HPAD’’’0JQĒfdšĒfäš&|°š'$BĒfĒf ž®šB QĒfxšĒfųš&|Ě'$BĒfĒf8žĀš=B—}šeå-ŌžĢĒf&|®šśBa›eå-0žœĒf&|®š„Bušeå-¼žĢĒf&|®š?B²x›eå-ž Ēf&|®š ˆBwšeå-žäĒf&|®š …"BDxšeå- ž<Ēf&|®š k&B{~›eå-PžxĒf&|®š %)B8v›bš+”žØķdB|®š=-BWw›bš+Ąž¼ķdB|®š0BĢw›bš+čžÜķdB|®šē3B¢u›bš+䞊ķdB|®š=7Bžvšbš+äžÜķdB|®šģ8BµoŠ^§,(žĮaŽa®šī<BOƒ›bó,žšeB|®š½>D'7/Handler Select; Begin cancel; End; Ņž77X  :*HFOģž|ESC=Exitmented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡p’‡OK4D<Handler Select; Begin go to previous page; End; ŅD7=*H&ōž PGUP=Prevented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡p’‡OG0@8Handler Select; Begin go to next page; End; Ņ@7<*H*4üž£PGDN=Nextented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡p’‡OB%5-Handler Select; Begin help; End; Ņ57X  ļ:*HFNž6F1=Helpemented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡GGp’‡OP0@P‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ!p$žp’G-=5Handler Select; Begin go to page 1; End; Ņ=71*H žIndexrevented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡p’‡OU5E=Handler Select; Begin go to pad "helpnote"; End; ŅžE7helpnote *H;D0ž©Notebookented, Press ENTER±‡±‡1‡p’‡O04V<handler closepad; begin global LastHelpPage; push this page; pop page into LastHelpPage; end; handler openpad; begin if not fromHelp() then push recent; pass; end; handler cancel; begin pop page; end; handler domenu(d); begin if d is "Next" then begin set the focus to background button id 3; if the currentObject is "bkgnd button id 3" then pass; end else if d is "Previous" then begin set the focus to background button id 2; if the currentObject is "bkgnd button id 2" then pass; end else pass; end;åžVäsŽč”7`]_lasthelppageXXX*7X fromhelp;:y‘/*7^*87NextX+,X3O hbkgnd button id 3X  Q:+/$=PreviousX+,X2O hbkgnd button id 2X  Q:+/$/*ćµ*‚ HyperPAD 2.2Ø Brightbi‚l-Roberts & Co.‚‚± DOS Co‚m and Help ¼±’’O’’’’’’’’’’’ŻPre‚s TAB to highlight a bu‚t on, then pre‚s ENTER.‚ Pre‚s ESC to return.‡Šp‚‡’0’‡’‡Ģ‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡’‡Œ‡ŠŠ0-@J ] ĀYģzÄ_ R€H©H.>6handler select; begin go to pg id 8; end; Ņž>78*H‡".ģž‡ Format a Diskl±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’H.>6handler select; begin go to pg id 6; end; Ņž>76*H‡"-ųžCheck a Diskl±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’Je/?7handler select; begin go to pg id 12; end; Ņž?712*H‡" - šžÆBackup Filesl±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’J/?7handler select; begin go to pg id 17; end; Ņž?717*H‡".