1 DM 							Version 7.0A
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 [1;1H[2J[7m Directory Management Utility [m Version 7.1A

 [1mDM[m is a utility which allows you to more easily manage,
 clean up, and otherwise work with your files and directory
 structure. 

 RUNNING [1mDM[m:  from the VMS prompt -- 

     [7m$ DM [m

 EXITING [1mDM[m:  from any "main" [1mDM[m menu, just press
 [7m Q [m (single character).  [The F10 key, <GOLD> K and <GOLD>
 F also have the same effect].  You will be returned to the
 directory from which you began [1mDM[m.  (If you want to stay
 in the presently-displayed directory, press [7m X [m). 

 ON-LINE HELP:  Run [1mDM[m.  Press [7m PF2 [m, the [7m Help
 [m key, or [7m ? [m ! 
 
2 Main_Screen 
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 When you access [1mDM[m, you will see a presentation of the
 files in your current directory. 

 On line 23 is a reminder of your current [1mdirection[m of
 movement, the current [1mdirectory[m, and the current
 [1mwildcard[m. 

 On line 24 is a brief list of the single-character commands. 

 Most commands work by placing the "[1mhighlighted[m" area on
 the file of interest, and then doing the command.  Some commands
 also work using "[1m#[m tagged" files. 
 
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3 Answering_Questions
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 If you are prompted for an answer, [1mDM[m will either give you
 a single prompt character ($ or >), or will supply the present
 setting for a variable. 

 If you get a single prompt character, you may usually use the Up
 Arrow to recall your last response to a question, and then edit
 it. 

 If you are prompted to edit the present entry, you may do so or
 may use [7m <Ctl> U [m to erase it and start over. 

 In some menus, you are not told how to exit the menu. Almost any
 key will get you out (for instance, <CR>). 
 
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2 Help

 [1mDM[m may seem complex, but complete help is available.  The
 [7m Help [m key, the [7m PF2 [m key, the [7m ? [m key, and
 [7m <GOLD> H [m, may be used to access the help menus. 

 There are 4 help screens available for the various functions. 

 Press [7m Return [m to return to the main screen. 

 [Note: [7m <Gold> [m means to press the <Gold> [7m PF1 [m
 key, and then press another key]. 

2 Commands
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 Commands use the normal keys, keypad, and function keys. Where a
 normal key is specified, you may use either upper or lower case. 

 [Note: [7m <Gold> [m means to press the <Gold> [7m PF1 [m
 key, and then press another key]. 
 
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3 File_Information 
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 You may get information about any file (size, creation date,
 owner, protection).  Since this involves opening the file,
 operations are somewhat slower. 

 Press [7m I [m to display information about single files as
 they are highlighted. 
 
 Press [7m M [m to display information about all files. 
	
 From either of these states, press [7m L [m to get back to the
 regular display. 

 You may get "full" (DIR/FU) information on individual highlighted
 files (or "tagged" files) by pressing [7m <Gold> I [m. 
 
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3 Editing_&_Viewing_Files

 To Edit or View a file (Viewing is read-only), use the following
 commands.  Your system manager has selected a default editor and
 viewer for your use.  [1mNote[m that the highlighted file must
 not be a .DIR file: 

     [7m E [m	       - to Edit.
     [7m V [m	       - to View.
     [7m Select [m    - to Edit (this is the function key "[1mSelect[m").
     [7m Sel [m       - to View (this is [1mKP.[m or "[1mSel[m").	 
     [7m F [m	       - to FMS edit a file (of appropriate type).

3 Tagging_And_Untagging_Files
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 Files may be "Tagged" so that multiple files may be Deleted,
 Printed, or Copied. 

     To Tag a file, highlight it and press [7m T [m 
              (the [1m#[m tag symbol will appear).  
     To Untag a file, highlight it and press [7m U [m.  

 Tags will "disappear" if you do some operation which requires
 reloading the directory (edit, view, $, %, etc.).  Therefore, it
 is best to do the tagging just before you do the associated
 operation. 
 
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3 Deleting_Files_&_Directories

 Single highlighted files may be deleted by pressing [7m D [m or
 the [7m Remove [m key or [7m F6 [m or [7m F13 [m.  You will be asked 
 to confirm the deletion.

