COP v1.0d           Copyright 1994 Harald Andresen      All Rights Reserved


		     Help file. Don't modify!!!


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%01          Mark All
───────────────────────────
This button marks all the
files and subdirectories
in the active directory.#

%02         UNmark All
───────────────────────────
This button UNmarks all the
files and subdirectories in
the active directory.#

%03       Invert Marking
───────────────────────────
This button inverts the
selection of marked files.

Those files who was marked
before pressing the button
will be UNmarked, and the
ones which was not marked
will now be marked.#

%04       Extension Mask
───────────────────────────
This button opens a little
"window" for you to write
an extension. When you have
written an extension, the
program seeks for files
which contain this
extension in the active
directory, and marks all
occurences of files with
this extension.

Already marked files will
not get unmarked by this
operation.#

%05         Copy Files
───────────────────────────
This button copy the marked
files and directories in
the active directory to the
inactive directory.

Before it does the action
it asks you if you're
really sure about this. 
Just press the YES button
to start the copying.#

%06         Move Files
───────────────────────────
This button Moves all the
marked files in the active
directory to the inactive
directory.

Before it does the action
it asks you if you're
really sure about this. 
Just press the YES button
to move the files.#

%07        Clone Files
───────────────────────────
This button Makes a copy of
the marked files in the
same directory, first
prompting for a new name.

Nice to make backup-files
with.#

%08        Delete Files
───────────────────────────
This button simply deletes
the marked files or
directories in the active
directory. 

First it opens a requester
with some buttons on. Press
YES to delete one file, ALL
to delete all the marked
files automatically, NO to
skip deleting one file and
CANCEL if you don't want to
delete any of the marked
files.#

%09        Rename Files
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This button let's you
rename the marked files or
directories in the active
directory prompting for a
new name for each marked
file/directory.#

%10       Make Directory
───────────────────────────
This button let's you
create a new subdirectory
prompting for a name.#

%11    Edit File-attributes
───────────────────────────
Pressing this button allows
you to change the
attributes of the marked
files in the active
directory. A new "window"
will be opened containing
buttons with the possible
attributes. If an attribute
is set, a cross [x] will
display right after the
attribute-name.

Change the attributes by
pressing the buttons, and
then press the SET button.
Press the SET ALL button to
set all the files which are
marked.
Press CANCEL if you don't
want to change the
attributes.#

%12         View File
───────────────────────────
This button let's you view
the marked files in the
active directory.

Use Arrows,PageUp and
PageDown to move within the
viewer. Press Esc to exit
the viewer.#

%13         Edit File
───────────────────────────
With this button, you can
edit a text-file.

There is no built-in text
editor in COP, so you'll
have to specify where COP
can find an external text-
editor. You do this in the
config-menu.

You can for example use the
editor you received
together with DOS, located
in your DOS directory.#

%14     Get Directory Sizes
───────────────────────────
This button counts how many
bytes, subdirectories and
files there are in each
marked directory.#

%15         Dos Shell
───────────────────────────
This button starts a dos
shell. To exit the shell
and return to COP, simply
type <exit> at the dos-
prompt.#

%16        Execute File
───────────────────────────
When you press this button
COP will try to execute the
first marked file in the
active directory. If the
execution was successful,
you will return to COP
after quitting the executed
program. 

If you have marked several
files in the active
directory, COP will execute
them one by one.#

%17       Configuration
───────────────────────────
This button opens a new
screen where you can do
some configuration with
COP.#

%18       Scroll dir up
───────────────────────────
If the directory contains
more than 35 files, you
can scroll it upwards by
pressing this button.

Use the left mousebutton to
scroll up by one, and the
right button to scroll it
up one page.

You can configure this
button to be split, so that
you scroll the left
directory with the left
side of the button, and the
right directory with the
right side of the button.
Do this in the config menu.#

%19      Scroll dir down
───────────────────────────
This button does the same
as the button over, except
this one scrolls the
directory down.

Press the button right over
this one to get more
information.#

%20     Fresh the display
───────────────────────────
This button simply redraws
the screen.

Use it if the screen by
some reason should get
corrupted.#

%22        Change drive
───────────────────────────
Pressing this button opens
a small "window" with all
possible drives on.

Press the button
containing the drive you
want to enter.#

%23            Quit
───────────────────────────
Pressing this button quits
COP immediately.

You can also use the <Esc>
key at your keyboard.#

%24         About COP
───────────────────────────
This is the "about" button.

Just try it.#

%25       Left to Right
───────────────────────────
This button copy the left
directory and all the
markings over to the right
side.

It makes no changes at the
left side.#

%26       Exchange Sides
───────────────────────────
This button exchanges the
directories.

The left directory will be
moved to the right side,
and the right directory
will be moved to the left
side.#

%27       Right to Left
───────────────────────────
This button copy the right
directory and all the
markings over to the left
side.

It makes no changes at the
right side.#

%28        Change Menu
───────────────────────────
This button changes some of
the other buttons to get
more options.#

%29   - No Help Available -#

%30         Left Path
───────────────────────────
This field shows the path
of the left directory.

Click the right mouse-
button to type a new path
from the keyboard.

