DP Tool Club 8/CDASC08.ISO/VRAC/FC2_015.ZIP/FC.INF

OS/2 Help File | 1993-08-13 | 31KB | 837 lines

ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 1. Introduction ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

 File Commander/2 is intended to be an OS/2 2.x version of the popular Norton
Commander(tm) DOS program. It implements a subset of the features provided by
Norton Commander but adds some features of its own that are only possible under
OS/2.

 If, as an OS/2 user, you find yourself running NC in a DOS session to do your
file manipulation, File Commander/2 is the program you've been waiting for. See
Advantages over NC in a VDM for more details.

 File Commander/2 can also be used as an alternate shell if you don't like GUI
shells like WPS (or don't have enough memory to run it) but want something a
bit better than the command line. The philosophy of the program was once
described as a 'supercharged CLI' which I think sums up FC/2 quite well (Thanks
Kurt :-).

 For all those who've asked, I do intend to continue working on FC/2 for a
while yet so there should be several more versions to come. So feel free to
send me your suggestions for improvements. Of course, the amount of work I do
will be influenced by the level of interest (ie registrations).


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 2. Shareware ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

 File Commander/2 is copyrighted software. However, you are encouraged to copy
and share the software with others according to the following requirements:

 File Commander/2 may be freely copied and shared with others, so long as no
charge is made for the software, and it is unmodified and copied in its
entirety, including program documentation. It may be distributed by electronic
means (modem, ftp etc), provided that all files are transmitted (archived)
together.

 Notice that ShareWare is copyrighted software. It's not "Public Domain"
software, nor is it "free" software. If you continue to use this program beyond
a reasonable "trial period", not to exceed 30 days, you must pay for it by
registering. See Registering for how to register.

o Your registration fee makes it possible for me to continue to improve the
  program and increases the likelihood that I will provide useful, cheap
  software in the future.

o IF YOU USE THE PROGRAM FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES, YOU MUST REGISTER.

o Your registration fee buys you the right to use the program beyond the trial
  period of 30 days. Your registration covers ALL VERSIONS of File Commander/2,
  past, present AND future. ie You'll only ever have to register File
  Commander/2 once.

o As a registered user, you'll be notified as new versions are released. Also,
  when possible, I'll send registered users new versions electronically.

 You may NOT charge anyone for a copy of this software other than a small
copying fee. You may NOT include this software with any commercial software
without the consent of the author.

 This software is supplied WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied
warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

 In no event shall the author be liable to you for any consequential, special
incidental or indirect damages of any kind arising out of the performance or
use of the software, even if the author has been advised of the possibility of
such damages. By using the software, you agree to these terms.

Norton Commander is a trademark of Symantec Corporation.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 2.1. Registering ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

 To register File Commander/2, send A$29 (Australian Dollars, approximately
US$20) to the address given in Contacting the Author. Please make cheques
payable to 'Brian Havard' (and please spell it correctly when writing the
cheque to keep my bank manager happy).

 Please include a Registration form (or note containing same information).


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 2.2. Registration Form ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ


            File Commander/2 Registration Form
            ----------------------------------

Name:...................................................


Address:...................................

    ...................................

    ...................................

    ...................................


Email:.....................................
(include if you wish to be emailed updates)



 I would like to register [   ] copy/copies of File Commander/2
at $29 Australian per copy.

                     Total A$ :  _______________


Comments:


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 3. What it hasn't got ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

The following features of Norton Commander are NOT (yet) implemented:

o   File tree
o   History window
o   Quick View
o   File attribute editor
o   Most of the Options menu
o   (there may be some others I've forgotten)


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 4. Key reference ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

 To try to put things into some kind of order, I have divided the key reference
into the following sections:

 1. Function Keys

 2. Contol Keys

 3. Cursor Movement Keys

 4. Storing/Retrieving paths

 5. Miscellaneous Keys


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 4.1. Function Keys ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o F1: Brings up the online help (fc.inf) or the INF file(s) of your choice.
  (See Configuration) For this to work, fc.inf (or the files you specify) must
  be in a directory pointed to by the BOOKSHELF environment variable or be
  specified with their full path.

o F2: Brings up the User Menu

o F3: Views the current file with the viewer of your choice (defaults to
  internal).