 Tagged files may be deleted in the same way.  You will be given
 an overlay menu with choices for All, Confirm, and Quit. 

 Single and Tagged directories may be deleted in the same way.  In
 this case, the entire directory tree is handled.
 
 If you have already tagged some files, and wish to delete
 a [4msingle[m file, press or [7m F6 [m.

4 Wildcard_File_Deletes

 If the Wildcard is set to something other than '*', the
 delete-directory function will delete only files.  Therefore, to
 delete all .LIS files, set the wildcard to '*.LIS', go to the
 appropriate .DIR file, and press [7m D [m. 

 To set the wildcard, press [7m W [m.  You will be prompted to
 edit the current wildcard used for files display (Default for
 "all" is '*'). You may use any legal VMS wildcard string. 

3 Copying_Files

 You may copy files (highlighted or tagged) [1m[4mfrom[m the
 current directory.  Press either [7m C [m or [7m <Gold> W [m.
 You will be prompted for the file destination. 

 To copy files [1m[4minto[m the current directory, press either
 [7m <Gold> G [m or [7m Insert Here [m.  You will be prompted
 for the source file names.  Any legal VMS filenames (including
 wildcards) will work. 

3 Printing_Files

 You may print files (highlighted or tagged).  Press [7m P [m to
 print files.  The files will be printed on the default device
 (see Defaults for how to change it). 

3 Printing_The_DM_Directory

 Print the [1mDM[m directory (the screen display) by pressing
 [7m <Gold> P [m. 

3 Purging_Files

 To purge files, press [7m G [m.  Only the files shown by
 [1mDM[m will be purged.  (See Functions for how to change your
 wildcard). 

3 Renaming_Files

 You may rename single (highlighted) files by pressing [7m R [m.
 You will be prompted for a new name. 

 You may also rename tagged files. 

 Any legal VMS "target" name may be used. 

3 Executing_COM_Files

 .COM files may be executed by pressing [7m @ [m.  The .COM file
 is executed in a subprocess. 

3 Single_DCL_Commands
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 There are two environments for doing DCL commands from [1mDM[m;
 in a subprocess, and in the main process (outside [1mDM[m).
 Using the subprocess is more efficient, but you can't respond to
 a question from DCL (e.g., COPY where you want to supply a file
 name to the prompt). 

 To use the subprocess, press [7m $ [m or the [7m Do [m key.
 You will be prompted for the DCL command.  You may include the
 [1mhighlighted[m file in your DCL command by entering \ at the
 appropriate spot in the command.  You may include [1mtagged[m
 files by entering \\. 

 To do the DCL command in the main process, type [7m % [m.  Note
 that your context is the current [1mDM[m directory, and you may
 only do a single command. 
 
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3 Multiple_DCL_Commands

 You may execute multiple commands (in the subprocess) by pressing
 [7m <Gold> $ [m, [7m <Gold> Do [m, or [7m <Gold> [ [m. 

 After you finish your commands, an "empty" [7m Return [m will
 return you to [1mDM[m. 

3 Answering_Questions
!
 
 If you are prompted for an answer, [1mDM[m will either give you
 a single prompt character ($ or >), or will supply the present
 setting for a variable. 

 If you get a single prompt character, you may usually use the Up
 Arrow to recall your last response to a question, and then edit
 it. 

 If you are prompted to edit the present entry, you may do so or
 may use [7m <Ctl> U [m to erase it and start over. 

 In some menus, you are not told how to exit the menu. Almost any
 key will get you out (for instance, <CR>). 
 
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2 Movements 

 Use the Up and Down [1mArrow[m keys to highlight the file
 names. There are about a dozen more ways to move within the
 directory, described under "Advanced_Movements" below. 

 To change directories, see the Between_Directories and
 Tree_Structure descriptions below. 

3 Between_Directories

 To move Down in a directory tree, highlight the .DIR file and
 press either [7m Select [m key (function key or KP.).  The V
 and E keys will also work. 

 To move Up in a directory tree, press the [7m Upper Case [m
 (KP3) key on the keypad.  In this case the highlighted file makes
 no difference. 