üžERestore Filesl±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’Je/?7handler select; begin go to pg id 19; end; Ņž?719*H‡".XžŪSet Time/Datel±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’H-=5handler select; begin go to pg id 10; end;Ņž=710*H‡" , žqCopy a Diskl±‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’J/?7handler select; begin go to pg id 11; end; Ņž?711*H‡" 1 žDOS Command Line‡±‡±‡ÄÄÄÄÄÄ1p’H@4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’iV(*ō Index ’’’’’’’’’’’’’’ćƒpš‡0’’’’ŗ’’’’’’’’’’Ø5å q Ń eū‘'»Q› €HžŒ‹mTo check a disk for errors:  Select Check a Disk from the list of buttons.  Fill out the dialog box as specified on next page.H@&covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’i˜f.ń Check a Disk ’’’’’’’’’’’’Ÿ Note: This co‚m$and uses the DOS program CHKDSK.COM.’’ńŽ0’’—’ ’ ’’’’’’’ĆĪŸ’ņ`t€HH@*4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’i 6Óń Check a Disk ’¦To pick from a list ofŗactive drives. ÄæƠܳŠÜ…Type in drive to check here.‚ÄæŚžÄ‡Ä榳 ³ƒDrivetocheck:C:ˆPick܃³Ü„Ą–Ĉ†ßƒ³Ū¦ ³„Options:š³Ū†To‚gle on to include /f„‚Äæ‚ ³ƒ” ‚³Ū†parameter when checking the ĄˆÄ []Writeco‚rectionstodisk ‚³Ū†disk(refer to DOS manual„ ‚ ³‚£ ³Ū†for details on /f parameter).ƒ ³¦³Ū¦ ³ƒŚ¢Ä“Ū¦ ³ƒ³VolumeFIXEDISKCƒcreatedOct6,³Ū¦ ³ƒ³Directory C:\”³Ū¦ ³ƒ³Directory C:\JUNK\FONTSŠ³Ū¦ ³ƒĄ¢Ä“Ū¦ Ą¦ÄŁŪ¦‚ Øß’’ÄńŽ0’¦–ŗ‚Æ Š…œƒ€Ÿˆ‚€¤€“ƒ0‡†0„‚€¤Ž–‡‡„‚€„€Ø‚€…›ƒ‚€Ø‚€…œƒŽ†¢‚€…„–‚‚€‚„‚€…ƒ€„¢‚‚€„€Ø‚€„€Ø‚€„€Ø‚€„€Ø‚€„€Ø‚€„€Ø‚€„«€’’Ću+ąH€HIøžĢĖ8Use the Format Disk command to prepare a disk for use:  Select from the list of buttons.  Choose the drive containing the disk to format, either A or B. H@&covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’irĘØļ Formating a Disk ’’ž‡ Format a disk‡ Ü“ ›ß’§Ś†Ä“„ ŖšÜ³†Ü³˜Ü– Ś˜Ä†Ä•Äæ˜ ³Drivetoformat:A:…A:܃B:ܒ³Ü— ³˜„߃„ß’³Ū— ³Typeofdisk:ŒFormatoptions:Œ³Ū— ³Ś’Äæ…ŚšÄ³Ū— ‚³ (X)360K‰³…³[]Makediskb‚otable„³Ū— ‚³ ()720K‰³…³[]A‚signavolumelabel³Ū— ‚³()Highdensity³…ĄšÄ³Ū— ³Ą’ÄŁ›† ³Ū— ĄµÄŁŪ—‚ ·ß„ Note: This co‚m$and uses the DOS program FORMAT.COM.’’ļ’0’’•ˆ›0“›«śˆ„™š†˜–€™†–‚€–€˜„0ƒ„0“‚€–€˜Œ“‚€–€·‚€–€·‚€–€·‚€–€·‚€–€·‚€–€°†‚€–€·‚€–ŗ€‚ĪŸ’ņĖŸĀ€Hąž®­ 360K 5 1/4" low density floppy disk. Choose this if you have a PC or an XT with a low density disk drive. 720K 3 1/2" disk. Choose this if you have a low density 3 1/2" disk drive (PS/2, laptops). High Density 3 1/2" or 5 1/4". Choose this if you have a high density disk drive (and disk) of either size. H@*4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’i‰‘ļ Formating a Disk ņøÜ Mark to: ³Typeofdisk:ŠFormatoptions:Œ³Ü Ś Formatdisk with† ³Ś’ÄæƒŚšÄ³Ū ³ systemfiles.‰ ‚³ (X)360K‰Äæ³[]Makediskb‚otable„‚ÄŁ‚ • ‚³ ()720K‰ Ä“³[]A‚signavolumelabelƒÄ A‚s ign a volume‡ ‚³()HighdensityÄ“ĄšÄ³Ū label to the disk.„ ³Ą’ÄŁ³³Ū ˜ Ą•Ä³ÄŁŪ ˜‚ •ß³Ÿß ™Ś•ÄĮ²Äæ’’’’’’’Éļ’0ņøˆ€µ‚€‚†‰†€µ‚€‚††‰€”ƒŽƒ•€”ƒŽ‡€”ƒž‚€“„€–ž‚€˜€–ž‚€˜—€ €™Ź’’’’’’’ÉhZn€HÜžZYTo copy a disk:  Select Copy a Disk from the list of buttons. H@4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’i&t®š Copying a Disk ’’Ÿˆ Copy a diskˆ Ü“ ›ßŠ Ø£Ü' Type in the drive or select pick for† ŚžÄæ‚ ƒsource and target disks.’ ³‚Sourcediskin:A:ƒ PickܳŪ ­ ³—†ß³Ū‚  Select the‚OkÜbu‚ton.’ ³ž³Ū „ßš ³‚Targetdiskin:B:ƒ PickܳŪ ­ ³—†ß³Ū ­ ĄžÄŁŪ ­ƒ Ÿß ’’ļ Note: This co‚m&and uses the DOS program DISKCOPY.COM.’’‹š0’’–ˆ›0“›«¤Ø£‚¤†€ ‚€ƒ˜’€’ƒp‚†0‚‚€­€•Š‚€‹„G‡’€–‰‚€Ž„š€’ƒp‚†0‚‚€­€˜‡‚€­€ ‚€†ƒ¤£€’’īĪŸ’ņ] £ Žr€H:”žŹÉÉTo type DOS commands on a pseudo DOS command line and have them executed:  Select from the list of buttons.  Type in the desired DOS command and press ENTER.H@4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’iŸé²ļ DOS Co‚m and Line ’’„Co‚mandlineˆܵ›ß’˜®Ü£Ś©ÄæˆType Co‚m and here ‹Ä³E>cd£³Ü£ ³¤ „³Ū‡To‚gle on to wait for a key‚³[X]Waitforkeyafterru‚ning…… ³Ū‡before returning to HPAD„ ³©³Ū¤ ³PreviousCo‚mands:–³Ū‡Highlight this list box ƒ³Ś£Ä想Ū† to select from a list of… ³³dir/pœƒ³Ū‡ previous co‚mands.ŠÄ³³cd °ƒ³Ū£ ³³Datež°ƒ³Ū¤Ą©ÄŁŪ„ Ŗ߅ Note: This co‚mand uses the DOS program CO‚MAND.COM.’’Œļ’0’’•ˆ›0“›«ė®¢€«‚€†’ŠŽ…£0ƒ‚€¢€«‚€†›€«‚€†˜„€«‚€¢€«‚€†š‚€«‚€…™„€¦p„‚€†’‰Ž¦p„‚€¢€ƒ¢ppƒ‚€¢€«‚€¢®€ƒĪŸ’ņŹ# "€#’€H¤ž~}w You can backup files from any directory to another disk drive using the backup command. To select the BACKUP command:  Select from the list of buttons.  You will be presented with the dialog box on the next page. NOTE: This command requires that the DOS program BACKUP.COM be somewhere in your DOS path. (See you DOS manual for details.)H@&covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’iæƒ8ļ Backing up Files ’’’’‡ Backup filesˆ Ü“ ›ß’’’’’’’  Note: This co‚m$and uses the DOS program BACKUP.COM.’’ļ’0’’’’‡ˆ›0“›«’ ’’’’’ŃĪŸ’ņd(†&(€HåÓļ Backing up Files ’  ‡Select Pick to select»the source directory†)SOURCE: Backup files from this directory.ˆÄæ„ from a list.‚Ä愄 ˜œÜ³’ܳˆÜ˜ ŚšÄ³’ij…ÄæÜ ˜! ³Backupfilesfrom:C:\DOCUMENT‰ ƒ PickÜ ³Ū ‡ ‹ „ ³«†ß ³Ū ƒDESTINATION: Backup‚ijBackupfilesto:C…Pickܔ ³Ū ƒfiles to this drive. ³˜†ß” ³Ū ˜ Ć²Ä ³Ū „Ś”ij [X]Includesub-directories—³Ū „³…ŚŽÄ³ [X]Backuponlychangedfiles•³Ū „³…³! ³[X]Overwriteduplicatefiles‚Ä摳Ū „³…³ ¢ß³“ß „³„ ĄSet this if you want to† …Set this if you want to replace†³„ ‚include only files that have‡files with the same name.Œ³‚ „changed since the last backup.Ŗ³‚ Ģ<Ą Set this if you want to includes files in sub-directories.’’ƒļ’0’’»‰ƒ œŽ’Žˆ˜€›Ž’Ž†‚€˜€•”0‚†0ƒ‚€˜€¬†ƒ‚€—Ž“ƒ0‚†0–‚€–€˜‡–‚€˜€µ‚€„”Žµ‚€„…ŽŽµ‚€„…€ ƒ’‚€„…£€Ž”€„…Ā†ĻĻĻ’’¾V)’’@)Ś€HŌžĘÅÅ The Backup command lets you backup files from any directory to a disk.  Type in the directory that you want to backup in the From field. Or, choose (to the right of the field) to choose the directory from a list.  Type in the destination disk drive or choose Pick (right of the field) to pick the drive from a list.  