o Alt-F3: Views the current file with an alternate viewer of your choice.

o F4: Edits the current file with the editor of your choice (no internal).

o Alt-F4: Edits the current file with an alternate editor of your choice.

o F5: Copies the current file or currently tagged files. Default destination
  directory is that of the opposite panel.

o F6: As above but moves the file(s).

o F7: Make a directory. You are prompted for the name of the directory.

o F8: Delete current file or tagged files. There is a double confirmation on a
  tagged file delete. If you try to delete a non-empty directory, You will get
  a special confirmation box in which you must type "YES" exactly (in upper
  case). The entire directory tree from that directory downwards will then be
  deleted. Only do this if you are really REALLY sure!

o F9: Display menu bar. Once displayed you may use the left/right arrow keys to
  select a menu and the down arrow key to "drop" the menu. You can also drop a
  menu by pressing the key corresponding to the first letter of its name. Once
  dropped, you can move a cursor in the menu with the up/down cursor keys and
  use ENTER to select a menu item. Alternatively, you may select a menu item by
  pressing the key that is highlighted in the menu item's name. Menu items not
  yet implemented are greyed out and will not respond to selection. See Menu
  functions for more details.

o F10: Exit File Commander/2. You must confirm this choice by pressing 'Y' or
  ENTER when asked 'Are you sure you want to exit FC/2 ?'. Mouse button 2 can
  also be used to confirm. Any other key, or mouse button 1, will cancel the
  exit.

o Alt-F1: Select a new drive for the left panel.

o Alt-F2: Select a new drive for the right panel.

o Alt-F7: Finds a file or files that match the name you enter. You may include
  wildcard characters as described below under 'Grey-+' tagging. Once the
  search is complete, a list of matches is displayed. You may move around this
  list using the up and down arrow keys. Pressing ENTER will move the current
  panel to the directory of the file under the cursor and place the file cursor
  on the selected file. Pressing ESC removes the Find File panel with no
  action. ESC can also be used to stop the search.

o Alt-F9: Switch between 25 and 50 line mode.

o Ctrl-F1/F2: Switch off/on left or right panel.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 4.2. Control keys ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o Ctrl-E: Scroll back through command history. Note that this wraps around. ie
  pressing Ctrl-E when the oldest command is showing will bring up the newest
  command.

o Ctrl-F: Insert name of current file with its full path into the command line.

o Ctrl-J: Insert name of current file into command line or, if there is a
  non-space character before the cursor, searches history. Note that only text
  before the cursor is used when looking for a match in history. Note also that
  if pressed again, the next match from history will be recalled. This key
  alters the history position used by Ctrl-E and Ctrl-X.

o Ctrl-Enter: Same as Ctrl-J.

o Ctrl-L: Toggles drive information panel on/off. Shows drive total space, free
  space, number of files and total bytes occupied by current directory, the
  drive's label, file system and serial number.

o Ctrl-O: Turn panels On/Off. Useful if you want to see the output of the
  program you just ran or if you just want a command line for a while.

o Ctrl-R: Re-read the current panel. (Useful if you changed a floppy or if
  another process has altered the directory contents.)

o Ctrl-U: Swap left and right panels.

o Ctrl-X: Scroll forward through command history.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 4.3. Cursor Movement keys ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o Home: Moves cursor to the first file on the panel.

o End: Moves cursor to the last file on the panel.

o Ctrl-Home: Moves command line cursor to the start of the line.

o Ctrl-End: Moves command line cursor to the end of the line.

o Ctrl-Backspace: Deletes word to the left of the cursor.

o Cursor Up/Down: Moves the cursor up or down one file name. Will scroll window
  if necessary. Also if panels are off, scrolls through history.

o Cursor Left/Right: Moves the command line cursor, or if "Brief" view is
  selected, moves cursor over one column.

o Ctrl-Left/Right: Moves the command line cursor one word left or right.

o Alt-Left/Right: Moves the command line cursor, regardless of panel mode. This
  allows you to move the command line cursor when the current panel is in brief
  view.

o Page Up/Down: Moves up or down a page of files.

o Ctrl-PageUp: Move to the parent of the current directory.

