, LPT#
       c - Extract to the com port
           use com port # option also

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9cp)
 COM PORT #

 Specify com port number

 1,2,3,4 - Com Port #

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9se)
 SORT EXTRACT FILES

 Extract files in a sorted order (Ascending)

 c - CRC value (random)
 d - date
 e - file extension
 n - file name
 p - compression %
 s - file size

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9er)
 REVERSE SORT

 r - reverse above sort order (descending)

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9bi)
 DISABLE 32-BIT INSTRUCTION USAGE

 Available for users of 80386/80486 type computers. When 32-bit
 instructions are available, PKZIP/PKUNZIP will utilize them to
 allow the program to function even faster. However different
 programs may conflict with the use of 32-bit instructions.

 3  - disable 32-bit instruction usage
 3+ - enable 32-bit instruction usage (override config file)

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9bd)
 DISABLE 32-BIT DPMI SUPPORT

 PKZIP/PKUNZIP require 32-bit DPMI 0.90 or greater. DPMI support
 uses an extra 6.5k of conventional or UMB memory. If you are
 extremely tight on memory you may wish to disable DPMI support.
 If a failure occurs in the DPMI support you may disable the
 support.

 )  - Disable the DPMI Support
 )+ - Enable the DPMI Support (Override the Config file).

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9em)
 DISABLE EMS MEMORY USAGE

 +  - Disable EMS usage
 ++ - Enable EMS usage (Override Config File)

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9um)
 DISABLE UMB/HMA MEMORY USAGE

 -   - Disable UMB/HMA memory usage
 -+  - Enable UMB/HMA memory usage (Override Config file)

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9el)
 ECHO COMMAND LINE

 ^ - (usually <SHIFT>6 ) - Echo the command line on the console.

   (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9sm)
 USE SLOW MEMCOPY

 This feature is available for users of 80486 CPU or higher.
 due to some manufacturers use of inferior grade or speed of
 RAM chips for the external CPU memory cache on the mother board
 some computers suffer errors when performing simple memcopy
 functions.

 (  - Use of this switch causes PKUNZIP to manipulate memory
      in a way that is less susceptible to this problem.

 (+ - Overide Config file.

 (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9pw)
 DECRYPTION PASSWORD

 Used to decrypt the files in a .ZIP file. When extracting a file
 that has been encrypted, the files will not be extracted unless
 the correct key (password) is specified. The password is case
 sensitive.

 (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9fi)
 TEST FILE INTEGRITY

 t - test files within a .ZIP file in order to verify that they are
     valid and have not been corrupted. PKUNZIP will perform all the
     actions that would normally be taken during a .ZIP file extract
     except that files will not be written to disk. The data will
     be extracted and checked against the CRC value to ensure its
     validity. After each file is checked its name will be displayed
     with an "OK" after it.

 (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9lf)
 GENERATE LIST FILE

 Will cause a list file to be generated using the specified file
 name, instead of a normal PKUNZIP operation being performed.
 The file will contain text identical to the listing PKUNZIP
 would have generated if the generate list file option not been
 used.

 (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9ac)
 ANSI COMMENTS

 q  - Enable ANSI control codes in .Zip file comments
 q- - Disable ANSI control codes in .ZIP file comments (Overfide config)

  (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9it)
 VIEW FILE INFORMATION TYPE

 b - View brief file information
 t - View technical file information

  (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9sb)
 SORT BY

 Sort file information (Ascending order)

 c - comment
 d - date
 e - extension
 n - natural
 p - Compression %
 s - file size

  (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(p9rs)
 REVERSE SORT

 r - Reverse above sort specifications (Descending Order)

 (Please Refer to your User Manual for additional details)
(end)
