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T:This is the Diagnostics and Trouble-Shooting menu, the one that
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T:to recover data from damaged or unreliable media, and when you
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T:                    0) Diagnostics and Trouble-Shooting
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T:  1) Verify Disk Quality                 6)                                  
T:  2) Disk Data Recovery                  7)                                 
T:  3) Direct Operating System Commands    8)                                 
T:  4) Disengage SUPERVYZ and SUPERCCP     9)                                 
T:  5) Manufacturer's Diagnostics         10)                                  
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 0
T:Function 0 returns to the "SUPERVYZ Function Selection" Menu.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 1
T:Function 1, "Verify Disk Quality", checks your magnetic media
T:to see if it contains valid data and format information.  This
T:procedure uses the "DUMP" program written by Sam J. Singer and
T:donated to the CP/M User's Group.  This disk validation leaves
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 2
T:Function 2, "Disk Data Recovery", allows a programmer to modify
T:information stored on your disk.  This capability is both very
T:useful and extremely hazardous.  If you do not know what an FCB
T:looks like, and if you don't know what a Group-Cluster is, save
T:yourself some grief and stay away from this function.
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T:The DUMP22 program invoked by this function contains a list of its
T:commands.  If you "EDIT" a sector, you specify the address within
T:the sector where you want to begin making changes by entering a four-
T:digit address and then press "RETURN".  The current contents of that
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T:to replace the current value, you may press "RETURN" to leave it alone,
T:or you may enter a period (".") followed by "RETURN" to end substitution.
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*MENU03
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 3
T:Function 3, "Direct Operating System Commands", allows you to
T:send your own ad-hoc instructions to your Operating System, but
T:via Epic's SUPER-Console-Command-Processor.  This means that you
T:can send multiple logical commands at one time by separating each
T:pair of commands with a concatenation-symbol ("|"), and you can
T:specify the console-input a program shall receive by enclosing it
T:within braces "{like this}".  Control-characters within the braces
T:are specified by the caret ("^") preceeding the uppercase or lowercase
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T:The extra intrinsic ("built-in") functions of the SUPERCCP are:
T:  ;     -  treats the rest of the command as displayable comments
T:  GET   -  loads transient program into TPA without executing it
T:  GO    -  executes program in TPA and can take command parameters
T:  LOG   -  makes the specified drive "on-line"
T:  UNYZ  -  disengages the SUPERVYZ and SUPERCCP programs
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 4
T:Function 4, "Disengage SUPERVYZ and SUPERCCP", removes the menu
T:control from your computer system, leaving you totally at the
T:mercy of the Operating System.  Once this function is invoked,
T:the SUPERVYZ system may be reengaged by loading and running the
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 5
T:Function 5, "Manufacturer's Diagnostics", is reserved for
T:those hardware-specific support programs that come with most
T:computers.  Typical items would be memory tests, disk tests,
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 6
T:Function 6 is available for you to set-up.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 7
T:Function 7 is available for you to set-up.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 8
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 9
T:Function 9 is available for you to set-up.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 10
T:Function 10 is available for you to set-up.
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