Help is always available via the F1 key. Since the AM help system is context sensitive, the information in the help window will pertain to that part of AM you are in when the F1 key is pressed. The AM help system is cross-referenced so help on related topics can be accessed instantly. Cross-refrenced items appear in highlight. You may move among multiple cross-reference item with the Tab key. Pressing the Enter key will display help text related to the highlighted item. "
While the help window is active: 1
Press F1 to display a selectable help index.
Press Alt+P to get a printed copy of the current help topic.
Press Alt+F1 to return to the last help topic accessed.
Press Ctrl+F1 to display the AM keyboard command summary.
You may view the AM.DOC by pressing Alt+F1 from the main display. The AM.DOC file must reside in the same directory that AM was loaded from.
Thank you for using AM!
F1 - Help Alt+A - Archive commands
F2 - Set active archive system Alt+F - File commands
F3 - Change active drive Alt+N - Navigation commands
F4 - Zoom active window Alt+I - Miscellaneous commands
F5 - Change to directory Alt+P - Executable program menu
F6 - Rename file Alt+G - Tag operations menu
F7 - Change file mask Alt+H - Help menu
F8 - Change file sort
F9 - Compress file(s)
F10 - Decompress file(s)
Ctrl+A - Auto-update function Alt+C - Copy file(s)
Ctrl+B - Reset file archive bits Alt+D - Tag By Date
Ctrl+P - Print file list Alt+V - Call virus scanner
Ctrl+Q - Quick directory tree Alt+W - Make both windows same
Ctrl+S - Single Archive function Alt+X - Exit immediately to DOS
Ctrl+T - Tag all files Alt+Z - Check for duplicate files
Ctrl+U - Untag all files Alt+F1 - Browse AM.DOC
Ctrl+V - VirusSCAN DOS files Alt+F3 - Check disk functions
Ctrl+W - Swap main file windows Alt+F10- Convert compressed file(s)
Ctrl+X - Program Exec Menu Ctrl+PgUp - Go to parent directory
Ctrl+Z - Call PKZIPFIX
Ctrl+F1 - This command list
Ctrl+F3 - Change File Attribute
Ctrl+F5 - Move window/dialog
Ctrl+F6 - Set file(s) date/time stamp
Ctrl+F7 - Set mask like extension
Ctrl+F8 - Tag all like extension
Ctrl+F9 - Multi-update function
Alt+= - Exit to active directory
Most of the AM user input/edit fields have an associated history buffer that captures each user entry and maintains a list of those entires. You can access the list by pressing the down arrow or clicking on the down arrow symbol when the edit field has the focus. You can select an item from the list to insert into the edit field. AM dedicates 3K of internal memory for the buffers and saves the master buffer to a the disk file AM.HST each time the program is exited. The master buffer may be cleared at any time by using the "mIsc" menu "Clear History" command.
AM functions may be invoked via the keyboard, the mouse, the main menu system, or through interactive dialog boxes. Help is available everywhere through the F1 key.
The main AM menu system is accessed by pressing the "/" or "\" key or an Alt+key. The main menu bar resides at the top of the screen and is divided into six major submenus: T
Archive Cmds
File Cmds
Navigation
Misc
Programs
Help
Commands listed on the bottom status line may be accessed via the mouse. 6
Most AM functions are accessed through dialog
boxes. @
Window controls are used in the AM text
editors and clipboard.
The swap tags (Alt+Space) command will tag all files that are currently not tagged in the active file list and untag all tagged files.
Press Ctrl+PgUp to change to the parent directory of the directory list being viewed in the active window.
Press Ctrl+F4 to call the 4DOS/NDOS "DESCRIBE" command with the file name under the active window cursor bar. Press Alt+4 to load the 4DOS editor specified in the AM configuration
dialog with the file under the active cursor bar. If no file is designated, AM will use the internal editor.
Press Ctrl+F2 to send the file under the active cursor bar to the printer. Be sure that it is a text file before printing.
The colors of nearly all of the menus, windows, and dialog boxes in AM may be tailored by the user. This function causes the AM Color selection dialog to appear. Please read AMCOLOR.DOC, which explains in detail just how this function operates.
To check your colors, leave the dialog via the "oKay" button (or the Enter key). You can save the current color configuration at any time by selecting "Save Color" from the "mIsc" menu. AM will automatically load the user color
file when re-started.
Use this feature to load the AMCOLOR.SET file from the directory viewed in the active window. If that file is not in the active directory, AM will search the DOS path for it and load it if found.
