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File Finder Pack
Version 3.5
04-01-91
by
Jim Derr
Member of
Association of Shareware Professionals
CSERVE ID 76266,2634
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Please note this is a shareware product. If you find these
utilities useful please register and keep shareware alive. Only
registered users will be supported. The fee is small and not
unreasonable.
QQUUIICCKK SSTTAARRTT
FF2 and FFF use the same format for the command line option. All
command line parameters MUST be separated by blanks and all
options MUST begin with a forward slash /. The options may
appear anywhere on the command line. The format of the command
line for both programs is:
FFx [options] [[drives:] [filespec]] [options]
If the drives parameter is omitted the programs will search all
hard drives that can be identified. If the drives parameter is
included then only the drives specified will be searched. (PLEASE
NOTE THE COLON MUST BE ENTERED AFTER THE DRIVE LETTERS).
If the colon is entered without any drive letter preceding it
then FFF and FF2 will only search for files on the current
default disk drive.
For example:
FFF : *.bat
This will search for all files on the current default drive that
have a file extension of bat.
Multiple filespecs may be entered along with multiple drives.
For example:
FF2 *.BAK CD: \UTILITY\*.COM DE: \TEMP\*.* C:\JIM\*.*
This example will:
1) Find all files that have a file extension of BAK that
resides on any identifiable hard drive.
2) Find all files that have a file extension of COM in the
UTILITY directory or any sub-directory of the UTILITY
directory ONLY ON HARD DRIVES C AND D.
3) Find all files that reside in the TEMP directory or any sub-
directory of the TEMP directory ONLY ON HARD DRIVES D AND E.
4) Find all files that reside in the JIM directory or any sub-
directory of the JIM directory ONLY ON THE C DRIVE.
Any options that appear on the command line are active for all
search operations.
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This program will find files on your hard disk. It as fashioned
after the whereis program but has more features.
Format is:
FF2 [options] [[drives:] [filespec]] [options]
Where options are:
/C comma delimited listing
/R raw listing - full path name only
/S short listing - filename.ext only
/B list in bat file format
/P pause when screen is full
/Q quite mode
/I also look inside archive files
/A only look inside archive files
/E Extended Directory Search
/G Greater or Equal to mm-dd-yy
/L Less or Equal to mm-dd-yy
/SD Single Directory search only (do not recurse)
/1 stop after finding one file
errorlevel 1 returned if no files found
errorlevel 0 returned if files are found
/Z[RHSA] Show files with specified attributes
/X"cmd" execute a cmd against all files found
/@ Prompt for options.
/CFG Configure the FF2 Program.
The filespec's that are specified on the command line can include
a disk and directory. If a disk and or directory is specified
than the search will be restricted to the specified disk and
directory and any sub-directories under the specified directory.
Each filespec can contain different starting disks and
directories.
When specifying the file to search for FF2 has a quick complete
algorithm. If you do not include a period in the file extension
FF2 will expand the filespec using the wildcard character ? for
the remainder of the filespec. For example if you entered FF2
AB, FF2 will expand the filespec to AB??????.???. If you enter
FF2 C:\BAT\B FF2 will expand the filespec to C:\BAT\B???????.???.
However if you enter FF2 B.* , FF2 will not alter the filespec
since you included a period in the filespec.
FF2 also has an expanded wild card search algorithm. If you
include an * on both sides of the filename, FF2 will find all
files that contain the characters entered between the *'s
anywhere in the filename. For example:
FF2 *inst*
This will find all files that contain inst somewhere in the
filename.
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I.E. D:\ANY\PINST.BAT
C:\ONE\PCINSTAL.BAT
C:\TWO\INSTALL.COM
To find files with no extension include the period but no file
extension. I.E. FF2 *me*.
If no disk or directory is included with the filespec than all
hard disks will be searched.
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FF2 now has the capability to automatically identify all hard
disks on your system. You can over-ride this automatic detection
by setting the environment variable FF to the disk letter your
wish the search to be performed on.For example. SET FF=CD tells
FF2 to search the C and D drives if you have not specified a disk
in the filespec on the command line.
All output from FF2 can be redirected or piped by using the DOS
redirect and pipe characters.
The default output produced by FF2 file-size, file-date, file-
time, disk:\directory\filename.file-ext. This can be changed by
using the following command line options:
/C Produces a comma delimited listing, this listing can be
imported into most spreadsheet and database programs.
