The File Management System Help
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   VIEWING THE FILE DIRECTORY:

       To move easily through the File Directory, the caller should activate
       their terminal program's doorway mode.  Type 'Alt =' in most
       programs, such as Telix or RIPTerm.

       Up Arrow    (^E) : Move up one line
       Down Arrow  (^X) : Move down one line
       Left Arrow  (^S) : Move up one file
       Right Arrow (^D) : Move down one file
       Page Up     (^R) : Move up one screen
       Page Down   (^C) : Move down one screen
       Home        (^W) : Go to top
       End         (^T) : Go to bottom
       Escape, "Q"      : Quit


   COLORS:

       Comments     :  Yellow
       File Entries :  Bright White
       Invisible    :  Grey

       A RED "D" next to an entry means "deleted".  When using file
       checking, all files not found on disk are marked as deleted.  If
       you choose to save on exit, all entries marked as deleted will be
       removed.

       A GREEN "N" next to an entry means "new", "no description", "not
       found" depending on how you'd like to think of it.  These entries
       are not listed in the File Directory and will not be saved.  To
       change NEW entries to normal entries, simply press <CR> to edit the
       description.


   COMMANDS:

       <CR> Edit     : Edit descriptions and comments.
                       Use <Ins> or ^V to toggle insert mode.

                       NOTE FOR PRO MOVE USERS:
                         <CR> will allow editing of the File Area and
                         File Directory number to which the entry will be
                         moved upon exit.  To edit descriptions, use "E".


       <D>el         : Toggle entry deleted.  Deleted entries
                       appear preceded by a "D".


       <E>xam        : Display the contents of the current archive.

                       NOTE FOR PRO MOVE USERS:
                         Examine will be <V>iew; "E" edits descriptions.


       <X>port       : Export the current File Directory into
                       "EXPORT\(File Area)\(File Area).(File Directory #)".
                       Example:  EXPORT\GAMES\GAMES.001


       <I>nvis       : Toggle entry invisible.  Invisible entries
                       appear in light grey.


       <M>ovFile     : Tag entries within the File Directory for moving
                       or copying to another File Directory.

                       NOTE FOR PRO MOVE USERS:
                         This function is not applicable.  Instead files
                         are moved all at once upon exit.  If you
                         choose to Save changes, all files with a File
                         Area and File Directory number greater than
                         ZERO will be moved.


       <L>inemov     : Move the current entry to another position in the
                       File Directory.


       <S>earch      : Find the next occurrence of a string within a
                       filename or description.


       <O>ther       : Display alternate menu.


       <R>ename      : Rename a file.  This function alters the disk
                       information as well as the File Directory.


       <C>hange      : Manually change the filename, date, or size of a
                       file entry.  The changes occur in the File Directory
                       only --- the file itself is not altered.


       The following keys active only in doorway mode or local console:
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       F2-Show Owner : Toggle viewing of file descriptions or file owners.
                       Only uploaded files will have an owner.

       F5-Ins Cmnt   : Insert a comment at the current position in the
                       File Directory.

       F6-Ins Desc   : Insert an extended description at the current line
                       in the File Directory.


   PRO MOVE:

       This is an alternate file manager.  PRO MOVE has not been ported
       to C++, and we recommend using FMS.EXE instead.  Rather than moving
       one group of files at a time to the File Directory that the user
       picks, PRO MOVE allows the user to move files to various File
       Directories at one time.  The interface for PRO MOVE has two small
       fields to the left of each entry.  These fields indicate where the
       file will be moved -- the first is the File Area number, and the
       second is the File Directory number within that File Area.  PRO MOVE
       takes slightly longer to load, but most other functions perform
       identically to FMS.