This function is used to tag all files in the active directory list whose file extensions are the same as that of the file under the active cursor bar. For example, to tag all .DOC files, place the cursor bar over ANYNAME.DOC and invoke this (Alt+F7) function.
Use this command to toggle the display from 25 lines (normal DOS) to the 43 (EGA) or 50 (VGA) line mode. You may also configure
AM to start up in the 43/50 line mode.
A dialog box presents program functional information and provides a a set specialized controls. All AM dialog boxes may be closed immediately via the Esc key or by clicking on the square icon in the upper left corner. All dialog boxes also have "oKay" and "Q"uit buttons. Using the "oKay" button (Alt+K or Enter) signals to commence or complete the current functional operation. Pressing the "Quit" (Alt+Q or Esc) signals to abort the operation and exit the dialog. w
Dialog box controls consist of check box and radio button clusters, input line editors, and control buttons. All clusters are labeled and may be accessed via the Tab or Shift-Tab keys or via the mouse. Access individual cluster items with the up/down arrow keys. A cluster item may be checked, unchecked, or activated by pressing the space bar or clicking with the mouse.
Any dialog box that contains an "oKay" button will default to the button whenever the Enter key is depressed. For example, compression of tagged files can be commenced by pressing the Enter key anywhere in any one of the archive compression dialog boxes. The same thing can be accomplished by clicking on the "oKay" button with the mouse or moving to the button with the tab key and pressing the space bar.
When this command is selected (Alt+=), AM will change to the directory in view in the active window and exit to DOS.
The swap windows command (Alt+W) exchanges the directory file lists in the left and right main windows. After executing this command, the right window will be viewing the contents of the left window and vice versa. N
Use Ctrl+W to force both windows to view the directory in the active window.
Any DOS executable file (EXE, COM, or BAT) can be executed AM by activating this command (Ctrl+Enter) with the target file under the active cursor bar.
This command will cause AM print a listing of the active window file list after affirming that your printer is ready. AM will print a file list from either main window or from a compressed
viewer. AM will also print the graphical directory
tree from the directory tree dialog.
This command ("*") is used to re-read the current window file list from the active drive. This will refresh the list.
Files can be tagged for batch
operations by pressing the space bar, the plus key, or by holding down the left mouse button and dragging the mouse up or down. All files in a directory can be tagged by pressing Ctrl+T and all tagged files in a directory can be untagged by pressing Ctrl+U. Global
tagging can be turned on in the AM configuration dialog. v
Groups of files can be tagged by holding down the left mouse button and dragging the mouse up or down the file list. b
Use Ctrl+F8 to tag all files that have the same file extension as the file under the cursor bar.
Use Ctrl+G to mark the first file you desire tagged, followed by Ctrl+K to mark the last file you desired tag to tag all files on the list between the two.
Files may be compressed, copied, moved, deleted, or have their attributes set in tagged batches. Additionally, compressed files may be decompressed or converted. All files that are tagged when the operation commences will be acted upon. U
Press Alt+T to invoke the batch operations mode and to view the tagged
dialog.
Global file tagging means that you may move from directory to directory in your system and culmulatively build a global list of tagged files. To untag all globally tagged files, press Alt+U.
If using global file tagging, be sure to check the current tag list with the Alt+T command to ensure that no files are on the list that you do not want affected by a batch operation.
Compression operations are activated from the "Arc Cmds" menu or via the F9 key. If no files are tagged, the file under the active cursor bar will be treated as tagged. A compression
dialog box will appear that permits selection of compression options for the active
archive
system.
Each compression dialog facilitates the entry of the target compressed file name and extension, the destination directory, and the DOS command line. Note that the default destination directory is always the directory in view by the inactive main file window. f
The command line editor field will dynamically update to display the current command line as various options are selected or de-selected. If desired, you may customize the command line by editing the field contents. This should be the last action taken before commencing compression because user field edits will be lost when the field loses input focus.
If the Hot
Arc feature is active, the compressed file name field will be set to the Hot Arc name. Note that a compression operation may not be commenced if the "Name:" field is empty.
Decompression operations affect only compressed files and are activated via the Arc Cmds menu or the F10 key . AM supports five decompression systems: ARC, ARJ, LHA, PAK, and ZIP. The type of file under the active cursor at the time of activation determines which decompression dialog appears.