3 Finding_Files_(Searching)

 Search for files by any substring of the file name (such as XYZ
 or .TXT).  This is [1m[4mnot[m a wildcard function, so don't
 use the '*' character. 

 For the first search, press [7m <Gold> , [m (yes, the comma
 key) or the [7m Find [m key.  You will be prompted for the
 search string. 

 For subsequent searches on the same string, press [7m <Gold> .
 [m (Cont Srch) or [7m PF3 [m.  You may also press [7m Find
 [m [4mtwice[m to search for the same string. 

3 Advanced_Movements

 Because movements on the screen are the most frequent operations,
 there are many functions to simplify this job. (NOTE: <Gold> in
 the following commands indicates that you should press the <Gold>
 (or PF1) key, and then press another key). 

     [7m A [m	       - Moves the cursor to the top of the screen.
     [7m Z [m	       - Moves the cursor to the bottom of the screen.
     [7m <Gold> T [m  - Moves to the Top (first screen of files).
     [7m <Gold> B [m  - Moves to the Bottom (last screen of files).
     [7m Prev [m      - Moves "Up" one screen.
     [7m Next [m      - Moves "Down" one screen.
     [7m F11 [m       - Toggles the direction of movement (Fwd/Rev).
     [7m Backup [m    - Sets movement to Reverse & moves 1 line Up.
     [7m Advance [m   - Sets movement to Forward & moves 1 line Down.
     [7m Return [m    - Moves one line in the present direction.
     [7m Para [m      - (KP5) Moves one screen in the present direction.

 There are a few more movement functions - see the on-line Help
 screens. 

3 Tree_Structure
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 You may display a schematic map of the subdirectories below your
 current level by pressing [7m * [m. 

 Move around the display by using the arrow keys, and use [7m Sel
 [m or [7m Return [m to change your current directory. 

 This function has it's own help - accessed by pressing PF2. 
 
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4 Help_For_Tree
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 [1mArrow Keys[m - Move around in the tree.
 [1mNext Screen[m (VT2xx) - Move DOWN in Current Column.
 [1mPrev Screen[m (VT2xx) - Move UP in Current Column.
 [1mReturn[m/[1mSelect[m/[1mEnter[m/[1mDo[m (VT2xx) - Select directory to "GoTo".

 [7m Gold T [m - Go to TOP of Current Column.
 [7m Gold B [m - Go to BOTTOM of Current Column.
 [7m Gold P [m - Print the Tree display (on your default printer).
 [7m Gold A [m - Change your default printer.

 Press any other key to exit from the Tree Display.
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3 Devices
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 You may move upward in the directory tree structure until you
 reach the [000000] level (if you have "read" access to the
 directory file).  After you reach the top level, [1mDM[m will
 ask you for the name of another device.  A [7m Return [m will
 leave you in the current device. 

 You may change disk devices at any time by using [7m <Gold> D
 [m. You will always be placed at the top level of a new device.
 This is also a quick way to get to the top level on the current
 device. 

 If you have a "Rooted Directory" structure, [1mDM[m will handle
 upward movements. 
 
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2 Functions
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 If you are prompted for an answer, [1mDM[m will either give you
 a single prompt character ($ or >), or will supply the present
 setting for a variable. 

 If you get a single prompt character, you may usually use the Up
 Arrow to recall your last response to a question, and then edit
 it. 

 If you are prompted to edit the present entry, you may do so or
 may use [7m <Ctl> U [m to erase it and start over. 

 In some menus, you are not told how to exit the menu. Almost any
 key will get you out (for instance, <CR>). 
 
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3 Wildcard

 To set the wildcard, press [7m W [m.  You will be prompted to
 edit the current wildcard used for files display (Default for
 "all" is '*'). You may use any legal VMS wildcard string. 

3 Tree_Structure
!
 
 You may display a schematic map of the subdirectories below your
 current level by pressing [7m * [m. 

 Move around the display by using the arrow keys, and use [7m Sel
 [m or [7m Return [m to change your current directory. 

 This function has it's own help - accessed by pressing PF2. 
 