/R Produces a raw listing containing disk:\directory\fn.ext
only.
/S Produces a short listing containing filename.ext only.
/B Produces a listing that can be used as a bat file. The
output is as follows:
%1 filename.ext %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
/P Will case a pause when the screen is full.
/Q Quite mode no output produced but results can be tested by
using the if errorlevel command in a .bat file.
/I This option tells FF2 to also look inside any archive files
for the indicated files. The archive files that are
supported are ZIP, ARC, ARJ, ZOO, PAK, and LZH files.
/A This option tells FF2 to ONLY look inside archive files for
the indicated files.
/1 This option tells FF2 to stop looking for files after it
finds the first file that matches the specified pattern.
/E To increase the file search process FF2 normally only looks
for directories that do not contain a file extension. Using
this option tells FF2 to also look for directories that
contain directory names with extensions.
/G This option allows you to limit the file search to files
that have a filedate Greater than or Equal to the date
specified. The format is /Gmm-dd-yy.
I.E. /G01-01-90 or /G1-1-90 will list files that have a
filedate greater than or equal to 1-1-90.
(Note this option may be combined with the /L option to
specify a date range)
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/L This option allows you to limit the file search to files
that have a filedate Less than or Equal to the date
specified. The format is /Lmm-dd-yy.
I.E. /L01-01-90 or /L1-1-90 will list files that have a
filedate less than or equal to 1-1-90.
(Note this option may be combined with the /G option to
specify a date range)
/Z[RHSA]
This option allows you to limit the file search to files
that have specific attributes. For example, specifying /ZA
will list files that have the archive attribute, /ZRH will
list files that have the read-only attribute OR the hidden
attribute set.
***PLEASE NOTE IF YOU SPECIFY THE /A OR /I OPTIONS THAN THIS
OPTION IS IGNORED***
/SD This option informs FF2 to only search the directory that
was specified on the command line and not to search any
directories that exist under the specified directory.
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/X"cmd"
This options allows you to tell FF2 to execute a specified
against all files that are found.
For Example:
/X"del &"
will execute the delete command against all file that were
found. The command can be any DOS command or another
program. FF2 will insert the disk:\dir\fn.fext of the found
file into the command where you place the & character.
For example if you specify the following:
/X"grep any & -s"
and FF2 finds the file c:\data\any.doc it will execute the
following command:
grep any c:\data\any.doc -s
If you do not put the & in then FF2 will insert the found
filespec at the first blank in the command you specify, or
at the end of the command if no blanks exist.
/@ This options instructs FF2 to prompt the user for the
command line parameters. PLEASE NOTE NO OTHER PARAMETERS ARE
ALLOWED ON THE COMMAND LINE IF THIS OPTION IS SPECIFIED.
The use of this option also allows the user to use the DOS
redirect feature to feed FF2 it's parameters.
For example: FF2 /@ < FF2.DAT
This instructs FF2 to read its parameters from the file
names FF2.DAT.
/CFG This options allows you to configure the FF2 program with
your own personal defaults.
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CCHHAANNGGIINNGG TTHHEE DDEEFFAAUULLTT CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN OOFF FFFF22..CCOOMM..
To alter the default configuration of FF2.COM Enter the following
at the C>: prompt:
FF2 /cfg
The program will then present you with a description of its
current default setting and will prompt you for the setting that
can be changed. FF2 will then update it's own FF2.COM program
with the new default settings.
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FFFFFF PPRROOGGRRAAMM
This program will find files on your hard disk, and present them
in a scrollable list.
Format is FFF [options] [[drives:] [filespec]] [options]
Where options are:
/2 25 line mode display
/4 43 line mode display
/5 50 line mode display
/d Search for dup files. (filename.ext only)
/D Search for dup files. (filename.ext and file size)
/E Extended Directory Search
/G Greater or Equal to mm-dd-yy
/L Less or Equal to mm-dd-yy
/I also look inside archive files
/A only look inside archive files
(THE ARCHIVE FILES THAT ARE SUPPORTED ARE ZIP,ARC,ARJ,PAK
AND LZH)
/Z[RHSA]
Show files with specified attributes
/SD Single Directory search only (do not recurse)
/@ Prompt for options.
/I This option tells FFF to also look inside any archive files
for the indicated files. The archive files that are
supported are ZIP, ARC, ARJ, ZOO, PAK, and LZH files.
