                       S E E S H E L L   H E L P

     Seeshell is a DOS shell program that allows you to more clearly
see what is on your hard disk, and to more easily manange that disk. 
You can easily move from directory to directory.  And once at a
directory, can easily manage the files in that directory.
     After selecting the files (by marking with the numbers 1-8), press
ENTER, and SeeShell will perform the desired action.

     FUNCTIONS OF THE KEYS:
          F1:        Help key
          Esc:       Quit
          1:         Select a file to be copied
          2:         Select a file to be deleted
          3:         Select a file to be executed
          4:         Select a file to be moved
          5:         Select a file to be printed to your default
                     printer
          6:         Select a file to be renamed
          7:         Select a file to be viewed (must be an ASCII text
                     file)
          8:         Move down one level to this subdirectory (you can
                     move up one level with the Ctrl-Page-Up keys)
          Enter:     You can mark as many files as you want with the
                     numbers 1 - 8.  When you press the Enter key, your
                     desired action will be performed.
          Right:     Right key will highlight the next file in this
                     directory
          Left:      Left key will highlight the previous file in this
                     directory
          Up:        Up key will move you to the line above the current
                     one
          Down:      Down key will move you to the next line
          Page-Up:   Display previous screen of file names for this
                     directory (if there is one)
          Page-Down: Display next scrren of file names for this 
                     directory (if there is one)
          Home:      Highlight the first file on this screen
          End:       Highlight the last file on this screen
          Ctrl-Home: Highlight the first file in this directory
          Ctrl-End:  Highlight the last file in this directory
          Ctrl-Page-Up:  Move up one directory level (unless currently
                     at the root directory).  You can move down one level
                     by marking the subdirectory with an '8'.
          Alt-M:     Make a directory
          Alt-R:     Remove current directory and move up one level
          Alt + drive: Used to display file information about a different
                       drive
          Alt-Z:     Used to change the program from displaying just 
                     selected files (e.g., when you start SeeShell with a
                     command like SHELL *.EXE), to displaying all files
                     in the directory.
          Alt-1:     Mark all files in this directory as files to be copied.
                     If you press ALT-1 again all files will that have been 
                     marked to be copied will be "unmarked".
          Alt-2:     Mark all files in this directory as files to be deleted.
                     If you press ALT-2 again all files will that have been 
                     marked to be deleted will be "unmarked".
          Alt-3:     Mark all files in this directory as files to be executed.
                     If you press ALT-3 again all files will that have been 
                     marked to be executed will be "unmarked".
          Alt-4:     Mark all files in this directory as files to be moved.
                     If you press ALT-4 again all files will that have been 
                     marked to be moved will be "unmarked".   
          Alt-5:     Mark all files in this directory as files to be printed.
                     If you press ALT-5 again all files will that have been 
                     marked to be printed will be "unmarked". 
          Alt-6:     Mark all files in this directory as files to be renamed.
                     If you press ALT-6 again all files will that have been 
                     marked to be printed will be "unmarked". 
          Alt-7:     Mark all files in this directory as files to be viewed.
                     If you press ALT-7 again all files will that have been 
                     marked to be viewed will be "unmarked".  


          