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T:This is the Word Processing Support menu, the one that performs file
T:functions such as creating, erasing, and renaming files.
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T:                    0) Word Processing Support Menu    
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T:  1) Select Disk and User Area           6) Advance Printer To New Page      
T:  2) Create a file                       7)                                 
T:  3) Erase a file                        8)                                 
T:  4) Rename a file                       9)                                 
T:  5) Copy a file                        10)                                  
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 0
T:Function 0 returns to the "Word Processing Functions" Menu.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 1
T:Function 1, "Select Disk and User Area", allows you to "log into"
T:different file structures, thereby making certain files available for
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T:Programs and data files normally may reside within any disk drive on the
T:system.  You therefore specify upon which drive the computer should look
T:for a program or data file.  It is necessary for the system to have a disk
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T:Every disk's Volume Table of Contents ("directory") may be subdivided
T:into sixteen separate and distinct sub-directories, or User Areas.  This
T:logical division of a directory allows private file space on public disks.
T:This function allows you to switch into another User Area.
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*MENU02
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 2
T:Function 2, "Create a file", places the name and type of a file in the
T:Volume Table of Contents, for later use by a program.  Most programs can
T:create their own files.  This function is provided in case one of your
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T:SUPERVYZ will ask you for the name and type of the file you are creating,
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 3
T:Function 3, "Erase a File", can be dangerous to your data!  Use it
T:carefully!  You may erase one file by typing the complete file name
T:(example:"FILENAME.TYP"), followed by a CR. File names are displayed
T:in the lower third of the menu screen.
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T:You can erase all files of the same name by typing "FILENAME.*", or all
T:files of the same type by typing "*.TYP".
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T:BE ESPECIALLY CAREFUL when using the asterisk.  Reread the Volume
T:Table of Contents to be sure you have not included a wanted file.
T:NOTE: An experienced CP/M programmer can often restore an accidently
T:erased file, BUT ONLY IF NOTHING IS WRITTEN TO THE DISK AFTER THE
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 4
T:Function 4, "Rename a file", changes the name of the file in the Volume
T:Table of Contents, and makes the file accessible only by that name.
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T:It is a good practice when you modify a file whose old version
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T:to rename the new version until all users have been notified and all
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 5
T:Function 5, "Copy a file", allows you to copy one or more files,
T:either to the same disk using a new file name, or to a different
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T:Here are some timesaving ways to use Function 5 to copy multiple
T:files.  Look at the names of the files you need to copy, displayed
T:in the bottom third of the menu screen.  Each item has two parts
T:separated by a period, such as  "FILENAME.TYP". The part before
T:the period is called the name; the part after the period is the
T:type.  If the type is the same for most of the files you wish to  
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T:copy them all at once by typing "*.TYP". That is type an asterisk
T:then a period then the desired type then "Return", "Enter" or "CR".
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 6
T:Function 6, "Advance Printer To New Page", sends a form-feed
T:character to the currently selected system printer.  If your
T:printer does not understand what a form-feed is, this function
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 7
T:Function 7 is available for you to set-up.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 8
T:Function 8 is available for you to set-up.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 9
T:Function 9 is available for you to set-up.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 10
T:Function 10 is available for you to set-up.
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