o Ctrl-PageDown: Move into the directory the cursor is on. This works like
  pressing ENTER except it won't try to execute anything you've typed on the
  command line.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 4.4. Storing/Retrieving paths ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

 To make directory navigation easier, you can store the current directory path
in one of ten 'slots'. At a later point in time you may recall the directory
which causes the current panel to instantly move to the stored directory.

o To store the current directory, hold down Ctrl and Shift then press one of
  keys 0-9 on the numeric keypad.

o To retrieve a directory, hold down Ctrl then press one of keys 0-9 on the
  numeric keypad.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 4.5. Miscellaneus ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o Esc: Clear command line.

o Tab: Switch cursor between panels.

o Enter: Execute command line, or if command line is empty, execute current
  file. If the file matches an association, then the program associated with it
  will be used on the file (See Configuration). If the cursor is on a
  directory, FC/2 will change into that directory.

o Alt-Enter: Same as above but the executable is run in a separate session.

o Insert: Tag/Untag current file and move cursor down.

o Ctrl-\: Moves to the root directory of the current drive.

o Alt-letter/number: Holding down ALT and typing a partial file name will move
  the cursor to the first file matching that partial name.

o Grey +: Tag files by wildcard. Note that this uses REAL wildcards. ie:

    "*" matches EVERYTHING
    "*x*" matches everything with an 'x' in it
    "??*" matches everything with 2 or more characters
    "[a-c]*" matches files starting with a,b or c
    "[^a-c]* matches files NOT starting with a, b or c
    "[a-d^c]*" matches files starting with a,b or d

o Grey -: Same as above, only UNTAGS.

o Grey *: Inverts selection. ie all tagged files become untagged and vice
  versa. Can be used as a quick way to tag all files when no files are tagged.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 5. Menu Functions ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

The following menu items have been implemented so far:

Left/Right:

   Brief  - change left/right panel to brief file view.

   Full  - change left/right panel to full detail file view.

   Wide  - change left/right panel to wide view (good when there are many long
   file names in a directory).

   Info  - make left/right panel display drive info for opposite panel (or
   switch back to normal if already on).

   On/Off - Switch left/right panel on or off.

   Name/Extension/Time/Size/Unsorted - Sort panel according to selected key.

   Re-Read- Re-read the contents of panel (same as Ctrl-R)

   Filter - Edit the filename filter for a panel.

   Drive  - Select a new drive for panel (same as Alt-F1/F2)

Files:    Same functions as F1-F10, Grey-+/-.

Commands:

   Find File - Search disk for a file or files (same as Alt-F7)

   EGA Lines - Switch between 25 and 50 line mode (same as Alt-F9)

   Swap Panels - swap left and right panels (same as Ctrl-U)

   Panels On/Off - Show/remove panels (same as Ctrl-O)

   Compare Directories - Tags files that aren't in the opposite panel's
   directory, or are newer than the copy in the opposite directory.

Options:

   Full Screen - Toggle between full and half height panels.

   Clock - show/remove clock.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 6. Using the Mouse ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

You can use the mouse to perform the following operations:

o Select a file by clicking button 1 on a file name.

o Tag/Untag a file by clicking button 2 on it.

o Execute a file or change into a directory by double clicking button 1 on it.

o Scroll the files up or down by clicking button 1 on the line directly above
  or below the files.

o Tag several files by holding down button 2 and moving the mouse. If, while
  button 2 is pressed, the mouse is moved onto the line above or below the file
  list, the panel will scroll, tagging all files that pass by.

o Select a function to perform by clicking on the function bar at the bottom of
  the screen. Using button 2 Selects the Alt function. This is particularly
  handy for changing drives (Alt-F1/F2).

o Activate the menu by clicking button 2 on the top line of the screen. The
  easiest way to make a selection is to hold button 2 down after activating
  menu, "pull down" the menu you want and release button 2 when you have the
  correct item highlighted. Clicking outside the menu area will dismiss the
  menu.

o Whenever a dialog popup appears that has a yes/no type question, you may
  click button 1 on the words yes or no to make a selection or you may use
  button 2 to indicate a positive response.

o Whenever a dialog popup appears that requests a string input (eg Make
  Directory), button 1 may be used to position the cursor on the line and
  button 2 is equivalent to pressing ENTER.

