P0.1
Selecting the  convert option begins the process of translating a MIDI
file into a MidiFile Reader text file.  MidiFile Reader will display a
list of all MIDI files found in the current directory and allow you to
select one for conversion.  MIDI files are distinquished by their file
extension of "MFF".  After selecting a MIDI file, MidiFile Reader will
ask you to verify  the name of  the  text file to  be created and then
start the conversion.

P0.2
The Rename option may be selected to rename  a particular MIDI file in
the  current  directory.  MidiFile  Reader will display a list of  all
MIDI files  found in the current directory and allow you to select one
to rename.  The new name may be  typed in and accepted using the enter
key or the rename operation may be cancelled using the escape key.

P0.3
The Delete option may be selected to delete  a particular MIDI file in
the  current directory.  MidiFile  Reader  will display  a list of all
MIDI  files found in the current directory and allow you to select one
to delete.  A popup menu  will be  displayed asking you to confirm the
file to be deleted before the actual delete occurs.

P1.1
Selecting the convert option  begins the process of translating a text
file into a Standard MIDI file.  MidiFile Reader will display  a  list
of  all text files found in the  current directory  and  allow you  to
select one for conversion.  Text files are distinquished by their file
extension of "TXT".  After selecting a text file, MidiFile Reader will
ask  you  to verify the name of the  MIDI file to be created and  then
start the conversion.

P1.2
The  Edit  option  allows  you to  view  or  edit  the  contents of  a
particular text file.  MidiFile Reader will display a list of all text
files found in the current directory  and allow  you to select one  to
edit.  The  editor defined  to  MidiFile  Reader in  the customization
profile will be  executed  to  actually  edit  the file.  The  default
editor is defined to be the  DOS "Type" command.

P1.3
The Rename option may be  selected to rename a particular text file in
the  current directory.  MidiFile  Reader  will  display a list of all
text files found in the current directory  and allow you to select one
to rename.  The new name may be typed  in and accepted using the enter
key or the rename operation may be cancelled using the escape key.

P1.4
The Delete option  may be selected to delete a particular text file in
the current directory.  MidiFile  Reader  will  display a list  of all
text files found in the current directory and allow you to  select one
to delete.  A popup menu will be  displayed asking you  to confirm the
file to be deleted before the actual delete occurs.

P2.1
The  Edit option  allows  you to  view  or  edit  the  contents  of  a
particular error file.  MidiFile  Reader will  display  a list  of all
error files found in the current directory and allow you to select one
to edit.  Error files are  distinquished  by their file  extension  of
"ERR".  The  editor defined to MidiFile  Reader  in the  customization
profile  will  be  executed to  actually edit the  file.  The  default
editor is defined to be the DOS "Type" command.

P2.2
The Rename option may be selected to rename a particular error file in
the current  directory.  MidiFile  Reader  will display a list of  all
error files found in the current directory and allow you to select one
to rename.  The new name may be  typed in and accepted using the enter
key or the rename operation may be cancelled using the escape key.

P2.3
The Delete option may be selected to delete a particular error file in
the  current directory.  MidiFile Reader will display  a  list of  all
error files found in the current directory and allow you to select one
to delete.  A popup menu  will be displayed asking you to  confirm the
file to be deleted before the actual delete occurs.

B1
The Midi button provides access to  all options  related to converting
and  maintaining  your  standard MIDI  files.  By  selecting the  Midi
button using the enter key or the left mouse button, you have access
to the Midi button's popup menu.

B2
The Text button provides access to  all options  related to converting
and  maintaining  your  standard text  files.  By  selecting the  Text
button using the enter key or the left mouse button, you have access
to the Text button's popup menu.

B3
The Error button provides access to all options related to viewing and
maintaining  any MidiFile Reader error files which  are generated.  By
selecting the  Error  button using the enter key or the left mouse
button, you have access to the Error button's popup menu.

B9
The Quit button halts the MidiFile Reader program.