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      Select "Copy/Rename/Delete/Edit Files" in the main menu to copy,
      rename, delete or edit files.

      First, you'll be asked to enter a path in which to look for files to
      display. Enter only the drive and/or directory. Do NOT enter a
      filename.

      After entering a valid drive and/or directory, all files from that
      directory will be displayed in sorted order on filename extention
      with the files size (in bytes) and date appearing to the right.

      Any time you wish to perform one of the following described
      procedures on a database (DBF) file select the DBF file. Any
      procedure performed on a database (DBF) file will also be performed
      on any accompanying DBT, DF1, and DF2 files and any file that is
      currently in use can not be selected.

      Next, select a file then press either C, R, D, or E.

          Copy
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          This selection will copy a file to another drive and/or
          directory. Enter the target path and press enter. The target path
          is only the drive and directory in which to copy the file and not
          the filename itself. Next, specify a new name for the file. If
          the directory specified does not exist it will be created. If the
          file already exists you will be asked if you want to copy over
          it. If insufficient disk space is available on the target drive
          and directory you will be informed so and will not be able to
          copy the file(s).

          Rename
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          This selection will rename a file(s). If you select a DBF file,
          you will not be able to change the file name extention and
          anything done to a DBF file will also be done to any accompanying
          DBT, DF1 or DF2 file(s).

          Delete
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          This selection will delete a file(s). Before the file(s) are
          deleted, you will be asked "Are you sure?" to safeguard against
          accidental erasure.

          Edit
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          This selection will allow you to edit a text file as long as it
          is less than 64,000 bytes in size. This is useful for editing
          your AUTOEXEC.BAT or CONFIG.SYS files located in the root
          directory of your hard drive. This can also be used to view the
          README.TXT file.

