In addition to Serge Shestopalov who wrote the program itself, we also acknowledge the help given by the following people:
Phil Spencer - For writing the help and readme files and also beta testing the program.
Andy Waller - For beta testing.
We are extremely grateful for the help of all these people, as well as anyone else who has assisted in the development of this program.
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Finding files is one of the program's most powerful features. The ability to find files, and text within files, provided by RMRFile is one of the fastest and most comprehensive available for EPOC.
Pressing Ctrl+F or selecting Find
from the Edit menu will bring up the Find files dialog box. This dialog has 3 pages:
Files
Size & date
Advanced
The first page, Files, allows you to set which folders and disks will be scanned for files matching your criteria. In the Name box, you can enter the pattern of file names you wish to match. Standard wildcards are supported, for example:
would match all files beginning with J, no matter what comes after that first letter. A more refined version could be:
J??K*.*
which would match any file with a first letter of J and a 4th letter of K.
You can limit the disks which are scanned by using the Disk option. Likewise, you can limit which folders are scanned using the Folder option - to ensure that subfolders beneath the selected folder are scanned, tick the Scan subfolders option.
Using this page, you can also try to find text inside files. For example, you may wish to scan your \Documents\ folder for all references to a client's name. Simply enter the text to find - if you wish to find text exactly as you type, then tick the Case sensitive option.
The remaining 2 pages are for very advanced searches. The Size & date page allows you to refine a search to show only files matching a certain date and/or size pattern. The final Advanced page will enable you to further refine a search to show only files belonging to a certain application and with certain attributes!
Taking these powerful features to the limit, it is entirely possible to search inside all folders, on all disks, for files named RMR*.*, which contain the text "Register", are between 2K and 20K in size, were created between July 20th 1998 and July 26th 1998, have any attributes, and only belong to the Word application! Extremely powerful.
The final item which can be found on the Find files dialog, is the Add button. Use this when you are making more than one search to find different files, but want the results displayed in the same panel. For example, you may wish to find all Word files and also all Sheet files which contain the client name "John Smith" - but no other file types. In this case, initiate a search for all of the Word files to contain the name. When finished, select Find... again from the menu, and setup a search for the relevant Sheet files. However, instead of tapping OK, tap Add. This will add the new find results (for Sheet files) to the current ones for the Word files.
RMRFile is the premier file manager for EPOC machines. It is both powerful and comprehensive, yet at the same time extremely easy to use.
Within this program you can:
Copy and move files quickly and easily between different folders.
Perform advanced operations on files and folders such as changing their time and date
Find files and folders based on a comprehensive set of search conditions
Browse all of the different folders on your machine
Create new files and folders, or launch existing files from any location
Easily view the contents of the ROM (Z:) disk
Treat PC standard .ZIP files as if they were a folder, and copy/move files between the .ZIP and normal folders
Fully customise the way RMRFile looks and feels to suit your style of use
This program and all associated distribution files are Copyright
RMR Software 1998-1999, All Rights Reserved. Code written by and Copyright
Serge Shestopalov 1998-1999, All Rights Reserved.
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If 2 panels are open (see the Panels help topic) and you have one of more files and/or folders selected (see the Selecting files help topic), then you can drag the selected items from one panel to another to either copy or move them.
To begin dragging selected items, simply move the pen towards the idle panel (i.e. the one which is not active) - for example, if you have some files selected in the left panel, you would drag towards the right panel.
You should then see an icon appear where the pen is to signify the selected files.
To move the selected files, hold down the Shift key whilst you are dragging.
To copy the selected files, hold down the Ctrl key whilst you are dragging.
The program's main interface is panel based. You may have either one or two panels open at one time, and each of these can show a different view.
Panels may be used for browsing files and folders, to show the results of a Find (see the Finding files help topic) or to view and manipulate the contents of Zip archives.