Each decompression
dialog provides check box and radio buton controls to select decompression command options. The command line editor is dynamically updated as options are manipulated. The destination directory for the decompressed files can be manually edited. If you desire to customize the command line field, it must be the last thing you do before commencing the operation since user edits are lost when the field loses focus.
Archive files of any supported type may be converted to any other supported type. Tag the desired files and then use the Arc Cmd menu or the Alt+F10 command to commence conversion operations.
The Hot Archive Name feature is activated via the Ins key. The file name under the active cursor bar at the time the key is pressed will become the Hot Arc until cleared or changed. Pressing the Ins key is toggles the setting. If a name is active when pressed, it is cleared, otherwise it is set. The active hot arc hame is displayed on the bottom status line.
This AM feature allows you to create one compressed file for each file tagged. For example, suppose you tag the two files below: >
EXAMPLE.TXT
MYFILE.DOC
And suppose the active archive system is ZIP. AM will create EXAMPLE.ZIP and MYFILE.ZIP in the destination directory.
All files tagged in the active window will be added to each archive file in the inactive window. The type of archive file depends upon the current archive system default. For example, if ZIP is active and you tag five files in the active window, AM will search the inactive window for all .ZIP files and add each of the five tagged files to every ZIP file found in the inactive window.
The Auto-Update function is invoked on the compressed file under the active cursor bar. AM will check the date of every file in the target file against each file in the inactive window. If a file exists in the inactive window that is in the target archive that has a newer date/time stamp, AM will tag that file.
This feature will examine the files inside each tagged compressed file and set the date of each compressed file to the date of the latest file contained there-in.
Place the active cursor bar over an EXE file and press Ctrl+L to invoke the executable file compressor of your choice. AM supports DIET, LZEXE, LZESHELL, and PKLITE compressors. A dialog will appear that permits EXE file compressor selection.
AM will copy, move, delete and set file attributes in a batch mode using tags or in a single
mode. If one or more files is tagged when Alt+C, Alt+M, Del, Ctr+F3, or Alt+T is pressed, the tag
dialog appears. This dialog contains four operation buttons: one each for the copy, move, delete, and set attribute operations. AM will process all tagged files accordingly and display the progress in the tagged file list. U
Note that a confirmation will be issure before the file delete operation commences.
If AM is configured for prompt before overwrite, a confirmation prompt will be issued prior to overwriting files during the copy and/or move operations and prior to deleting protected files.
Use this function (Alt+Z) to compare all files in the active window with those in the inactive window and tag all duplicates found. Duplicates are defined as those with the same file names and equal size. If one or more duplicates are found and tagged, the inactive window is made active.
AM provides direct calls to the following programs:
DOS as COMMAND.COM
FormatMaster as FM.EXE
Zip CommentMaster as CE.EXE
PKZIPFIX as PKZIPFIX.EXE
Grafics Viewer defined by user in configuration as "Grafix:"
Select the desired program and press the "Enter" key to execute. Note when calling PKZIPFIX, a ZIP file must be under the active cursor bar. @
When dropping to DOS, type the command "Exit" to return to AM. e
When calling the grafix viewer, AM will pass the file name of the file under the active cursor bar.
AM has built-in file editing and browsing functions. The AM texteditor is a Word-Star command oriented editor that is limited to editing files of 64K bytes or less. The AM file browser is a bare-bones virtual file
browser that can browse files of any type.
Use Alt+E to edit the file under the active cursor bar with the user- designated editor. If you have not configured
AM to use a specifig editor then the AM internal editor will be used. 4
Use Ctrl+ I to use the internal AM editing system.
Use Ctrl+E to create a new file in the AM internal editor or the user- designated editor. If there is no user-designated editor then the internal editor will be called.
AM also has a built-in Hexadecimal
browser (Ctrl+H) which displays each file line in hexadecimal format. The hex browser is limited to 64K files.
AM supports an internal file browser as well as a user-defined browser. If there is no browser defined in the AM
configuration then AM will use the internal browser any time a browse command (Enter key or menu item) is issued and the target file is not a supported compressed file type. You may define an external browser and still use the internal browser via the Ctrl+N command. D
The internal hex
browser is also available via the Ctrl+H command.
Note that the AM internal browser is a bare-bones file browser that is not limited by target file size but it does not have features such as text find, etc.
The AM hexadecimal browser is a bare-bones browser that is limited to browsing files of 64K or less. Use the keypad cursor keys to move through the file.