o When the results of a 'Find File' operation are showing, double clicking
  button 1 on a file name will cause FC/2 to jump to the directory the file is
  in (like pressing ENTER). The window can be scrolled by clicking on the top
  or bottom lines of the window.

o When using the internal file viewer, clicking button 1 in the top or bottom
  third of the screen scrolls the screen up/down. Using button 2 pages up or
  down.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7. The Internal Viewer ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

  The file viewer built into FC/2 is a basic text viewer that is perfect for
taking a quick look at your text files. You can use the mouse or keyboard to
scroll the text up and down (Keys: Cursor-Up/Down, Page Up/Down, Home, End).
When the mouse is being used to scroll the text, the speed of scrolling is
determined by the 'scrolldelay' configuration directive.

o If a line is longer than 80 columns it will be chopped off at that lenght and
  the remainder placed one the next line.

o You can search for a string using F7 (or Shift-F7 to find next). The search
  is case insensitive. The searching is much faster than the NC internal viewer
  (though that's not hard....).

o Will correctly interpret UNIX, PC or MAC line terminators (LF, CR/LF, CR)

o I think I've got all the bugs out of it but if you ever think it has become
  confused, pressing Ctrl-L will repaint the screen.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8. The User Menu ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

 The user menu is a list of functions defined by you to help you carry out
common tasks. To create a user menu you need to create a plain text file (using
an editor like the OS/2 System editor "e.exe") named fc.mnu in the same
directory as fc.exe. Here is an example user menu file:

S:Scan for viruses
    os2scan c: d:

D:Dos Window
    start /dos

F12:Pulse
    start pulse

 A line that starts in the first column is a description line. The key used to
activate the function is first and may be any single letter or number or one of
the function keys F1-F12. After a separating colon comes the description that
will appear in the menu when it is displayed.

 Any line that starts with a space or tab is a command and will be executed
when the preceding description is chosen from the menu.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9. Advantages over NC in a VDM ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

Why use File Commander/2 instead of Norton Commander in a DOS session?

FC/2 offers the following benefits over Norton Commander in a VDM:

o HPFS long filename support. Long names can be seen and used wherever you
  would expect. Also if no files are tagged, up to 36 characters of the current
  file name are displayed at the bottom of the panel. If a file name is to long
  to fit in the file name column of the panel, the first 12 characters are
  shown with an arrow indicating there is more. Also the case of file names
  isn't lost.

o Can execute OS/2 programs (PM and text mode) as well as DOS and Windows
  programs.

o Can spawn off child processes (Run commands in a separate session).

o Doesn't hog CPU time when idle.

o Better wildcards.

o Copy/Move will handle a directory tree if the source file name is a
  directory.

o Delete can remove an entire tree.

o Starts up faster (no VDM to start).

o Uses less system resources than a DOS session. (a VDM uses ~1MB of system
  memory).

o Association by wildcard instead of just extension.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10. Configuration ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

 Configuration is done with the file fc.ini which must be in the same directory
as fc.exe. If you rename fc.exe you must also rename fc.ini to match. The file
fc.ini contains statements in the form:

keyword=value

to set a configuration setting (see Configuration keywords for valid forms) or

wildcard:program [switches] [! switches]

to create an association. The effect of this is to use "program" on any file
matching "wildcard" when ENTER is pressed on the file. A '!' character on the
right of the ':' will be replaced by the file name when "program" is executed.
If there is no '!', the file name will be added to the end. This is useful if
you need parameters AFTER the file name.
e.g.

*.dsk:loaddskf ! a:
*.zip:unzip
*.inf:view
*.ico:iconedit
*.zoo:zoo x
*.tif*:pmview
(matches both x.tif and x.tiff, not actually sure if pmview handles tiffs...)