If you have only one panel open, then a second files panel can be opened by pressing Ctrl+G or selecting the option in the Create Panel cascade under the View menu. Alternatively, Ctrl+F will open a Find panel, and Shift+Ctrl+Z will open a Zip archive panel.
If two panels are already open, the Files option is disabled, but you can still create Find and Zip panels.
Similarly, if both panels are open, Ctrl+L (the Close option on the Panel cascade under the View menu) will cause the currently selected panel to be closed, leaving only one panel in view. If only one panel is open, this option will close the program.
Tip: When 2 panels are open, the program allows you to easily tell which one is active (i.e. the one which you can immediately use to perform operations), by means of a highlight. The inactive panel will have its surrounding text (e.g. the disk selector button, the information at the bottom, etc.) displayed in white text, and the active panel will use black text.
he one which is not active) - for example, if you have some files selected in the left panel, you would drag towards the right panel.
You should then see an icon appear where the pen is to signify the selected files.
To move the selected files, hold down the Shift key whilst you are dragging.
To copy the selected files, hold down the Ctrl key whilst you are dragging.
The program provides some global preferences so you can configure it to work how you want. Once the Preferences option has been selected from the menu (or Ctrl+K is pressed), you will be shown a dialog consisting of 2 pages:
General
General
On this page, the following two options are available:
Return to
Include ROM
Return to allows you to specify what will happen when you launch a program or document from within the program. If this is set to System, then once the launched file is closed, you will be returned to the System shell. If it is set to RMRFile, then the program will come back to the foreground once the file is closed.
Finally, Include ROM (if ticked) will add disk Z to all file selectors so that you can view files on, and copy files from, the internal ROM (Read Only Memory) of your machine. You cannot delete or directly alter the files on the ROM.
This page containes options to alter the way the program handles .ZIP files. The following three options are available:
'Enter' key & double tap action
Default archive type
Open Zip files with
To provide flexibility in the way the program operates you can use the Enter key & double tap action option to govern which function is invoked when you press Enter or tap twice on a file name inside a Zip file. If you find that you normally want to extract files from archives more often than you want to launch them, set this option to 'Extract file', and vice versa.
The Default archive type option will determine what type of archive is created when you create a new Zip archive via the File menu and the 'Create new' cascade. If you wish to create 'standard' (fully PC compatible) files then set this to 'Standard Zip'. If you want to create files which show an icon on the EPOC System screen, set this to 'Zip with icon'. For more details see the note about Archive types in the Zip archives topic.
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Disk operations refer to the functions available under the Disk menu, which allow you to manipulate the various disks in your machine. These include:
Copy disk (Ctrl+Y)
Format disk (Shift+Ctrl+F)
Name disk (Shift+Ctrl+G)
Disk information (Ctrl+S)
Current disk (Ctrl+Q)
As with the File operations these are also quite simple, but some are potentially harmful!
Copy disk allows you to copy the entire disk either into a subfolder or onto another disk. This option is likely to be used only rarely, if it all, but is useful for doing backups.
Format disk is a dangerous option if used wrongly - PLEASE USE WITH CARE! This allows you to totally wipe the contents of any disk.
Name disk allows you to give a name to the selected disk (e.g. 'Internal 8M' for the internal disk). This helps with identification when backing up to a PC.
Disk information shows you a dialog box with useful details about the selected disk, such as total space, space free, space used, etc.
And finally, the Current disk option lets you change which disk is be
ing viewed in the current panel. This can also be achieved by tapping on the disk icon of the current panel, which will produce a small popup menu to allow you to select the new disk.
You can adjust several settings relating to the panels on screen. These can be found by pressing Shift+Ctrl+K to bring up the View Preferences dialog box.
The available settings are arranged into three pages as follows:
This page governs how the panels appear. There are 5 choices in this dialog:
Show grid lines
Vertical scroll bar
Horizontal scroll bar
File sizes in
Date column
The Grid lines option allows you to specify in which direction grid lines are drawn in the panel, these can help to visually separate the file and folder names.
