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Running the Application

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Seven commands are quickly available by moving the cursor with the and arrow over the command, then press the key.

COMMANDS
TOGGLE FILE VIEW
SELECT CARD
SAVE TO CARD
FETCH FROM CARD
BACKUP FROM RAM
RESTORE TO RAM
DEFAULT RAM

The FILE AREA Window

The middle window displays all files and size that are in your file card area. By placing the cursor over the file name (point and shoot), the following 3 commands can be selected by these keystrokes.

COMMAND	KEY
Fetch File
Delete File
Copy to Card	C

This information is shown in the information window whilst the file area window is in use.
Return to command menu

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The INFORMATION window

This displays two sets of information.

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This mode allows the cursor to be placed over the file name so the following commands may be selected.

COMMAND	KEY
Fetch File
Delete File
Copy to Card	C

Warning

title	Deleting a Deleted File

A file can only be deleted once. You can only un-delete it using Fetch and the save it again to the Flash Card.

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These applications are very useful. Here is a summary of what they can do.

	Filer	Flashstore
Save a File to an EPROM card
Save a File to a FLASH card
Save all Files to an EPROM card
Save all Files to a FLASH card		BACKUP

Copy all or single Files from a FLASH card to a FLASH card an EPROM card to a FLASH card

Fetch a File from an EPROM card
Fetch a File from a FLASH card

Fetch all Files from an EPROM card		RESTORE
Fetch all Files from a FLASH card		RESTORE

Fetch deleted Files from EPROM card
Fetch deleted Files from FLASH card

Format File area from EPROM card	[ERASE WITH THE EPROM ERASER]
Format File area from FLASH card

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Only one copy of Flashstore is required despite the number of flash cards used. For example, if you had have the standard OZ 42.2 version running in slot 0, you could have your Applications (including FlashStore) in slot 2 and read any of your "master" files from there, whilst using another Flash card in slot 3 for current files.