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4 Help_For_Tree
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 [1mArrow Keys[m - Move around in the tree.
 [1mNext Screen[m (VT2xx) - Move DOWN in Current Column.
 [1mPrev Screen[m (VT2xx) - Move UP in Current Column.
 [1mReturn[m/[1mSelect[m/[1mEnter[m/[1mDo[m (VT2xx) - Select directory to "GoTo".

 [7m Gold T [m - Go to TOP of Current Column.
 [7m Gold B [m - Go to BOTTOM of Current Column.
 [7m Gold P [m - Print the Tree display (on your default printer).
 [7m Gold A [m - Change your default printer.

 Press any other key to exit from the Tree Display.
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3 Messages_And_Mail

 If you are sent a message by the system (e.g., mail
 notification), the message will appear at the bottom of the
 screen.  Only the last line of the notification message is shown. 

 You may run VMS Mail (VaxMail) by pressing [7m <Gold> M [m.
 
 If you send mail, you will normally be using the same mail editor
 you usually use.  If this is not the case, contact your system
 manager for help.

2 Keys 
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 The regular keyboard is used for many [1mDM[m functions.
 Keypads and keys F10 thru F16 have functions which help you to
 use [1mDM[m. 
 
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3 Main_Keyboard

                    [1mREGULAR KEYBOARD COMMANDS[m

         (Listed in the order they appear on the "menu")

 [1m$[m   - Do a single DCL command (using Spawn).
 [1m%[m   - Do a single DCL command (in the context of the current directory).
 [1m@[m   - Execute the selected .COM file.
 [1m*[m   - Show (and select from) SubDirectory Tree.
 [1mA[m/[1mZ[m - Go to Top/Bottom of screen.
 [1mW[m   - Select a new wild-card for display of files.
 [1mT[m   - Tag a file - Used in D, C, P, $, and % commands.
 [1mU[m   - Untag a file.
 [1mQ[m   - Quit (Returning to starting directory).
 [1mX[m   - Exit (In currently-shown directory).
 [1mR[m   - Rename current file.
 [1mV[m   - View current file, or GoTo .DIR
 [1mE[m   - Edit current file, or GoTo .DIR
 [1mF[m   - FMS
 [1mM[m   - Show all file information.
 [1mI[m   - Show information for selected files only.
 [1mL[m   - Show less information (file names only).
 [1mD[m   - Delete file(s)
 [1mC[m   - Copy file(s) [to another name or another directory].
 [1mG[m   - Purge the current files.
 [1mP[m   - Print file(s) on default printer.

 [1m<CTL> W[m - Refresh screen
 [1mS[m   - View
 [1m?[m   - Help (on the normal keys)

3 Inner_Keypad
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 The inner keypad (with the arrow keys) works as it is labeled:

     [7m Up [m and [7m Down [m Arrows move the highlighted area.
     		(Left and Right arrows do nothing)
     [7m Find [m - search file names for a text string.
     [7m Insert Here [m - Copy files into this directory.
     [7m Remove [m - Delete file(s).
     [7m Select [m - Either Edit for a regular file, or
     		             "Go to this directory" for a .DIR file.
     [7m Prev Screen [m - up a screen.
     [7m Next Screen [m - down a screen.


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                x       x COPY  xDELETE x
                x FIND  x FILES xFILE(S)x
                x       x  IN   x       x
                tqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqu
                x EDIT  x  UP   x DOWN  x
                x  OR   x   A   x   A   x
                x GO TO xSCREEN xSCREEN x
                mqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqj
                        x       x
                        x  UP   x
                        x       x
                lqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqk
                x       x       x       x
                x       x DOWN  x       x
                x       x       x       x
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3 Right_Keypad
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 The right keypad works a little like WPS+

     [7m PF1 [m - Gold
     [7m PF2 [m - Help
     [7m PF3 [m - Find Next (Search)
     [7m Upper Case [m (KP3) - Go UP one directory in the tree. 
     [7m Sel [m - Either View (More) for a regular file, or
     		     "Go to this directory" for a .DIR file.
     [7m Sent [m, [7m Tab Pos [m, [7m Line [m, and [7m Enter [m - Go one line in current
     		direction.
     [7m Para [m - Go one screen in current direction.
     [7m Backup [m, [7m Advance [m - Set direction and/or move one line.