Both of the scroll bar options let you set whether scroll bars appear always, never or automatically. If you set these to Off (i.e. so they never appear) you will have to use the keyboard to navigate.
File sizes in allows you to change how file sizes are displayed in the Size column of the screen. The available options are Bytes, Kilobytes and Megabytes.
Finally, using the Date column option you can set the program to display either the Time & date of files and folders, or Date only inside the Date column of the panel.
Columns
With this page you can 'fine tune' the columns which are shown within each panel. These columns hold the various data about the files and folders you are browsing, such as name, date, attributes, etc.
You can mark any of the various columns visible or invisible so that the panel is showing only the information you really want. You can also set the width of all visible columns.
To do this, select the name of the column you wish to change using the Column choice box. Then move down and ensure Calculate width is set to Fixed. You will then be able to enter your desired with (in characters) inside the Width box.
Note: The Name column cannot be made invisible. It is the default column, and is therefore always on show.
This final page allows you to specify if you wish file icons to be shown for files inside Zip archives.
Checking the box will mean that Zip files appear to be more 'folder' like in their appearance, because the files which can be identified will have icons. However, it will slow down the opening and also manipulation of Zip files slightly because the program has to check the contents to try and find a suitable icon for each file
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File operations refer to the functions available under the File menu, which you can use to manipulate the files and folders on your machine. These operations are:
Open (Ctrl+O)
Copy (Ctrl+C)
Move (Ctrl+V)
Delete (Ctrl+D)
Rename (Ctrl+R)
All of these are very simple, and are as obvious as they sound. With the exception of Rename, all can be performed on multiple files and folders (see the Selecting files help topic).
Renaming files and folders can only be done on one file or folder at a time.
Open will cause the program to launch (i.e. open) the currently selected files. The same result can be achieved by pressing Enter when the files are selected, or by double tapping a file or selected files with the pen (Glidepoint on the Geofox).
The Copy and Move operations can also be carried out by dragging tagged files between panels (see the Dragging files help topic).
A useful feature of the Copy and Move operations when selected from the menu or with their respective shortcut keys, is that the resulting Destination dialog box is automatically 'seeded' with the location of the inactive panel. E.g.:
If you have 4 files tagged in the left panel (C:\Documents\) and the right panel is showing D:\Documents\, then when Copy is selected, the dialog will automatically offer you D:\Documents\ as the initial destination for the files. This makes copying and moving lots of files between 2 places very quick and very easy.
Four other options on the File menu which also require attention are:
Create new > File (Ctrl+N)
Create new > Folder (Shift+Ctrl+N)
Create new > Zip archive (Ctrl+Z)
Properties (Ctrl+P)
The Create new file and folder options both mirror those offered by the System screen. Create new file offers you a dialog where you can specify the name and parent application of a new file to be created in the current folder. Create new folder causes a new folder to be created under the current one. E.g. if you were browsing C:\Documents\ and used Create new folder to create 'Accounts' the resulting folder would be C:\Documents\Accounts\
In addition, Create new zip archive not only opens a zip panel but offers you a dialog where you can specify the name and folder for a new archive file to be created, together with other archiving attributes (see the Zip archives Help topic for more information).
Finally, Properties allows you to view and change various properties of files and folders. You can, for example, alter attributes of the selected files and folders. Or you can alter the time and date of when files were last changed.
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Another extremely useful feature provided by the program is Bookmarks.
These are similar to the bookmark feature provided by the System Shell, with the exception that you can define up to 20 bookmarks in this program (less in the unregistered version) instead of only 1 like in System.
Bookmarks can be added, deleted, viewed or changed by selecting the Edit
item situated on the Bookmarks cascade on the Edit menu. To quickly change to a bookmarked folder without resorting to this option, you can press Ctrl+B or tap on the
button in the bottom right corner of each panel. This will show you a list of all the currently defined bookmarks - simply select the location you wish to go to, and the panel will change to that folder.
