═══ 1. General Help ═══

The initial presentation of the HOBBES CD ROM Explorer application is a listing 
of all of the subdirectories on the CDROM and a brief description of each. A 
double click on any directory entry will bring up a listing of the file names 
for that directory and a brief description. 

At the subdirectory level the user is presented with files of various file 
types.  A double click on a file type of ZIP will invoke a ZIPVIEW of that 
file.  A double click on a text file will start a browse operation for that 
file.  The UNZIP command is available at this time to unzip the entire contents 
of a ZIP file. File types of EXE, ZIP, FLI, or TST are checked and an attempt 
to browse one is silently ignored.  The COPY command is available for EXE files 
at this level.  Simply mark the EXE file and select the COPY command.  The user 
is presented with a dialog box to specify the destination directory.  If the 
specified path does not exist, it will be created. 

At the Zipview level the user may double click on a text file to browse that 
file.  If the filetype is INF the OS/2 View program will be invoked.  The UNZIP 
command is also available at this time to unzip an individual file to the user 
specified drive and path. 


═══ 2. Exit ═══

This menu item is active at the Directory listing and is used to exit  the 
Hobbes application. 


═══ 3. Return ═══

Use this menu item to return from the Subdirectory listing or a Browse 
operation. 


═══ 4. UNZIP ═══

At the Subdirectory listbox, this command will UNZIP the entire contents of the 
specified file with the file type of .ZIP. 

At the Zipview listbox, this command will UNZIP an individual file from the ZIP 
file being viewed. 

In either case a dialog box is presented with a default directory. The default 
directory may be modified to another path and/or drive. 


═══ 5. COPY ═══

The COPY command is available during the subdirectory listbox for EXE files. 
Simply mark an EXE file and then select COPY.  The user will be presented with 
a dialog box containing a default destination directory.  The default may be 
changed by the user.