                           moving the pointer:
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8/Up    moves the pointer up            4/Left  moves display to left   
2/Down  moves the pointer down          6/Right moves display to right  

7/Home  move to the first file/area     9       move a page up              
1/End   move to the last file/area      3       move a page down            
           
                 5/0/Ins/Enter     Tag file for download

                         (hint: turn NUMLOCK ON)

                    commands during the area selection:
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N       list new files                  A       list all files      
T       list all tagged files           D       start download  
R       Redraw Screen
Q/2xESC leave the Tagger                Enter   list the area pointed to

                    commands during the file selection:
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A       return to area selection        0/CR    mark for download    
S       sort files by date or name      G       jumps to a specific filename   
F       searches in filename or descr.  T       show only the tagged files     
M/+     finds names with dos-wildcards  W       toggles line wrap on/off
L/-     shows all files in the list     Q/2xESC leaves the Tagger              
D       starts download                
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                     **** detailed explanation ****
So how do i download these files ?
  Select a filearea with your cursor keys or with "8" and "2" and press
  enter. In the list move again the pointer with the same keys and press
  again enter to mark the desired files for download (if you use some
  commands like F,M or T press L or '-' to list again all files). If you
  want to mark also file in other areas press "A" to return to the list
  of file areas and repeat the steps listed above. Finally press D to
  start the download, choose your favourite filetransfer-protocol and
  here we go.
  
commands during the area selection:
A            : shows a list of all files in all areas. 
               This is useful if you want to search a filename or filedes-
               cription with the "F" command or if you know already the
               filename you can use the "G" command (sorting by name with
               "SN" may help also).
                            
N            : prompts for a date (your last login date is the default)
               and then shows all new files since that date (incl.).

T            : shows all files you have already selected for download.
               
R            : if your screen shows junk, pressing R redraws the screen 
               completely.

D            : presents the download-menu.
Q            : leaves the tagger without download.

commands during the file selection:
A or 2xESC   : returns to the area selection.

S            : sorts the filelist by date or by name.

G            : jumps to the filename which begins with the letters you enter
               after this command. End this command with SPACE, ENTER or
               2xESC.

F            : prompts for a text+enter. After that only the files are dis-
               played in which the text has been found.

M or +       : prompts for a DOS-Filemask+enter. Then only the files which
               match to the mask will be displayed (e.g. A*.ZIP).

T            : shows all files you have tagged in this filearea.

L oder -     : shows (after you have used F,M or T) the whole filelist of
               this area again.

D            : starts the download for the tagged files.

W            : toggles the line wrapping on/off.
               With line wrapping off, one file per line is displayed but you
               occasionally have to move the display to the right (with "6")
               if you want to read the whole description. Is line wrapping on
               then longer descriptions will be split to multiple lines.