To quickly add the current folder to the Bookmarks list, press Shift+Ctrl+B or select the Add current folder item situated on the Bookmarks cascade on the Edit menu
This program now provides tight integration with another high quality title from RMR Software - RMRZip.
It is now possible to open Zip archives directly from within RMRFile itself. These archives appear as a new panel, which shows the contents. It is also possible to create new archives from within RMRFile too. Once an archive panel is open, you can manipulate the archive in all the usual ways.
In this respect, RMRFile allows you to treat Zip archives as 'virtual folders'. Because archives contents are displayed as another panel, it can appear that you are not looking at an archive, but another folder. This revolutionary integration allows you to work more effectively and productively with Zip archives.
Note: Only registered RMRZip users will be able to take full advantage of all the archive operations. Regardless of whether you are registered to RMRFile or not, you need to also register RMRZip if you wish to carry out more advanced Zip actions (such as adding password protected files).
When a Zip archive panel is open, some of the existing File menu options operate slightly differently in the other active file panel:
Copy (Ctrl+C) works to Add the highlighted or selected files to the archive.
Move (Ctrl+M) works to Add the highlighted or selected files to the archive and then offers to delete the originals.
In the active Zip archive panel:
Copy (Ctrl+C) works to Extract the selected files from the archive
Move (Ctrl+M) works to Extract the selected files from the archive and will then offer a dialog for deletion of the file in the archive.
In addition, when the Zip archive panel is active, extra menu options become available under the File menu for Zip file manipulation. These operations are:
Add file... which presents the full file selection dialog, allowing you to select single, multiple or all files (only for registered users) in a folder to be added to the archive.
Zip tools which gives you options for adding comments to individual files in the archive, or to the Zip archive file itself. You can also test the archive file from here, or view a screen of summary information.
When adding files to a zip achive you have all the functions of RMRZip available (when registered) in the 3 page dialog. Please see the Help for RMRZip for a full description, but in summary these are:
Options
Recurse to add all files in subfolders under the current folder position.
Save folder info which will record the relative or full pathname of each file
File comment to add a brief (up to 255 characters) comment to each file added to the archive.
Archive comment to add a longer comment to the whole of the archive file.
Advanced
Move files will delete the selected file(s) once they have been successfully added to the archive.
Add password will encrypt each file that you add to that archive, requiring the correct password in order to extract the files again.
Compression giving a range of compression algorithms that allow you to balance the speed of archiving against the size of the archive file.
Registered users should refer to the Help of RMRZip itself for a full description of all the available Zip archive features.
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The program provides many little things to help make it easier to use, and to allow you to alter the panels and the way they appear, quickly and easily.
The feature to note is the Sort by option, which can be found on the Tools menu, or by pressing Ctrl+I. This allows you to change the order in which files and folders are sorted in the current panel. You can chose to sort files and folders based on any of the currently visible columns, and in either ascending (A..Z) or descending (Z..A) order.
You can also change the sort order by tapping the column titles. For example, if the files are currently sorted by date, you can sort them in ascending order by name by tapping once on the Name column. To sort in descending order by name, simply tap the Name column title a second time.
To close the current panel, you can tap on
in the top right corner of the panel. If only one panel is open, tapping that button will close the program.
Similarly, by clicking on the
button, you can change up one folder (e.g. if you are in C:\Accounts\May 1998\ then after tapping that button you would be in the folder C:\Accounts\). This mirrors the functionality of the button with a similar icon under Microsoft
Windows
Explorer.
To switch between 2 open panels via the keyboard only, you can use the Tab key.
Finally, the program allows you to quickly change the folder being viewed in the current panel by tapping once on the folder path bar (which is next to the
button at the top of the panel). This will produce a drop-down hierarchical tree view of all the folders and subfolders on the current disk. Simply select the one you wish to change to from this list.
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This program offers several methods of selecting files. Once you have selected a file or files, you can then perform operations on them all (e.g. Copy).
