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Update Directory List
                       
This option will read your 
directory tree and build a list 
of the directories found on the 
current drive.  The directory list 
is used by the "Login to Project 
Directory" function to let you   
change the active directory.

The Update Directory List option 
should be used whenever directories
are added or deleted.    
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Login to Project Directory
                            
This option displays a list of 
directories and lets you select one.  
NOTE: the "Update Directory List" 
function must be run before using the
Login to Project Directory option.
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Directory Maintenance  

This option displays a list of files 
from the current directory and lets you
copy, move, delete, view, and run files 
from the list.  You can mark multiple 
files for copy, move, and delete.  You
can view or run a single file.  You can
mark multiple files for processing in 
"batch" mode, which lets you execute a 
DOS command against a list of files.

When you select the Directory 
Maintenance option, you are prompted
for a "wildcard" specification.  Files 
that match the wildcard you enter (ie. 
*.COB) are shown.

If you select the MOVE or COPY function,
you are prompted for a target path.  
Enter the drive and directory (without 
a "\" character at the end) where you 
want the files moved or copied to.

If you select the BATCH option, you 
are prompted for a command to execute 
against the marked files. You can use 
the % character anywhere in the command 
line to indicate where the file name is
to be placed.  You can use the $ 
character to indicate that only the 
file name (not the extension) is to 
be passed to the command you execute.
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Operating System Commands

This option lets you enter DOS commands.
You are prompted for the DOS command 
to be executed.  After executing the 
command, the prompt is redisplayed and 
you can enter another command, use the 
up and down arrows to retrieve previous 
commands, or press Esc to return to the 
current menu.
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Reminder update

This option lets you add a "reminder" 
to your TO.DO file.  You are prompted 
to enter a reminder note, with the 
current date and time displayed as the 
default.  Change the date and time to 
when you want to be reminded, and enter
the text of the message to be displayed
at that time.  

Any time the program is waiting for a 
menu option the TO.DO file is scanned 
for waiting messages.  If a message is
found, it is displayed and you have an
option of deleting it, ignoring it,
or postponing it by changing the date
and/or time.

A special option lets you tell the 
program to run another program or
batch file at a specified time.  To 
use this option, put an asterisk 
between the date and time when you
add a reminder.  Where you would       
normally enter the reminder note, enter
instead the name of the program or 
batch file you want executed at that
time.  Then leave a menu displayed
and the requested procedure is run
at the specified time.
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Activity log update 

This option prompts you for a not to 
be added to your USER.LOG file.  The  
current date and time are displayed as
the default value, and you can type in
any text you want logged.  The USER.LOG
file can be listed or edited with your
text editor, or could be used as input
to a time log program.
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Set PD screen colors         

This option lets you set the screen 
colors according to your own preference.
You can set the colors for the primary
screen, the menu box, the file/help list
box, and the prompt box.  
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Cancel Scheduled Batches     

This option will go through your TO.DO
file and delete any scheduled batch 
jobs you may have set up using the
reminder update function.

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