Make sure that the backup settings are correct.  Select Ok to run the BACKUP.COM program.H@*4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’i•IHļ Backing up Files ’’óPickÜŹ†ß’’ŽPickÜŹ†ß’’’’’’’’®ļ’0’’•Ü†0¼†’Ż®†0Ź†šĻ’ ’ ’’’’’z/T-0/Ł €HeŲžÅÄTo restore files that you have have previously backed up using Backup:  Select from the list of buttons.  You will be presented with the dialog box below. H@&covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’i”ä¬ļ Restoring Files ’’¦ Restorefiles‡ܵ›ß’”§Ü‘Location of files to ƒ Ś¢ÄæÜ ‘restore.‘ÄRestorefilesfrom:A:…PickÜÄĀÄ To Pick  ³œ†ß³Ū³‚ from a ˆDestination of restored‚ÄRestorefilesto:C:\‚.„ PickÜÄŁ‚list.Šfiles.’ ³œ†ß³Ū © ³Options:—‚ ³Ū © ³ŚžÄ‚ ³Ū © ³³[X]Includesubdirectories„ ³Ū ©" ³³[]Promptbeforeoverwriting‚ ³Ū © ³ĄžÄ‚ ³Ū © Ą¢ÄŁŪ ©ƒ £ß  Note: This co‚m%and uses the DOS program RESTORE.COM.’’Œļ‘0’’–ˆ›0“›«ē§©€¤‚€™Ž”ƒ0„†0Žˆ €†€Ž‰ŸŽ’‡0‚†0Ž‚…¢€†‚€©€¤‚€©€¤‚€©€¤‚€©€¤‚€©€¤‚€©€¤‚€©§€ŽĪŸ’ņQ1,01"€Hģž Ļ  Fill in the Restore Files From field with the location of the files that you want to restore, or choose to pick from a list.  Fill in the Restore Files to field with the destination of the files to be restored, or choose to pick from a list.  Toggle Include Subdirectories to on in order to restore files from Subdirectories also.  Toggle Prompt before overwriting to on in order to be warned before overwriting an already existing file.  Select button.H@*4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’iĖQvļ Restoring Files ’ģPickÜŹ†ß’‘PickÜŹ†ß’’’’›OkÜĢ„ß’’’’’Ćļ‘0ōĻ„†0£¦†£Ļ›†0­œ†­ĻĻĻĻĻĻˆ„GĀˆ„ĀĻĻĻĻ’’½p64&6Ą€Hšž¬«ØTo set system time and date:  Select from the list of buttons.  You will be presented with the dialog box on the following page. H@&covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’i†N4ī Set Time and Date ’’£Setdateandtime…ܵ›ß’’’’’’’’’’’Ņī“0’’•ˆ›0“›«’’’’’’’’’’’¦d8X78€HĻUvī Set Time and Date ’‹³ÜžŚ®Äæܟ³‚ Setdate: Settime:‹³Ū ž³Ś”ÄæŚ“Äæ³Ū…To increase or decreaseƒ³³… 7/25/1965…³³… 3:‚4‰³³Ū…days, monthsor years.„ÄĀĂ܂Days…ܳŚÄ‚ ÜHours„ܳ³ŪŸƒ³‚ƒß‹ƒßƒ³‚ƒßŠƒß³³ŪŸ³ĆĂ܂MonthsƒܳĆĂ ÜMinutes‚ܳ³ŪŸƒ³‚ƒß‹ƒßƒ³‚ƒßŠƒß³³ŪŸ³ĄÄ‚܂Years„܃³“³³ŪŸ³³‚ƒß‹ƒßƒ³“³³ŪŸ³Ą”ÄŁ³Ą“ÄŁ³ŪŸ³‰Today܇³‚SetdateandtimeܳŪŸ³‰‡ß‡³‚“ß³ŪŸĄ–Ä ³ ³‚ ’ÄŁŪ —߳߳–ß·³³“2Adjust hours or minutes. ŁĄSave date and time to» the system.’žī“0’‹³‡°€‡‡°€‡›‡°€‡„—‚‡°€‡„Œ‰‚Žƒƒ0Šƒ0‚‚ƒ0‰ƒ0„€‡‡ƒƒ‹ƒ‚ƒƒŠƒ„€‡‡‚ƒ0Šƒ0‚‚ƒ0‰ƒ0„€‡‡ƒƒ‹ƒ‚ƒƒŠƒ„€‡‡‚ƒ0Šƒ0‚—€‡‡…ƒ‹ƒ‚—€‡‡˜—€‡‡†ƒ‡0‡“G‚€‡”‡‚‡†ƒ‡‡‚“‚€‡‡˜•€‡‚‡—€€–€‡¶“™•»‹’ž9’’9Å€H؞±°„  Use the buttons to adjust the time and the date, when you're done select the button to save the altered values to the system.H@*4covertton button id 3X  Q:+!$p’i„_Bī Set Time and Date ’Ļ܂Üȃ߂ƒßŪ Set date and time ܽ†Üß’’’’’’’’’’ōī“0’ĉƒGƒGĒƒƒŪ“G½†Ž’’’’’’’’’’ó>=Ģ=