Selected files are marked with a tick in the left most column on screen.
Select all (Ctrl+A)
This option which appears on the Edit menu will select all the files listed in the current panel.
Tip: You can also select all the files in a panel by tapping on the left most column title marked with a tick.
Using the pen
You can use the pen on it's own to select files by simply tapping once in the left most column next to the name of the file you wish to select. As stated above, once the file is selected it will have a tick next to it.
This method allows you to select any number of files in any order.
Using the pen and keys
The pen combined with the Shift key allows you to select a block of files in one go.
Holding down Shift and tapping on a file name will select it. If you keep Shift depressed and tap on another file name that file and all of the files in between the one you tapped first and the one you tapped last will be selected.
Using the keyboard
You can move about the list of file names with the arrow keys. The down arrow will move the cursor down, and the up arrow will move the cursor up. The left and right arrow keys will scroll the screen left and right if there is data to be seen (e.g. more text of a folder path or file comment inside a Zip archive).
If you hold down Shift whilst moving the cursor with the arrow keys, multiple files will be selected.
Tip: Two other options which are useful for selecting files can both be found on the Edit menu. Clear all selections (Shift+Ctrl+L) will remove any selections you have made. Invert selection (Shift+Ctrl+I) will reverse the status of any selections - i.e. any files which are currently selected will have their selection removed, and any files which are not currently selected will become selected.
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A full list of the programs available from RMR Software is as follows:
Personal Accounts Suite
RMRBank (For EPOC)
RMRBank3 (For 3a/c/mx)
SNABank (For Siena)
S3Bank (For S3 Classic)
20 / US$30)
This is a Quicken-type Personal Accounts package that has more functionality than any of the other financial programs currently available for Psions, and is less than half the price of the commercial programs. It is now the most successful Psion Shareware program, with well over 6500 registered users all over the world, and S5Bank won the Finance category of the Psion-sponsored EPOC/OPL competition.
As well as the basic financial core, the program also includes for free, all these next 5 programs as fully-integrated optional modules. Otherwise these modules are available as the following standalone programs.
Investment Performance Monitor
RMRInvest (EPOC)
S3AInv (S3a/c/mx)
SNAInv (Siena)
10 / US$15)
An Investment Performance Tracker to monitor a portfolio of stocks, shares or bonds.
Fuel Consumption Monitor
RMRFuel (EPOC)
S3AFuel (S3a/c/mx)
SNAFuel (Siena)
10 / US$15)
A Fuel Consumption Monitor for up to 10 vehicles.
Financial Planner
S3APlan (S3a/c/mx)
SNAPlan (Siena)
7 / US$10)
A Budget Planner based on the Quicken Financial Planner.
Home Inventory
RMRHome (EPOC)
S3AHome (S3a/c/mx)
SNAHome (Siena)
10 / US$15)
A Home Inventory program based on the Quicken version.
Expense Account Monitor
S3AExp (S3a/c/mx)
SNAExp (Siena)
10 / US$15)
An Expense Account Monitor with optional Company Vehicle monitor.
As well as these financially orientated programs we also offer the following other programs:
Picture/Icon Editor
RMRArt (EPOC)
12 / US$20)
S3ADraw (S3a/c/mx)
SNADraw (Siena)
10 / US$15)
A Drawing or Icon viewer and editor.
Collection Manager
S3AColl (S3a/c/mx)
SNAColl (Siena)
7 / US$10)
A Collection (books/records/etc) Manager.
Extended ToDo Manager
RMRTask (EPOC)
S3ATask (S3a/c/mx)
10 / US$15)
An Extended Task (ToDo) Manager.
