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t= Help: [V]iew - Change View Settings 
f= Press [F10] to Quit Help 
d= There are four view displays:
d=
d=    Normal        - Shows the filename, size,
d=                    date, and time
d=   
d=    Extended      - Shows the file attributes
d=                   
d=    Multi-Column  - Show files in 4 columns. Information
d=                    for hilited file displayed at bottom.
d=                   
d=    Two Directory - Show 2 directories side by side. Each 
d=                    has two columns. 
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t= Help: [S]ort - Sort Directory List 
f= Press [F10] to Quit Help 
d= The directory list can be sorted 5 ways:
d=
d=    By Name   (Directories first) - directories are displayed
d=              first followed by files in ascending order
d=
d=    By Name - Files are sorted ascending by file name
d=
d=    By Date - Files are sorted descending by date, (last
d=              file modified is displayed first)
d=
d=    By Size - Files are sorted descending by size, (largest
d=              file is displayed first)
d=
d=    By Ext  - Files are sorted by file extension first
d=              followed by alphabetical name
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t= Help: [F]iles - Change File Specifications 
f= Press [F10] to Quit Help 
d= There are seven file specification options:
d=
d=    All           - All files in directory are displayed
d=    Pattern       - Only files which match the specified pattern
d=                    are displayed
d=    Executable    - Only files which are executable are displayed
d=    Archive       - Only files modified since last backup are displayed
d=    Hidden/System - Only busy files are displayed
d=    Files         - Only files and not directories are displayed
d=    Directory     - Only directory files are displayed
d=
d= Selected file specification remains in effect until changed!
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t= Help: [D]ir - Directory Options
f= Press [F10] to Quit Help 
d= There are 3 directory options:
d=
d=    Change Directory    - This option will display a menu with
d=                          4 Change Directory Options: [N]ame, [H]ome, 
d=                          [T]ree, and [D]rive List. (See Changing
d=                          Directories and Drives for more info)
d= 
d=    Make a Directory    - This function will create new directories.
d=                          To create, enter directory name or complete
d=                          directory path with name.
d= 
d=    Log New Disk        - Read current drive and display root directory.
d=                          (Use this option when changing diskettes)
d= 
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t= Help: [T]ag - File Tagging Options 
f= Press [F10] to Quit Help 
d= There are 5 tagging options:
d=
d=    Tag Files           - Tag all files which match the specified
d=                          pattern. 
d=    Un-Tag Files        - UnTag all files which match the specified
d=                          pattern.
d=    Re-Tag Files        - Re-tag all files which were used in the
d=                          previous tagged file operation.
d=    Reverse Tags        - Reverse all current tag settings.
d=                            
d=    Save Tagged Files   - Save the names of all tagged files into
d=                          the file "eztags.dat" in the \EZFM directory.
d=
d=    Copy/Move Tagged    - Copies/moves all tagged files listed in
d=                          "eztags.dat" to the specified directory
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t= Help: [M]isc - Miscellaneous Options
f= Press [F10] to Quit Help 
d= There are four miscellaneous options:
d=
d=   Pause      - When Pause is "On", EZ-FM will pause after 
d=                executing commands
d=
d=   Sound      - When Sound is "On", EZ-FM will make sounds
d=                when errors occur
d=
d=   Free Space - When Free Space is "On", EZ-FM will display
d=                the amount of free disk space
d=
d=   Zoom       - Zoom to next Screen Size (This will switch
d=                to the 43 and 50 lines modes supported by
d=                EGA and VGA monitors)