BASIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR
FWZIP Manager
(version 1.00)
NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE A COMPATIBLE VERSION OF PKZIP, WHICH IS NOT
INCLUDED IN THIS FRED PROGRAM !!!
PRINT THIS FRAME
ALERT !!
: FWZIP Manager will not work unless the DOS paths are
properly set. Before running FWZIP Manager and trying these
instructions, see the separate message left on your desktop by the
auto-install program concerning the initial settings and how to change
them if they are incorrect !!!!
ASSUMING your DOS path has been properly set, here are basic
instructions for using FWZIP Manager:
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		1.  You have installed FWZmac.fw3 as {ALT-Z} in your Library.
Now you want to try it out. (note: Just for future reference, FWZIP
Manager is designed to be used either as a macro, a stand-alone FRED
program, or as a program choice from an "Apps" menu -- see
fwzdoc.fw3);
		2.  Press {Alt-Z} (or whatever macro name you have chosen);
		3.  You will be presented with a prompt-line menu;
		4.  There are several levels of FWZIP Manager, prompt line
menus.
On the FIRST level are
                
elp   
ip Functions
tilities   
	Each of these first level menu choices (other than 
leads to its own respective sub-menu (also on prompt line);
		5.  Navigate all menus like any other FWIII prompt line
menu. That is, choose with cursor 
 by pressing first character
of desired choice (as shown by bold-underline in this
documentation, see above and below);
		6.  
elp leads to on-line help for PKZIP and FWZIP
Manager. Try 
WZIP Manager Help. Do so and you will be prompted
for a word or term to search for help on; for help on help, enter
"Help Help". When you choose 
WZIP Manager Help, the prompt line
will contain a context sensitive suggested search term that you
can use or delete. Note: Each sub-menu also has a 
elp option;
		7.  A] 
ip Functions leads to a sub-menu that
corresponds to the PKZIP commands. Choose a FWZip Manager
sub-menu choice and, after answering prompts for file names, the
menu choice will execute the corresponding PKZIP function;
		    B] Note: FWZIP Manager shows you the choice of
available *.zip files on your set path and you may enter the file
name you want to act on by cursor pointing. This feature is one
of FWZIP Manager's "nice touches";
		  ****  C] For a trial run, try 
ist to produce a PKZIP
list of files contained in FWZM.zip;
		    D] Alert ! FWZIP Manager tries to run a PKZIP
session inside a FW3 frame/window. If you lack memory below 640K
for this, the program will abort. If this happens, set FWZIP
Manager's
oll-out? option to "On" via the 
tilities menu;
		8.  
tilities leads to a sub-menu for setting the DOS
paths, setting DOS roll-out option "on" or "off", and performing
disk maintenance on *.zip files (copy, move, delete, rename);
PRINT & READ FWZdoc.fw3 for complete instructions
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