     [7m <Gold> PF3 [m - Find
     [7m <Gold> Backup [m - Go to top screen.
     [7m <Gold> Advance [m - Go to bottom screen.
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4 Diagram
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                x[7m       [mx       x FIND  x       x
                x[7m GOLD  [mx HELP  x NEXT  x       x
                x[7m       [mx       x[7m FIND  [mx       x
                tqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqu
                x   1   x   1   x       x       x
                x LINE  x LINE  x       x       x
                x       x       x       x       x
                tqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqu
                x       x   1   x       x       x
                x       xSCREEN x       x       x
                x       x       x       x       x
                tqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqu
                xBACKUP x   1   x GO UP x       x
                x       x LINE  x  ONE  x       x
                x[7m  TOP  [mx       x  DIR  x   1   x
                tqqqqqqqvqqqqqqqnqqqqqqqu       x
                x    ADVANCE    x VIEW  x LINE  x
                x               x  OR   x       x
                x[7m    BOTTOM     [mx GO TO x       x
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3 Function_Keys
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 Function keys F10 thru F20 have functions as follows:

    F6      F7      F8      F9      F10
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 xDELETE x       x       x       x       x
 x THIS  x       x       x       x EXIT  x
 x FILE  x       x       x       x       x
 mqqqqqqqvqqqqqqqvqqqqqqqvqqqqqqqvqqqqqqqj





               F11     F12     F13     F14
            lqqqqqqqwqqqqqqqwqqqqqqqwqqqqqqqk
            xFORWARDx MOVE  xDELETE x       x
            xREVERSEx  UP   x FILE  x       x
            x TOGGLEx1 LINE x       x       x
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                           F15         F16
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                        x       x      DO       x
                        x HELP  x     (DCL)     x
                        x       x[7m  MULTIPLE DO  [mx
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                                       F17     F18     F19     F20
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                                    x       x       x       x       x
                                    x       x[7m  GET  [mx       x       x
                                    x       x[7m  FILE [mx       x       x
                                    mqqqqqqqvqqqqqqqvqqqqqqqvqqqqqqqj
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3 GOLD_Commands

 Press [1mGOLD[m ([1mPF1[m) and then another key...

 [1mGOLD T[m - Go to the Top of the Directory.
 [1mGOLD B[m - Go to the Bottom of the Directory.
 [1mGOLD F[m, [1mGOLD K[m - Quit.
 [1mGOLD G[m - Get file(s) [from another Directory].
 [1mGOLD H[m - Help.
 [1mGOLD SEARCH[m - ([1m<Gold> ,[m) Find text string in file names.
 [1mGOLD CONTINUE SEARCH[m -  ([1m<Gold> .[m) Find previous string.
 [1mGOLD $[m or [1m[[m - Go out to DCL for commands.
 [1mGOLD W[m - Copy files from this directory (write).
 [1mGOLD P[m - Print the [1mDM[m Directory. 
 [1mGOLD A[m - Change default editor, viewer, or printer.
 [1mGOLD D[m - Change to another disk device.
 [1mGOLD I[m - DIR/FU on files.
 [1mGOLD M[m - VMS Mail
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3 Key_Labels

 Key strip labels for using [1mDM[m with your VT2xx terminal
 should be available from your system manager. 

2 Defaults

 When you enter [1mDM[m, you will be given default values for
 [1mDM[m's Editor, Viewer, and Print Command.  You can change
 these by pressing [7m <Gold> A [m.  The changes you make will
 remain for the duration of your login session (even if you exit
 and re-enter [1mDM[m). 

 If the system defaults are not the ones you would like, you may
 re-define them in your LOGIN.COM file.
 
 Defaults WPE and MORE (Editor and Viewer) are "special" - they
 should give you the system default ASCII editor.  If not, see
 your system manager for assistance.  These defaults use a
 callable editor and are most efficient. 