Note Taker/Jotter
RMRNotes (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
An advanced 'Jotter' program
Text/Hex Editor
RMRText (EPOC)
Freeware
Diet/Weight/Exercise Tracker
RMRDiet (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
Agenda Month Viewer
RMRMonth (EPOC)
12 / US$20)
Utilities & Conversions
RMRUtils (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
A useful collection of utility and conversion tools
File Compression/Archiving
RMRZip (EPOC)
PsiZip (S3a/c/mx) & Siena)
15 / US$25)
The EPOC and SIBO equivalents of WinZip and PKZip for the PC
Vacation/Leave Tracking
VacTrac5 (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
Program for tracking holidays for a group of employees.
Solitaire
RMRSol (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
The classic patience card game.
RMRGolf (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
The classic patience card game.
Montana
RMRMontana (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
The classic patience card game.
Othello
RMRReverse (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
The classic logic game.
Defender
deVender (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
The classic 'Defender' arcade game.
Contact Manager
RMRContact (EPOC)
20 / US$32)
An Act!-like Contact Manager application
File Manager
RMRFile (EPOC)
15 / US$25)
A multi-function file manager along the lines of Windows Explorer.
Company Car Manager
RMRCar (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
A program to record your business use of your Company Car.
Sokoban Game
RMRBoxx (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
A version of the classic strategy game Sokoban.
Fruit Machine Game
RMRFruit (EPOC)
7 / US$10)
The classic casino game.
Worms Game
RMRSnake (EPOC)
7 / US$10)
The classic Worms game.
Sound Convertor/Player
Soundtrans (EPOC)
12 / US$20)
A Sound convertor and player for all formats
Internet News Reader
RMRNews (EPOC)
15 / US$25)
File Transfer Program
RMRFTP (EPOC)
15 / US$25)
Clipboard Utility
RMRAutotext (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
Shopping List Manager
RMRShop (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
Crossword Puzzle
RMRCrossword (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
Revision/Study Aid
RMRTester (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
List Manager
RMRList (EPOC)
10 / US$15)
These are all available from our Home Page at:
http://www.rmrsoft.com/
If you cannot get them from any of these places, simply send a floppy disk and Stamped, Self Addressed envelope to any of the addresses quoted in the 'How to Register' Help Item, and we will send you all the latest copies of the programs. (State which platform).
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If you wish to register your copy, which will then give you full access to the program, and no nag screen, the cost is
15 or US$25). There are two ways to register:
Credit Card:
If you wish to register on
line using a credit card you have 2 options:
USA Residents:
We now support the PayPal system for transferring of money, as that avoids the $5 handling charge put on by REGNET. Simply send the money to alan@rmrsoft.com quoting the program you wish to register and we will send the registration code to you within a few hours.
If you are not already signed up for PayPal it is very straightforward. Just go to www.paypal.com and follow the instructions. You even get a $5 bonus for signing up. We would also appreciate if you say that you were referred by alan@rmrsoft.com so that we get the $5 referral bonus :-))
Non-USA Residents:
Until PayPal goes international you will have to register on the WWW through RegNet, the Registration Network (Note that paying by this method will involve an extra US$5 handling charge). RegNet can be reached by e-mail: orders@reg.net or on the World Wide Web: http://www.reg.net or in the USA by calling 1-800-WWW2REG (1 800 999-2734) or the easiest way is by following the links from my WWW Home page at:
http://www.rmrsoft.com/
This program has been allocated the RegNet Number: 2510 and this should be quoted. The notification tends to get to us within 12 hours and we reply within another 12 hrs.
By Post:
Please send the money to either of the following addresses. UK cheques & Sterling Eurocheques (no foreign currency cheques please), or 'real folding' money, to the UK address and US$ checks to the USA address. Please make any cheques (checks) payable to 'RMR Software' and include a stamped, self-addressed envelope or provide an E-Mail address :
Software
c/o 46 Mortimer Road
Kempston
Bedford MK42 8RE
ENGLAND
RMR Software
c/o 6000 Natick Court
Burke, VA 22015
We will then send you a unique code to enter with the 'Register' Menu option, which will allow you unrestricted use of the program.
If you have any questions, we can be contacted at :
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