Use the mouse or the keyboard (Tab & Shift+Tab) to move from cluster to cluster to select the desired systems command and/or option switches. Note that the command line input edit field dynamically updates as selections are made. If you edit the command line input field, you must press the "Okay" button or the "Enter" key to pass the editor line. Leaving the edit field will remove your edits.
A name must be entered in the "Name:" input field and a valid path must be in the "Dest Dir:" field, before compression will proceed. D
The F8, F9, and F10 keys act to insert a name into the name field:
F8 - Inserts the file name under the active cursor bar
F9 - Inserts the current date string
F10 - Inserts the active directory name
Use the mouse or the keyboard (Tab & Shift+Tab) to move from cluster to cluster to select the desired systems command and/or option switches. Note that the command line input edit field dynamically updates as selections are made. If you edit the command line input field, you must press the "Okay" button or the "Enter" key to pass the editor line. Leaving the edit field will remove your edits. 7
Press Alt+F1 to view the appropriate system DOC file. `
A valid directory path must appear in the "Dest Dir:" field before decompression will proceed.
AM is conifigured to individual user tastes via the configuration dialog (Ctr+C). The configuration data is stored in a file named AM.CFG, which should reside in the same directory as AM.EXE and AM.OVR or in the DOS path. Most of the configurable items in the dialog box need no explanation. One exception is the box labeled "Use Norton virus scan". If this box is checked, you MUST enter the Noron anti-virus program name in the "Vscan:" field. AM will pass Norton anit-virus program command line switches to the scanner when this box is checked and will pass McAfee VSCAN switches otherwise.
One very important item is the field titled "Work Dir:". It is important that AM have one dedicated directory in which to place and erase files.
Each option can be checked to turn it on or unchecked to turn it off. The option switches are effective throughout the program when this dialog is exited via the "oKay" button or the configuration is saved to disk.
If you desire to start up AM each time with a specific directory loaded in one or both windows, enter those directory path names in the "Window 1:" (left main) and/or "Window 2:" (right main) fields.
Am needs one system directory for its exclusive use. Make certain that the path name entered here is a valid DOS directory name in your system.
Entering a valid directory name here allows AM to create and maintain a directory tree log file for each drive in your system. This greatly increases the speed with which the directory tree (F3/F5) is built and displayed. Files created and maintained in this directory will be named NEW-WARE.C, NEW-WARE.D, etc., one for each disk drive accessed by AM.
The simplest way to operate AM with multiple archive systems is to place all of your archive system files into one directory and enter that directory name here. The alternative is to leave this entry blank and ensure that all programs are in the DOS path.
Enter the full DOS path and file name for your favorite text editor here. An example is: C:\UTIL\QEDIT.EXE. If this field is left blank, New-Ware will default to its internal text editor.
Enter the full DOS path and file name for your favorite file browser here. An example is: C:\UTIL\LIST.COM. If this field is left blank, New-Ware will default to its internal file browser.
Any of the many popular graphics file viewers may be entered here. An exampe is E:\GRAFIX\PROGS\VPIC.EXE.
Ensure that the anti-virus scanner chosen in the "Anti-Virus Program" is entered in the "Vscan:" field in full DOS path form. For example, if you choose "Norton Anti-Virus" then your entry in the "Vscan:" field will look something like this: "C:\NORTON\NAV.EXE". Or, if you choose "McAfee ViruSCAN" then your entry will look something like this "C:\SCANUTIL\SCAN.EXE".
Use this entry to have AM call one of the 4DOS/NDOS DESCRIPT.ION file editors that are available. An example is C:\4DOS\4EDIT.EXE.
U.S. users probably won't want to change this unless a different separator character is desired. The default is "mm/dd/yy", which results in dates being displayed as "10/28/92". European users probably prefer "dd-mm-yy", which results in "28-10-92".
The AM editor system is allocated a set amount of memory at run-time. The default is 32K. You may set this value anywhere from 1024 to 163,840 bytes. The more memory allocated here for editing means less overall memory for other AM tasks, but on most modern systems this is not a problem. If you do not plan to use the internal editors, enter the minimum value of 1024.
All batch file copying, moving, deletion, and attribute changes are accomplished through the tagged file dialog. This dialog contains a list of all tagged files and control buttons with which to accomplish the desired operation.
Note that file compression, decompression, and conversion operations are activated by the F9, F10, and Atl+F10 keys respectively and do not go through the this dialog.
