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t= Help for Tree Display 
f= Press - [F10] to Quit Help 
m=Getting Around the Tree
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m=Re-Building the Tree
n=tree.hlp
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m=Finding a Directory in the Tree
n=tree.hlp
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m=Finding a File
n=tree.hlp
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m=Removing a Directory
n=tree.hlp
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m=Making a New Directory
n=tree.hlp
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m=Things you should know!
n=tree.hlp
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t= Getting Around the Tree 
f= Press - [F10] to Quit Help 
d=
d=[Up]            - Move the directory pointer up one directory
d=[Down]          - Move the directory pointer down one directory
d=[Right]         - Move the directory pointer down one directory
d=[Left]          - Move pointer to the parent directory
d=[Home]          - Jump to the top of the tree
d=[End]           - Jump to the bottom of the tree
d=[PgUp]          - Scroll up 1 page
d=[PgDn]          - Scroll down 1 page
d=
d=Grey[+]/[Enter] - Select hilited directory for viewing
d=Keypad [5]      - Move directory pointer (top-middle-bottom)
d=                  (Extended keyboard BIOS only)
d=
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t= Re-Building the Tree 
f= Press - [F10] to Quit Help 
d=
d= When EZ-File Manager first builds a tree, it saves the tree
d= (hard disk only) on the hard disk for fast retrieval. EZFM
d= will try to keep the tree up to date if you modify your
d= directory structure using EZFM. However, if new directories
d= are created or removed outside of EZFM, then the changes will
d= not be reflected in the tree. When this happens, you will
d= need to re-build your tree. Press [F3] (Re-scan) from tree
d= display and EZ-File Manager will rebuild and save the new
d= tree.
d=
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t= Finding a Directory in the Tree 
f= Press - [F10] to Quit Help 
d=
d= Even if you have a very large tree, it is not difficult to
d= find any directory in the tree. EZ-File Manager provides a 
d= very fast and convenient method for locating directories.
d= 
d= Press [F4] (Find) and select [D] for Directory. Enter the name of
d= directory you wish to find. Do NOT enter complete directory paths.
d= For example, to find the directory "\wp\files\grace" simply
d= type "grace" and press return. If it happens that there is more
d= than one directory called "grace" in the tree, you can use the
d= [F5] (Repeat Find) key to find the next occurrence of "grace".
d= 
d= Pattern matching is supported for this feature.
d= 
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t= Finding a File 
f= Press - [F10] to Quit Help 
d= EZ-File Manager provides a feature to scan your entire disk for
d= a specific file. EZ-File Manager will walk through your tree
d= structure searching all directories for the file you specified.
d= 
d= Press [F4] (Find), select [F] for File and enter the name of the file
d= you wish to find. Pattern matching is supported for file names. 
d= When the file is located, EZ-File Manager will display the file
d= name at the top of screen. The directory pointer will hilite
d= the directory which contains the file. At this point you can press
d= the grey [+] key to enter the directory. If it is not the file
d= you are searching for, you can press [F5] (Repeat Find) to locate
d= the next occurrence of the file.
d= 
d= File searches in-progress can be terminated at any time by pressing
d= a key on the keyboard. Press [F5] (Repeat Find) to re-start search
d= at the termination point.
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t= Removing a Directory 
f= Press - [F10] to Quit Help 
d=
d= To remove a directory from the tree, hilight the directory you
d= wish to delete using the directory pointer. Press [F8] (Remove
d= Directory). You will be prompted to confirm your selection.
d= EZ-File Manager will remove the directory and re-adjust your
d= tree structure accordingly.
d=
d= Note: Directories must be completely empty to use this feature.
d=       If the directory contains any files or sub-directories,
d=       you will get the message "Directory is not Empty!" If this
d=       happens, delete all files first, then repeat this operation.
d=
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t= Making a New Directory 
f= Press - [F10] to Quit Help 
d=
d= To make a directory, you must first hilite the parent directory
d= using the directory pointer. New directories will always become
d= sub-directories of the hilited parent directory.
d=
d= Once you have hilited the parent directory, press the [F9] (Make
d= Directory) key and EZ-File Manager will adjust the tree inserting
d= a new un-named sub-directory. At this point, enter the sub-directory
d= name directly into the directory pointer and press return. 
d=
d= Note: New directories created with [F9] will not be sorted within
d=       the tree structure automatically. If you want the tree re-sorted
d=       you will have to press [F3] (Re-Scan) to re-build the tree 
d=       from scratch.
d=
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t= Things you Should Know! 
f= Press - [F10] to Quit Help 
d=
d= EZ-File Manager will pre-build a tree when you specify the "+tree"
d= argument when you execute EZ-File Manager. 
d=
d= Once a tree has been built, it will be saved in memory for the next
d= time you access it. Note however, that only the most recently built 
d= tree will be saved.    
d=
d= When you first enter tree mode, the directory pointer will always
d= point at your current directory. If you move away from the original
d= starting point, you can quickly jump back by pressing [F7] (Original 
d= Directory).
d=
d= You can enter DOS commands at any time by press [F2] (Command).
d=