Files can be renamed, copied, moved, deleted, tagged, untagged, executed, 
viewed, edited, and printed.  Tagged files behave differently than untagged 
files. See [chapter 5,a82] on tagging and untagging files, and how to use them.

Left-clicking on an untagged file will bring up a menu of choices.  Most files
will give you the option of viewing, editing, or printing the file.  This will
invoke the MS-DOS Edit program and automatically load the file.  However, if
a file with a specific file extension is encountered, there are different
options.

A file ending in the extension .GIF, .TIF, .BMP, .JPG, or .PCX can be viewed 
by a graphics program of your choice.  You must configure the graphics program
before attempting this.  Choose the 'Preferences' option from the [File,a4] 
menu.

A file ending in the extension .ZIP can be automatically extracted for you
if you choose.  You must configure Desk+Plus for this option.  Choose the 
'Preferences' option from the [File,a4] menu.  

                                  

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