/A This option tells FFF to ONLY look inside archive files for
the indicated files.
/d This option tells FFF to search and display duplicate files.
Only the filename.ext will be used to determine duplicates.
/D This option is the same as the /d option except the
filename.ext and file size will be used to determine if a
file is a dup.
/E To increase the file search process FFF normally only looks
for directories that do not contain a file extension. Using
this option tells FFF to also look for directories that
contain directory names with extensions.
/G This option allows you to limit the file search to files
that have a filedate Greater than or Equal to the date
specified. The format is /Gmm-dd-yy.
I.E. /G01-01-90 or /G1-1-90 will list files that have a
filedate greater than or equal to 1-1-90.
(Note this option may be combined with the /L option to
specify a date range)
/L This option allows you to limit the file search to files
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that have a filedate Less than or Equal to the date
specified. The format is /Lmm-dd-yy.
I.E. /L01-01-90 or /L1-1-90 will list files that have a
filedate less than or equal to 1-1-90.
(Note this option may be combined with the /G option to
specify a date range)
/SD This option informs FF2 to only search the directory that
was specified on the command line and not to search any
directories that exist under the specified directory.
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/Z[RHSA]
This option allows you to limit the file search to files
that have specific attributes. For example, specifying /ZA
will list files that have the archive attribute, /ZRH will
list files that have the read-only attribute OR the hidden
attribute set.
**PLEASE NOTE IF YOU SPECIFY THE /A OR /I OPTION THAN THIS
OPTION IS IGNORED.**
/@ This options instructs FFF to prompt the user for the
command line parameters. PLEASE NOTE NO OTHER PARAMETERS ARE
ALLOWED ON THE COMMAND LINE IF THIS OPTION IS SPECIFIED.
The use of this option also allows the user to use the DOS
redirect feature to feed FF2 it's parameters.
For example: FFF /@ < FFF.DAT
This instructs FFF to read its parameters from the file
names FFF.DAT.
The filespec's that are specified on the command line can include
a disk and directory. If a disk and or directory is specified
than the search will be restricted to the specified disk and
directory and any sub-directories under the specified directory.
Each filespec can contain different starting disks and
directories.
When specifying the file to search for FFF has a quick complete
algorithm. If you do not include a period and the file extension
FFF will expand the filespec using the wildcard character ? for
the remainder of the filespec. For example if you entered FFF
AB, FFF will expand the filespec to AB??????.???. If you enter
FFF C:\BAT\B FFF will expand the filespec to C:\BAT\B???????.???.
However if you enter FFF B.* , FFF will not alter the filespec
since you included a period in the filespec.
FFF also has an expanded wild card search algorithm. If you
include an * on both sides of the filename, FFF will find all
files that contain the characters entered between the *'s
anywhere in the filename. For example:
FFF *inst*
This will find all files that contain inst somewhere in the
filename.
I.E D:\ANY\PINST.BAT
C:\ONE\PCINSTAL.BAT
C:\TWO\INSTALL.COM
To find files with no extension include the period but no file
extension. I.E. FFF *me*.
If no disk or directory is included with the filespec than all
hard disks will be searched.
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FFF now has the capability to automatically identify all hard
disks on your system. You can over-ride this automatic detection
by setting the environment variable FF to the disk letter your
wish the search to be performed on.
For example. SET FF=CD tells FFF to search the C and D drives if
you have not specified a disk in the filespec on the command
line.
FFF will display all the files it found, up to it's internal
maximum of 3000 files, on the screen in a scrollable list. You
can use the cursor keys, Pgup, Pgdn, HOME, END, CTL-HOME, and
CTL-END to scroll the list. Pressing the ESC key will exit the
program.
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HHOOTT KKEEYYSS
F1 will display the help panel.
F10 This will allow you to sort the file list that is displayed
on the screen. The list can be sorted by filename, file
extension, file date, or disk:\dir location.
E Pressing the E key will change the default disk and
directory to the one that contains the file currently
highlighted on the screen.
R Pressing the R key allows you to run any program you wish
against the currently highlighted file. A window will pop-
up in which you must enter program name that you wish to
execute. The program can be a DOS internal program, i.e.
del, rename, or any EXE, COM, or BAT file. When you enter
the program to execute you must tell FFF where to place the
highlighted filename in the command by using the ! character
as a place holder. Before FFF runs the command the ! will
be replaced with the highlighted filename.
