This is the name of the program that FAST ACCESS will
display on it's screen. The name cannot be more than 16
charactors long. You cannot use the "|" or "," charactors
in the program name. These charactors are reserved for
FAST ACCESS.



This is the name of the batch file to run your program.
The name cannot be more than 8 charactors long. Do NOT
include the file extension, FAST ACCESS will do this for
you.

Example: 123R2     would be entered as 123R2


If the program you want to run is on a different drive
other than the one your currently on [ ], then type <N>,
else type <Y>.





Specify the drive letter that your program is on. For
example, if the program you want to run is located on
drive [D], then type in <D>.  FAST ACCESS automatically
finds the drive letter range for your computer (located
in parenthesis).



If the program you want to execute is in a directory
OTHER than the ROOT directory [ :\], then type <Y>, else
type <N>.





Enter the directory name that the program is located in.
Do NOT include the drive letter or colon.

Example:  :\123R2 would be entered as 123R2
          :\NORTON\DISK would be entered as NORTON\DISK

NOTE: Pressing <F2> will ONLY list directories, no sub-
      directories.
Enter the program's name. You do NOT have to include the
program's extension (.EXE or .COM) unless you are calling
a batch file (available in DOS versions 3.30 and higher),
then you must enter the (    ) extension. FAST ACCESS
will include the CALL command for you.

Examples: 123.EXE would be entered as 123
          123     would be entered as 123
Press ÄÙ to edit the selected file. Press  to select
last file edited. Press <F2> to select one of the system
files (AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS). If you have a mouse,
clicking the left button anywhere on the screen will edit
the selected file. Clicking the left button on the <F2>
window will bring up the system files. Then double-click
on the system file you want to edit.

Press ÄÙ to view the selected file. Press  to select
last file viewed. Press <F2> to select one of the system
files (AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS and FA.LOG). If you have
a mouse, clicking the left button anywhere on the screen
will view the selected file. Clicking the left button on
the <F2> window will bring up the system files. Then
double-click on the system file you want to view.