Do NOT use spaces around the '=' or ':' or at the start of the line. Any line
not containing an '=' or ':' will be ignored entirely. Do not use quotes around
string values. (used below for clarity only)


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1. Configuration keywords ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o background  String prepended to a command to start it in a separate session
  when Alt-Enter is used. Default is "start /f /c"

o clock=12|24|off  Specifies whether a clock should be shown and what type.
  File time stamps will be of the same type. See timemode for changing time
  stamp type without turning on the clock.

o editor  name of editor used when F4 is pressed. Default is "e"

o editor2  As above but for Alt-F4.

o fullscreen=on|off  Specifies if panels should fill the whole screen or half
  the screen. Can be changed from the options menu while running. Default is
  yes.

o help  names .inf files viewed by pressing F1. (Default is "fc.inf") The .inf
  files must be found in directories listed in the BOOKSHELF environment
  variable.
  eg 4os2.inf+cmdref.inf

o hidden=on|off  Specifies if hidden files will show up. Default off.

o left  directory that the left panel starts in. Defaults to current directory.

o leftfilter,rightfilter  One or more (space separated) filename masks, one of
  which a file must match in order to appear in a panel. Default is "*".

o leftsort,rightsort  Sets the sort key for the left and right panels. Value
  can be:

   name      : Sort by name only
   extension : Sort by extension, then name
   time      : Sort by time/date (newest first), then name
   size      : Sort by file size (largest first), then name
   unsorted  : Order is as read from file system

o leftstyle,rightstyle=brief|full|wide Sets the display type for left and right
  panels. Default is full.

o lines Sets the number of lines on screen at startup. Can be 21, 25, 28, 43,
  50 or 60 for full screen sessions or any value of at least 21 for a windowed
  session. Using a number that is not one of those listed for a full screen
  session will result in the number of lines being set to the next value up.

o mouspeed Sets the mouse speed (sensitivity) for fullscreen sessions. The
  default is 8 with smaller numbers making the mouse faster, larger numbers
  slower.

o numlock=on|off  Specifies if numlock should be fixed on or not. Affects both
  FC/2 and any program started by FC/2 unless it is in a separate session.

  Note:  This does NOT work for a windowed session as PM keeps its own idea of
  keylock status.

o right  directory that the right panel starts in. Defaults to current
  directory.

o saver  Specifies number of minutes before the screen saver starts.

o scrolldelay  If you find that scrolling using the mouse goes too fast, use
  this directive to specify a delay (in milliseconds) between each line
  scrolled. I find 5 is a good value. This directive only affects full screen
  sessions as windowed sessions usually need all the speed they can get.

o timemode=12|24  You can use this to specify 24 hour time for file time stamp
  display if you don't have the clock on initially. It also affects the mode
  the clock will be in if switched on from the menu.

o viewer  name of file viewer used when F3 is pressed. Default is the internal
  file viewer.

o viewer2  name of file viewer used when Alt-F3 is pressed. Default is "list"
  as in the one built into 4os2.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11. Contacting the Author ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

If you have any comments, questions, suggestions or bug reports, you can
contact me by either of the following means:

Internet: [e-mail]
(at least until end of 1993)

Snail Mail:   Brian Havard
        16a Rennison St,
        Mordialloc 3195,
        Victoria
        AUSTRALIA


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12. Release History ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o 13/4/93 v0.1  Initial Release

o 28/4/93 v0.11

o 24/5/93 v0.12

o 7/6/93 v0.13

o 21/7/93 v0.14

o 12/8/93 v0.15


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1. Version 0.11 ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o Fixed bug that caused lockup if a history search found no match.

o If an executed program changes directory contents, cursor stays on same file
  name.

o Improved logic of and documented file name seeking. (Alt-letter/number)

o Added clock.

o Added screen saver.

o Cursor should now be in the right place after changing up a directory. This
  was only wrong after using Alt-F1/F2 to change to a drive who's default
  directory was not its root.

o 43/50 line mode support added. As the EMX static link library doesn't support
  >25 lines, emx.dll is now required. Note that in a windowed session you can
  have as many or few lines as you like although things start getting a little
  mixed up with less than 16. Before running FC, use "mode co80,n" where n is
  the number of lines.

o No harderr popup if no disk in drive.

o Option to deselect use of KBD subsystem if causing traps.

o ".." entry not shown at root of HPFS drive.

o Several other minor bugs I didn't bother to note down.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.2. Version 0.12 ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o Prevent view or edit of a directory.

o Use of '!' in associations.

o Preservation of tagging when program executed.

o Ctrl-U panel swap.

o Menu system added.