S Pressing the S key will invoke my Compressed file manager
called SHEZ. The Program file SHEZ.EXE must be in the DOS
path for this options to function.
ENTER
or G Pressing the G or ENTER key will execute the program or BAT
file currently highlighted on the screen. Before the Program
is executed FFF will prompt you for any command line
parameters that you want to pass to the program. It will
then change to the disk and directory that the program is
contained in, unload itself from memory and execute the
program.
T The T key will toggle the tagged status of the highlighted
item.
U The U key will untag all tagged items.
ALT-D will delete the currently highlighted file.
ALT-L The ALT-L key will invoke Vern Buerg's List program on
the highlighted file. The list.com program must be in
the DOS path for this option to function.
ALT-E The ALT-E key will invoke an editor of your choice. The
default editor is QEdit by Sammy Mitchell, however you
can change this default by using the FFFCFG program.
ALT-O The ALT-O key will allow you to copy the highlighted
file. A window will appear prompting you for the
destination drive and directory.
ALT-W The ALT-W key will invoke a word processor of your
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choice. The wordprocesser program name must be set
using the FFFCFG program before this options can be
used.
CTL-D will delete all tagged files.
CTL-O will allow you to copy the all tagged files. A window
will appear prompting you for the destination drive and
directory.
CTL-R Pressing the CTL-R key allows you to run any program
you wish against all tagged files. A window will pop-
up in which you must enter program name that you wish
to execute. The program can be a DOS internal program,
i.e. del, rename, or any EXE, COM, or BAT file. When
you enter the program to execute you must tell FFF
where to place the tagged filename in the command by
using the ! character as a place holder. Before FFF
runs the command the ! will be replaced with the
filename.
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CCHHAANNGGIINNGG TTHHEE DDEEFFAAUULLTT CCOONNFFIIGGUURRAATTIIOONN OOFF FFFFFF..EEXXEE..
To alter the default configuration of FFF.EXE Execute the FFFCFG
program from the C>: prompt.
The following items may be changed via the configuration program
FFFCFG:
FFF configuration program Version 3.5
ENTER THE FULL PATH NAME OF THE FFF.EXE PROGRAM TO MODIFY.
FFF-PGM->
ENTER FULL PATH NAME OF THE FFF.EXE PROGRAM. I.E.
C:\UTY\FFF.EXE
Do you have a serial number to install? Y or N->
ENTER YOUR SERIAL NUMBER ON THE LINE BELOW
SERIAL#=
IF YOU HAVE A SERIAL NUMBER ENTER IT HERE. WHEN THE SERIAL
NUMBER IS INSTALLED THE SHAREWARE SCREEN WILL NO LONGER
APPEAR.
ENTER WHO FFF IS REGISTERED TO ON THE LINE BELOW
REGISTERED NAME->
THIS ITEM ALLOWS YOU TO ENTER YOUR NAME, OR YOUR COMPANY'S
NAME INTO THE FFF.EXE PROGRAM. THE DATA ENTERED HERE WILL
APPEAR ON THE HELP SCREEN, AND AT THE TOP OF FILE LIST.
ENTER THE NAME OF THE EDITOR PROGRAM TO USE ON THE LINE BELOW
EDIT-PGM->
THIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO INDICATE TO FFF THE NAME OF THE
EDITOR PROGRAM YOU WISH TO INVOKE WHEN THE ALT-E KEYS ARE
PRESSED. THE DEFAULT IS Q.EXE.
ENTER THE NAME OF THE WORDPROCESSOR PROGRAM TO USE ON THE LINE
BELOW
WORD-PGM->
THIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO INDICATE TO FFF THE NAME OF THE
WORDPROCESSOR PROGRAM YOU WICH TO INVOKE WHEN THE ALT-W KEYS
ARE PRESSED. THERE IS NO DEFAULT FOR THIS OPTION.
ENTER THE NAME OF THE LIST PROGRAM TO USE ON THE LINE BELOW
LIST-PGM->
THIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO INDICATE TO FFF THE NAME OF THE
FILE BROWER PROGRAM YOU WISH TO INVOKE WHEN THE ALT-L KEYS
ARE PRESSED. THE DEFAULT IS LIST.COM.
ENTER THE NAME OF THE SHEZ PROGRAM TO USE ON THE LINE BELOW
SHEZ-PGM->
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THIS OPTION ALLOWS YOU TO ENTER THE NAME AND LOCATION OF THE
SHEZ PROGRAM. THE DEFAULT IS SHEZ.EXE
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FFF's current search default is to search all hard drives.
