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}	ô ╔#           Single File and other Functionsî

Single file functions are applied to the file presently under the cursor in  the
directory display.  Some of the  single file  functions are 'duel-mode' in  that
there are multifile mode versions of those same  functions (refer to the  multi-
file mode help screen).  When files are included (see the include function), the
duel-mode functions are inhibited from use in single file mode.

Functions classified as 'other' are functions which do not  operate on the  file
presently under  the cursor or on the  'included'  files.  Rather, they  control
some aspect of the operation of PFM.  All type 'other'  functions and the single
file functions which are not  duel-mode are  available in both  single file  and
multifile mode.

The following is a summary of the single file and type 'other' functions:

Å<- îandÅ ->î  These correspond to the left and right arrow keys, and indicate  that
           more commands may be viewed by pressing the appropriate key.

ÅAîrchive    Copy all files with the Archive attribute to the device specified  by
           the user.

ÅBîottom     Position display at the bottom of the directory.           Single File and other Functions (continued)

ÅCîopy       Copy one file to another.  Your reply to the 'Ådestinationî' prompt may
           contain wildcards.

ÅDîelete     Delete a file.  You must answer the 'ÅAre you sureî' prompt  with a 'ÅYî'
           to actually delete the file.

ÅEîdit       Edit a file with your editor.

ÅFîind       Find a match for a specified filename or pattern in the directory.

ÅIînclude    Include files for application of a multifile command.

ÅMîodify     Modify a file's attributes.  Enter 'Å+î' followed by the attributes you
attr       wish to add and/or 'Å-î' followed by the attributes you want to  delete
           in response to the 'ÅAttributesî' prompt.  The following  abbreviations
           are used: ÅSî = system, ÅRî = read only, ÅHî = hidden, & ÅAî = archive.

ÅNîew        Reread the present  directory and display only the files which  match
pattern    the pattern entered in response to the 'ÅPatternî' prompt.             Multiple file functions
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Multi-file mode commands operate on files which have been marked with an include
flag (an 'Å*î' in the 1st column  next to the file entry).  The command is applied
to all included files.  To abort the operation, hit the escape key.

ÅPîrint      Print file on system printer.  The 'Ålines per pageî' prompt allows you
           to specify a page length for files which do not contain imbedded form
           feeds.  If the file contains form feeds, enter 'Å0î' (i.e., zero).

ÅCîopy       Copy a group of marked files to new files.  The destination  filename
           ÅMUSTî contain wildcards.

ÅDîelete     Delete a group of marked  files.  You must answer 'ÅYî' to the 'ÅAre you
           sure'î before the files will be deleted.

ÅPîrint      Print the marked  files.  The 'Ålines per pageî' prompt  allows  you to
           specify a page size for files which do not have imbedded  form feeds.
           If your file  contains form feeds, specify 'Å0î'.

ÅRîename     Change the name of the marked  files as specified.  The new  filename
           ÅMUSTî contain wildcards.                 Quit help

ÅSîhow - This command allows you to pick a new directory to work with.  Any drive
       and wildcard filename may be used.     A blank entry for any part of the
       pathname is the same as using a 'Å*î'.    This command does the same thing
       that 'ÅPFM pathnameî' does from the MSDOS command level.

ÅQîuit - This command allows the user to exit PFM completely.  Unlike the 'sleep'
       command, the current setup is not kept.î                       Sort Help

The sort command is used to sort the directory listing in some useful order.
Unless the directory is left unsorted, any files that are marked to be included
in a multi-file operation are placed at the top of the directory listing.   Any
files which have been deleted are at the bottom of the directory listing.

The following orders are provided:

ÅNîame - The directory listing is sorted in alpha-numeric order with the filename
       given first priority.   That is, all files with the same first name will
       be together.

ÅEîxtention - The directory list is sorted in alpha-numeric order with the file
       extension given first priority.  That is, all files with the same
       extension will be together.

ÅSîize - The directory list is sorted in reverse order of file size.  The largest
       files will appear at the top of the listing.

ÅDîon't sort - Files are left in their unsorted order (the order that they are on
      the disk.)  Since PFM default is to sort files, you must use ÅF5î to reread
      the directory in order to see the files in the original order.             Show Help

ÅTîop - This command shows the file starting at the beginning.

ÅBîottom - This command shows the end of the file.

ÅQîuit - This command ends Show File and returns to the PFM main screen.

Å+în lines  -   This command allows you to move forward through the file by the
      number of lines that you specify.  Simply press the Å+î key and enter the
      number that you want followed by a return.

Å-în lines  -  This command allows you to move backward through the file by the
      number of lines that you specify.  Simply press the Å-î key and enter the
      number that you want followed by a return.

ÅF1î -  Move the pointer forward through the file by 20 lines.  To move by only
      one line, use the cursor down key.

ÅF2î -  Move the pointer backward through the file by 20 lines.  To move by only
      one line, use the cursor up key.
               Include/Exclude Help

ÅBîefore - This choice allows you to select files before a specified date/time.
       If you select this choice, you will be prompted for the date and time.

ÅAîfter -  This choice allows you to select files after  a specified date/time.
       If you select this choice, you will be prompted for the date and time.

ÅIîgnore - This choice allows you to select files regardless of the date/time.

    After choosing from the above, you will be prompted for a wildcard filname
    to match against.  The name should follow the standard MSDOS wildcard name
    conventions.               Function Keys

ÅF1î  - Down.  This key  moves the  pointer downward through the directory listing
      by 20 lines.  Use the cursor down arrow key to move down by one line.

ÅF2î  - Up.  This key moves the pointer upward through the directory listing by 20
      lines.  Use the cursor up arrow key to move up by one line.

ÅF5î  - Reread.  This key  causes the current  directory to be reread.  This  will
      correctly show any changes that have been made during the session.

ÅF6î  - Sort.  This key allows the user to re-sort the directory listing.

ÅF8î  - In/exclude.  This key toggles the include flag on an individual file.

ÅF11î - Toggle mode.  This key is used to switch  between  single-file and  multi-
      file mode.

ÅF12î - Cmd.  This key  switches you to command mode.  It is also used  to  escape
      from an operation you do not want to complete.               Function Keys

ÅF1î  - Down.  This key  moves the  pointer downward through the directory listing
      by 20 lines.  Use the cursor down arrow key to move down by one line.

ÅF2î  - Up.  This key moves the pointer upward through the directory listing by 20
      lines.  Use the cursor up arrow key to move up by one line.

ÅF5î  - Reread.  This key  causes the current  directory to be reread.  This  will
      correctly show any changes that have been made during the session.

ÅF6î  - Sort.  This key allows the user to re-sort the directory listing.

ÅF8î  - In/exclude.  This key toggles the include flag on an individual file.

ÅF11î - Toggle mode.  This key is used to switch  between  single-file and  multi-
      file mode.

ÅF12î - Cmd.  This key  switches you to command mode.  It is also used  to  escape
      from an operation you do not want to complete.           Single File and other Functions (continued)

ÅRîename     Change the name of a file to the new name  you specify in response to
           the 'ÅNew nameî' prompt.  Wildcards may be used in the new name.

ÅSîhow       If the indicated file is a directory, it is made the new current dir-
           ectory and is read  and displayed.  Otherwise the data in the file is
           displayed on the screen.

ÅTîop        Position display at the top of the directory.

ÅUîp         Set the new current directory to be the parent of the present  direc-
           tory then read and display it.

eÅXîclude    Exclude files from application of a multifile command.

ÅZî-suspend  Suspend execution of PFM and execute the command interpreter.  Return
           to PFM by typing the 'Åexitî' command.