3 Re-Defining_Symbols_In_Your_LOGIN.COM

 Normally, when you enter [1mDM[m, you will be given system
 default values for [1mDM[m's Editor, Viewer, and Print Command.
 If you always want to use something different from the system
 defaults, you can establish your own defaults by creating symbols
 in your LOGIN.COM file.  The applicable symbols are: 

     DM$EDITOR
     DM$VIEWER
     DM$PRINT_COMMAND

4 Examples

 For instance, you might put the following lines in your LOGIN.COM
 file: 

     DM$EDITOR :== EDIT/TPU/SECTION=ABC.GBL
     DM$VIEWER :== @SYS$LOGIN:MYEDITOR FOO BAR
     DM$PRINT_COMMAND :== PRINT/QUEUE=MY_PRINTER/FORM=PAYCHECK

 Note that blanks are permitted; [1mDM[m will add one space and
 the selected file name(s) to the end of your defined symbol, and
 pass this to a subprocess. 

4 Tricks

 There is one more "trick" to this: If you use [1m:==[m,
 [1mDM[m will save any changes you make with the <Gold> A menu
 for the duration of your login session.  If you use [1m:=[m,
 [1mDM[m will re-initialize to your defaults each time you
 re-enter [1mDM[m. 

4 Attached_Printers

 If you have an LA50 or LA100 (or equivalent) attached to your
 terminal, you can define [1mDM[m's Print Command to use the
 attached printer.  Using the [7m <Gold> A [m menu, set Print
 Command to (spaces are important): 

     [1mDM$ATP[m		  - to print using the printer's normal mode.
     [1mDM$ATP DM$LQ[m	  - to print in "Letter Quality" mode.
     [1mDM$ATP DM$COMPRESSED[m - to print in compressed mode.
     [1mDM$ATP DM$12[m	  - to print at 12 characters per inch.

2 Attached_Printers

 If you have an LA50 or LA100 (or equivalent) attached to your
 terminal, you can define [1mDM[m's Print Command to use the
 attached printer.  Using the [7m <Gold> A [m menu, set Print
 Command to (spaces are important): 

     [1mDM$ATP[m			- to print using the printer's normal mode.
     [1mDM$ATP DM$LQ[m		- to print in "Letter Quality" mode.
     [1mDM$ATP DM$COMPRESSED[m	- to print in compressed mode.
     [1mDM$ATP DM$12[m		- to print at 12 characters per inch.

2 Wildcard

 To set the wildcard, press [7m W [m.  You will be prompted to
 edit the current wildcard used for files display (Default for
 "all" is '*'). You may use any legal VMS wildcard string. 

2 Tree_Structure
!
 
 You may display a schematic map of the subdirectories below your
 current level by pressing [7m * [m. 

 Move around the display by using the arrow keys, and use [7m Sel
 [m or [7m Return [m to change your current directory. 

 This function has it's own help - accessed by pressing PF2. 
 
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3 Help_For_Tree
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 [1mArrow Keys[m - Move around in the tree.
 [1mNext Screen[m (VT2xx) - Move DOWN in Current Column.
 [1mPrev Screen[m (VT2xx) - Move UP in Current Column.
 [1mReturn[m/[1mSelect[m/[1mEnter[m/[1mDo[m (VT2xx) - Select directory to "GoTo".

 [7m Gold T [m - Go to TOP of Current Column.
 [7m Gold B [m - Go to BOTTOM of Current Column.
 [7m Gold P [m - Print the Tree display (on your default printer).
 [7m Gold A [m - Change your default printer.

 Press any other key to exit from the Tree Display.
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2 Messages

 If you are sent a message by the system (e.g., mail
 notification), the message will appear at the bottom of the
 screen.  Only the last line of the notification message is shown. 

2 Mail

 You may run VMS Mail (VaxMail) by pressing [7m <Gold> M [m.
 
 If you send mail, you will normally be using the same mail editor
 you usually use.  If this is not the case, contact your system
 manager for help.

2 Document
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 For a hard-copy listing of the HELP text for DM, print the file:

	SYS$HELP:DM_USER_DOC.TXT
 
 If you have access to an LN03 printer, you may use print the file:
 
 	SYS$HELP:DM_USER_DOC.LN03
 
 If you use WPS-PLUS (TM), you may import the file:
 
 	SYS$HELP:DM_USER_DOC.WPL
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2 Credits

 [1mDM[m has been improved and submitted to [1mDECUS[m by a
 succession of writers including John C. Hayre, Rich Gregory, and
 Dale E. Coy. 