o Panel (single) on/off - Ctrl-F1/F2

o Sort by Name/Extension/Time/Size/Unsorted

o Brief (3 column, no details) file view

o Clock can be turned on/off from menu

o Moved from EMX/GCC to Borland C++ which required a fairly major operation to
  convert from the EMX windowing library to Borland's.

o Wildcards can now be used in destination specification to modify file names
  with rename/move/copy operations.

o Altered use of KBD subsystem to stop Trap problems (I hope).

o Capitalization of directory names on FAT volumes.

o Deletion of directory trees using F8. Also allows F6 to move a tree between
  drives successfully.

o Converted documentation to INF format.

o Added volume label, file system and serial number to Info panel.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3. Version 0.13 ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o Added Compare Directories

o Improved widlcards to handle square bracket notation.

o Stoped the following causing TRAPs:

    Ctrl-U without both panels showing.
    Brief/Full selection on hiden panel

o Fixed Alt-F1/F2 behaviour if panel not showing.

o Fixed mess caused by copying/moving files when only 1 panel is showing.

o Screen is restored on exit.

o Added lines= directive to allow setting of initial screen lines.

o Added Alt-F3/F4 and viewer2/editor2 directives to give a choice of 2
  viewers/editors.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.4. Version 0.14 ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o Fixed "Overwrite all" option when moving files to a directory on the same
  drive.

o Added Find File function.

o Added internal file viewer.

o Added mouse support for most functions.

o Added 'mouspeed' configuration directive to adjust mouse sensitivity.

o Improved behaviour when a panel's directory becomes non-existant (will move
  up directories until it finds one that exists).

o Now allows international characters >127 (and graphic characters) in all
  input fields (including command line).

o Stopped re-prompting of Delete Tree dialog if something goes wrong during
  tree deletion.

o In brief view, file details given on status line.

o Improved behaviour when selecting Full/Brief/Info from menu.

o Added simple interpreter for "cd" and "d:" type commands

o Removed finite length limit on string values in fc.ini (viewer, editor etc).

o Added half height panels.

o Stopped screen saver activating in a windowed session.

o Alt-Left/Right can be used to move the command line cursor when in brief
  view.

o Ctrl-Left/Right moves cursor a word left/right.

o Added file mask.

o Removed case sensitivity from square bracket operator in file masks.

o Added ability to insert a file name with its full path into the command line
  (Ctrl-F).

o File sizes >= 1e8 (ў100Meg) will be displayed sensibly ( divided by 1024, 'K'
  appended ).

o 4DOS/4OS2 descriptions preserved by copy/move operations (and deleted by file
  delete operations).

o Added support for VCD.

o Added exit (F10) confirmation.

o Ctrl-O will now only restore panels it switched off.

o Path in prompt can no longer fill whole line.

o Fixed bug in history that sometimes gave junk on Ctrl-E.

o Added 'scrolldelay' configuration directive to allow slowing of mouse
  scrolling.

o Ctrl-Backspace now deletes word to the left of the cursor.

o lines=nn can now be any number for a windowed session.

o Improved handling of read only files including 'All' option when deleting
  several read only files.

o Can now use a mode co80,nn command on the command line to adjust FC/2's
  number of lines.

o Plus many other minor changes and fixes.


ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.5. Version 0.15 ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ

o Fixed problem with network drives.

o Added 'Wide' panel view style.

o Fixed trap when viewing 0 length files with internal viewer.

o Fixed problem with % in command lines.

o Whenever only 1 panel is showing, now automatically becomes current.

o ESC can now be used to stop file search.

o When drive select window showing, right mouse button re-selects current drive
  which effectively re-reads the current drive.

o Now uses correct date separator for country.

o Uses 24hr format time stamps on files if clock is 24hr or 'timemode=24'
  configuration directive.

o Added 'left=' configuration directive.

o Will ignore invalid left= or right= directories.

o Reduced cursor 'flicker' when moving mouse with button held down.

o Fixed behaviour after running fullscreen OS/2 graphic program.

o Added ability to invert selection with Grey '*'.

o Improved 'Change drive' popup.

o Fixed copying/renaming tagged files with wildcard (broken in 0.14).

o Added store/retrieve paths.

o Added User Menu.