Do you wish CHANGE this default? Y or N->
FFF'S DEFAULT IS TO SEARCH ALL IDENTIFIABLE HARD DRIVES FOR
YOUR FILES. YOU MAY CHANGE THIS DEFAULT TO ONLY SEARCH THE
CURRENTLY ACTIVE HARD DRIVE BY ENTERING A Y TO THIS PROMPT.
Do you wish to also search any networked drives found?
Y or N->
FFF'S DEFAULT IS TO ALSO ATTEMPT TO INDENTIFY AND SEARCH ANY
NETWORK ATTACHED DRIVES FOR YOUR FILES. REPSOND N IF YOU DO
NOT HAVE ANY NETWORK DRIVES -OR- YOU DO NOT WISH TO SEARCH
YOUR NETWORKED DRIVES.
Enter 0 to use default number of rows on the screen --or--
enter 25,43, or 50 to set the default number of lines to display
Enter 0,25,43, or 50-->
FFF'S DEFAULT IS TO "COME UP" IN THE MODE THE SCREEN IS
CURRENTLY SET. YOU CAN OVERRIDE THIS DEFAULT BY ENTERING A
25,43, OR 50.
FFF has the ability to swap 90 of its code to either EMS memory
or to disk if EMS is not available. Currently FFF is configured
to:
Not to use the swapping feature.
Do you wish to use the swapping feature? Y or N->
THE DEFAULT IS NOT TO USE THE MEMORY SWAPPING FEATURE. IF
YOU WISH TO USE THE MEMORY SWAPPING FEATURE RESPOND Y. NOTE
IF YOU ARE GOING TO ACTIVATE THE WORDPROCESSOR OPTION IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT YOU TURN THIS FEATURE ON.
Do you want FFF to pause after running a program that has been
specified by using the R or CTRL-R option?
PAUSE after running a program? Y or N->
BY DEFAULT FFF PAUSES AFTER RUNNING AN ATTACHED PROGRAM.
THIS GIVE YOU THE ABILITY TO VIEW THE OUTPUT FROM THE
ATTACHED PROGRAM. IF YOU DO NOT WANT THE PAUSE TO OCCUR
RESPOND N TO THIS PROMPT.
FFF can display files in one of two formats as shown below
1) 9107 10/02/90 08:00:00 ---- MIXED DOC D:\MASM\
2) 9107 10/02/90 08:00:00 ---- D:\MASM\MIXED.DOC
Enter a 1 or a 2 to inidicate how you want FFF to display files.
ENTER a 1 or a 2->
FFF HAS THE ABILITY TO DISPLAY THE LIST OF FOUND FILES IN
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TWO DIFFERENT FORMATS. ENTER A 1 OR A 2 TO INDICATE WHICH
FORMAT YOU WANT FFF TO USE.
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MMEEMMOORRYY SSWWAAPPPPIINNGG OOPPTTIIOONN IINN FFFFFF
Beginning with release 3.3 of the FFF program, a memory swapping
ability has been added. When invoking the Editor, SHEZ, shelling
to DOS, or invoking another program via the R or CTL-R functions,
FFF can optionally swap 90% of its code to either EMS memory (3.0
or 4.0), or to disk if EMS memory is not available. This option
is OFF by default. It can be turned on by using the FFFCFG
configuration program. Using this option allows you to run much
larger programs from within FFF than would be normally
possible.
MMOONNOOCCHHRROOMMEE MMOONNIITTOORRSS
If you are using a monochrome monitor and the screen does not
appear correct set the environment variable MONO to a Y. I.E.
SET MONO=Y.
MMIISSCC.. IINNFFOORRMMAATTIIOONN
Both FF2 and FFF are both DesQview aware.
Beginning with version 3.4 both FF2 and FFF will now also search
directories that have hidden or system attributes associated with
the directory.
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CHANGING THE DEFAULT CONFIGURATION OF FF2.COM. . . . . . . . . 8
CHANGING THE DEFAULT CONFIGURATION OF FFF.EXE. . . . . . . . 14
FF2 command line options
/@ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
/SD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
FF2 PROGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
FFF command line options
/@ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/SD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
/Z[RHSA] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
FFF PROGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
HOT KEYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
MEMORY SWAPPING OPTION IN FFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
MONOCHROME MONITORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
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