Also note the copy (Alt+C), move (Alt+M), set attribute (Ctrl+B), and delete (Del) commands will activate this dialog only if one or more files are tagged. If no files are tagged, a dialog for handling single copy, move, set attribute, or delete operation will be invoked. 2
A prompt is issued before any files are deleted.
If no files are tagged whent Alt+C, Alt+M, Del, or Ctrl+F3 is pressed, AM will orient the requested operation as a single file operation with the file under the active cursor bar as the target file.
The single file copy/move dialog permits alterning the name and or destination of the target file via the dialog edit fields.
The AM directory tree display contains two list boxes. The left displays the graphical directory tree for the indicated drive and the right contains a list of system drives. Pressing either F3 or F5 from the main AM display will activated the tree display with either the drive list or the tree list focused, respectively.
Change to a new drive by moving to the drive letter and using the "oKay" button, Alt+K, or the "Enter" key. The directory tree will automatically update with the cursor positioned on the active directory of the selected drive.
Use the "Add" (Ins key/Alt+A), "Remove" (Del key/Alt+R), or the "reName" (F6 key/Alt+N) buttons to add, remove, or rename directories. When adding, AM will add the user-entered directory to the directory under the cursor bar. O
Use the "Print" (Alt+P) button to send the current tree list to your printer.
AM supports four archive compression systems: ARJ, LHA, PAK, and ZIP. This setting determines which archive system dialog will activate when compressing a file. Use the Arc Cmds menu or the F2 key to set the active system. The currently active system is displayed on the bottom status line.
AM offers five different sorts. Use the sort dialog box options to select the desired sort and the desired sort direction. The active file list will be re-sorted according to the current selections.
A search can be selected for a normal DOS file or a compressed file. You may edit the drive list to include as many as your system drives in any order desired. If AM finds the target file, you will be notified and you may elect to continue the search, halt the search, or switch to the host directory, or host file, of the target file. k
Note that the normal search supports the DOS wildcards ("?","*") but the compressed file search does not.
AM has located the target of the search. Choose one of the options in the dialog box.
Press F6 to rename the file under the active cursor bar. You will be prompted to enter the new name for the file and if the file is valid and does not already exist in the parent directory, it will be renamed.
The tag-by-date function (Alt+D) will prompt for a date and then locate and tag all files in the active directory that have a date stamp that is equal to or greater than the specified date.
This function is activated by Ctrl+B and will reset the DOS archive bit of every file in the active directory. Consult your DOS manual for an explanation of how the file attribute archive bit is used.
This function is used to set the date/time stamp of all tagged files to a user entered valid date and time. Activated by Ctrl+F6.
You can use the AM virus scan function to scan normal or compressed files using either the Nortan Anti-Virus (NAV) or the McAfee VIRUScan program.
The AM Configuration
Dialog is used to select which scanner to use. Be SURE to place the name and location of the correct scanner in the "Vscan:" field when configuring AM for a scanner.
If you are scanning normal dos files, AM will instruct cause the selected scanner to scan files in the directory listed in the active window. For example, if you are viewing files in C:\UTIL\DOWNLOAD, all files in the directory C:\UTIL\DOWNLOAD are processed by the scanner.
It's easy to do the right thing and register your copy of AM. Just use this command (Alt+R) to invoke the registration dialog. This dialog makes it easy to insert all pertinent information and then to print the registration form.
If you are ordering from outside the U.S., please skip the "State:" and "U.S. Zip" fields and use the "Country:" and "Post Code:" instead. &
Thanks for using and registering AM!
The AM calendar is a very simple calendar that will highlight the current day of the current month when it is activated. Use the mouse or the Up/Down Arrow keys to move the month display forward or backward in time.
The easy to use AM calculator pops-up with your keypad cursor set to the Num Lock mode. Use the mouse or the numeric keypad to operate it.
The AM check disk function is similar to that of the familiar DOS command, but it is oriented primarily toward use on a floppy disk. If a floppy disk is being viewed in the inactive window when this command (Alt+F3) is activated, AM will display check disk type information. If files are tagged, AM will make a rough calculation of the size of a compressed file made by the active archive system. This is useful to see if a group of tagged files can be compressed to a file that will fit on the floppy disk.
The file mask is a kind of a filter that uses a combination of valid DOS filename characters and wildcards ("?","*") to determine which file names appear in the active window list.
A dialog box will prompt for the entry of a file mask. For example, if you enter MYDATA.*, those files that have the name of MYDATA and any file extension will be shown.