You can also click at one
of the directories shown at
the path-line to change to
that diretory.#

%31         Right Path
───────────────────────────
This field shows the path
of the right directory.

Click the right mouse-
button to type a new path
from the keyboard.

You can also click at one
of the directories shown at
the path-line to change to
that diretory.#

%32       Left Slidefield
───────────────────────────
Press the left mousebutton
above the slider to move
the directory list one page
up, and below the slider to
move the directory one page
down.#

%33      Right Slidefield
───────────────────────────
Press the left mousebutton
above the slider to move
the directory list one page
up, and below the slider to
move the directory one page
down.#

%34       Left Directory
───────────────────────────
This is the left directory.

To mark files, point at it
with the mouse, and press
the right mouse-button. To
UNmark files, do the same
at an already marked file,
and it will become
UNmarked.

You can enter a sub-
directory by pointing at it
with the mouse, and press
the left mousebutton.

You can move single files
by pressing the left mouse-
button at it, and drag it
over to the other side.

The third column can be
configured to display
either nothing, attributes,
date or time. Do this in
the config menu.#

%35      Right Directory
───────────────────────────
This is the right
directory.

To mark files, point at it
with the mouse, and press
the right mouse-button. To
UNmark files, do the same
at an already marked file,
and it will become
UNmarked.

You can enter a sub-
directory by pointing at it
with the mouse, and press
the left mousebutton.

You can move single files
by pressing the left mouse-
button at it, and drag it
over to the other side.

The third column can be
configured to display
either nothing, attributes,
date or time. Do this in
the config menu.#

%36        Left Active
───────────────────────────
Press the mouse here to
make the left directory
active, and the right
directory inactive.#

%37       Right Active
───────────────────────────
Press the mouse here to
make the right directory
active, and the left
directory inactive.#

%38        Left Active
───────────────────────────
Press the mouse here to
make the left directory
active, and the right
directory inactive.#

%39       Right Active
───────────────────────────
Press the mouse here to
make the right directory
active, and the left
directory inactive.#

%40       Left Slidebar
───────────────────────────
Use this slidebar to scroll
the left directory up and
down if it contains more
than 35 files and sub-
directories.

You can configure how many
lines it shall display
while scrolling. It might
be wise to turn the number
of lines down on slow
machines. Do this in the
config menu.#

%41       Right Slidebar
───────────────────────────
Use this slidebar to scroll
the right directory up and
down if it contains more
than 35 files and sub-
directories.

You can configure how many
lines it shall display
while scrolling. It might
be wise to turn the number
of lines down on slow
machines. Do this in the
config menu.#




;Help number 60 to 69 is
;for the buttons under Menu2.

%60          LinkFile
───────────────────────────
This button lets you link
two files together into one
file.

To do this you will have to
mark at least one file in
both the active and the
inactive directory. If
there are several files
marked in one or both dir-
ectories, it will take the
first marked file in each
directory.

Before it does anything,
you'll have to type a name
for the new file.

Note: It will always link
the file in the INactive
directory to the bottom of
the file in the active dir-
ectory, and the linked file
will be located in the
active directory.#

%61   - No Help Available -#

%62       New empty file
───────────────────────────
This button lets you create
a new empty file (a file
that is 0 bytes in length).

Just type in the new name
for the file to create it.

The new file will be
located in the active
directory.#

%63   - No Help Available -#

%64      Directory Sizes
───────────────────────────
Pressing this button opens
a "window" which gives you
information about the
active directory. It
displays how many files you
have marked, how many that
are unmarked and how much
space they take on the
disk.

The sizes are displayed in
bytes.#

%65   - No Help Available -#
%66   - No Help Available -#
%67   - No Help Available -#
%68   - No Help Available -#
%69   - No Help Available -#

%98      Short-cut Keys 1
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 & = Alt         @ = Ctrl
─────────────┬─────────────
All    - A   │   Menu 1
None   - N   ├─────────────
Invert - I   │ Copy   - F5
Mask   - M   │ Move   - F6
L2R    - ,   │ Clone  - &C
Exch.  - .   │ Delete - F8
R2L    - -   │ ReName - &R
Menu x - &M  │ MkDir  - F7
DirSiz - &D  │ Attrib - &A
Shell  - &S  │ View   - F3
Exec   - &E  │ Edit   - F4
Config - F9  ├─────────────
   - O   │   Menu 2
   - L   ├─────────────
Freshn - &F  │ LnkFil - @L
Help   - F1  │ SplFil - @S
Drives - F2  │ NewFil - @N
Quit   - F10 │ PrtFil - @P
             │ Sizes  - @Z

Toggle active/inactive
side:
TAB, left/right arrows.#

%99      Short-cut Keys 2
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Move FileSelector:
Arrow up/down, Home/end,
Shift+Arrow up/down,
PageUp/PageDown.

Insert/Space: Mark/Unmark
with file-selector.

Enter/Return: Enter new
directory/execute file.

Backspace: Go back one
directory (parent).

Alt F1/F2: Change drive at
left/right side.

Ctrl F1-F5: Toggle
sortmethod.

Shift F1-F4: Toggle display
in column 2 and 3.

delete: delete file.
Esc: Quit COP.#

