================== VIEWDISK (c) 1987 by Israel del Rio ==================


************** Release History:


V1.3a  October/1987


	- Fixed: Function Key selection on files with no extensions
		 will not work.

		 NOTE: Users with previous versions should note that
		 VKFx files are now called with a different argument
		 order. Now %1 is the Menu Selection number, and the
		 other arguments have been shifted to the right. 

		 The argument assignements are:		
	 

		  %1 FK menu option
		  %2 Full_Path\*.*
		  %3 Drive	
		  %4 \PATH\
		  %5 FILE_NAME
		  %6 Extension


	- Fixed: When attempting to select an invalid drive, VK
		 abnormally ends with error 1014.


V1.2c  August/1987

	- Fixed: When completely deleting a directory while a file
	         in the right column was selected, the machine went
		 to a loop.
	- Fixed: No enough space in destination reported even if
		 we are replacing a file with the same size.


V1.2b  August/1987

	- Fixed bug when pressing Page Down while at Info screen.


V1.2a  August/1987

	- Added Attribute Switch function.
	- Added validation for destination space before copy.
	- Fixed bug caused by pressing the Escape key.
	- Added validation for copying to Read-Only files.

V1.1b  July/1987

	- Fixed minor bug when displaying errors with long pathnames.
	- Copy of files with Read-Only attributes bug fixed.


V1.1a  July/1987


	- Added support for File Tagging.
	- Added Function Key Menu System.


V1.0a  June/1987
	- First release.



	
*************** Known Bugs

After a period of long activity you may get error 1003. ViewDisk
will restart itself after this bug.

There is no message indicating that Read-Only files can not be Erased.
However, Read-Only files will not be erased.


Avoid pressing a command letter while simultaneously pressing the cursor
keys. That is, wait till the desired directory and the cursor is in
a fixed position before entering any of the Tree window commands. If
you don't, some unpredictable behavior may occur. In general, avoid
pressing commands while navigating with the arrow or paging keys.