The AM Executable File Menu is a simple, straightforward means of providing yourself with a custom menu within AM for choosing and executing program files. AM uses an ASCII text file named EXECMENU.AM for this purpose. Simply enter executable file names or DOS commands, one per line in the file. Check the supplied file for an example. You may place the full path name of a file or, if it is on the DOS path, just the file name.
When this feature is actviated by Ctrl+X or from the main menu, AM will look first in the current directory and then on the DOS path for the file EXECMENU.AM. If found, it will load the file and display its contents in the execution menu dialog. You may then select a file or command to execute and you may choose to enter command line parameters and to pause after execution, etc.
AM provides the capability to create, edit, and save a comment for the viewed ZIP file. Press the "Cmnt" button to activate the comment
editor. If a comment currently exists, it will be loaded into the editor for you. You may then use the editor to edit or add text as desired. The editor's commands are essentially the same as the AM
editor, except cut & paste ops are not supported.
You may save the file comment to an external DOS text file with the "Put Text" button and you may load a comment from an external DOS with the "Get Text" button.
This feature (Ctrl+F8) quickly sets the file
mask to "*.EXT", where EXT is the extension of the file name under the active cursor bar when the command is issued.
An alternative method (Ctrl+Q) for changing directories is the Quick Tree function. Similar to the main AM directory
tree, this method works with a subset of the active drive tree structure and does not utilize the AM log directory strategy. Either the active drive or directory can be changed via the tree dialog. You can use the "Enter" key, the "ChDir" button, or the "Directory Name:" input field to change directories. Press the "Enter" key while in the input field or the "Okay" button to accept the directory, exit the box, and make the change to the active window. Use the "Revert" button to restore the tree.
Any of the 5 supported archive system type contents can be viewed with AM by moving the active cursor bar to the target file name and pressing the Enter key or double-clicking with the mouse. A dialog window will appear that contains a listing of the compressed files and controls to manipulate this list. The upper right hand area of the window frame contains a rough estimate of the size of the resultant compressed file. e
To browse the contents of a compressed file, press Return with the cursor bar over the target file.
A special symbol, "
", is used to indicate files marked by PKZIP as text files. ZIP and ARJ files that have compressed files with the attribute set appear in a user-defined color.
To edit the contents of a compressed file, use the "Edit" button (Atl+E). If you have configured AM for an editor, that editor will be used, otherwise AM's internal editor will be use. 7
Use the Print (Alt+P) button to print a file listing.
Use the "UnXXX" (where xxx = ARJ, ZIP, etc) button (Alt+U) to operate on the tagged files with the archive system decompression routines. This action will activate the unarchive dialog for the approprite system. f
If the file is a ZIP file, you may use the "Cmnt" button to edit a new or existing ZIP
comment.
If you have opened two archive file viewers and have tagged files in one, you may use "cOpy" button (Alt+O) to effect a copy of the tagged files in the active viewer to the file being viewed by the inactive viewer.
Individual file comments, if they exist, will be displayed just below the file statistics and if the file was stored with a DOS path, the path will be displayed just below that.
An executable (BAT/COM/EXE) file may be temporarily extracted and executed by pressing Ctrl+Enter with the cursor bar over the target file name.
The AM text editor is called from the main menu with the Alt+E or Ctrl+E commands. Alt+E loads the file under the active cursor bar and Crtl+E opens an untitled editor. Two editors may be opened at once and AM provides a cut and paste functions between editors. Editor commands are similar to the popular Word-Star command base. ?
Editor commands (^ means ctrl plus the following letter key):
^A = word left ^QA = find & replace
^D = char right ^QC = text end
^F = word right ^QD = line end
^H = backspace ^QF = find text
^L = find again ^QH = delete from line start
^O = indent mode ^QR = text beginning
^R = page up ^QS = line start
^T = delete word ^QY = delete to line end
^V = toggle insert
^Y = delete line
^KB = block begin
^KC = block paste
^KH = block hide
^KK = block copy
^KY = block cut
Note that the top menu "Edit" item is active and provides access to the cut, paste, and clipboard view functions.
The Zoom mode (F4) expands the view of the current file window to 4 columns of 14 files each for a total of 56 file names. Most functions available from the main display are also available here but this view is modal, which means there is no access to the top menu and only one edit window or one archive file view window may be present at one time. File tags and directory/drive changes are preserved.
Choose Close all to remove all windows from the desktop.
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