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=TITLE About
=TITLE About FileView
=INCLUDE overview
 VMS DECwindows FileView

 Software Version: VMS Version 5.3

 © 1988, 1989 by Digital Equipment Corporation.

 All rights reserved.

 For more information about FileView, double click on
 Overview of FileView from the list of additional topics
 below.

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=TITLE Trademark
=TITLE Additional Trademark and Product Information
=INCLUDE Overview
 The information herein is subject to change without
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 by Digital Equipment Corporation. Digital Equipment
 Corporation assumes no responsibility for any errors
 that may appear in this document.

 The software described here is furnished under a
 license and may be used or copied only in accordance
 with the terms of such license.

 No responsibility is assumed for the use or reliability
 of software on equipment that is not supplied by
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=TITLE fvscreen_objects
=TITLE FileView Context Sensitive Help
 This topic provides information about context-sensitive
 help. Context-sensitive help is help text that is
 displayed when you press the Help key and then click
 on an object on your workstation screen.

 For example:

 1. Move the mouse pointer to the Apply button in the
    FileView main window.

 2. Press and hold the Help key.

 3. Click on MB1.

    When you release MB1, a help window containing help
    text about the Apply button is displayed.

Additional information available:

shrinkicon butntitle barpushback butnresize butnok butn
cancel buttonhidedialog butnapply buttonreset butnMenu barwork area
FilFilt fldDir fldAppl updtbutnAllNo butnselected totalfiles fields
excluded fieldtotal size fieldList bxDismiss ButnNavigation bx
fil lstscroll barsstep arrows2scrollBar regnscrollbar slidrtow
custom excludecustom filetypesFils CmpreFils CpyFls Del
Files ediFls prntQueue Options Dialog BoxPrint Options Dialog Boxfls prge
Files renmeFls runFls srchFls showFls typeCreate Directory

=TITLE shrinkicon_butn
=TITLE Shrink-to-Icon Button
 The shrink-to-icon button lets you shrink a window to
 an icon and store it in the Icon Box.

 To shrink a window to an icon:

 1. Move the pointer to the shrink-to-icon button

 2. Click MB1

 The window closes and its icon in the Icon Box appears
 bold.

=TITLE title_bar
=TITLE Title Bar
 The title bar tells you the name of the application
 and contains window management buttons you can use to
 rearrange your screen display.

=TITLE pushback_butn
=TITLE Push-to-Back Button
 The push-to-back button lets you move a window to the
 bottom of a stack of overlapping windows, or move a
 window to the opposite location in the stack.

=TITLE resize_butn
=TITLE Resize Button
 The resize button lets you change the size of a window.

 To change the size of a window:

 1. Move the pointer to the resize button.

 2. Press and hold MB1. The pointer changes into a
    resize cursor.

 3. Drag the resize cursor outside the window border and
    resize the window.

 4. Release MB1.

=TITLE ok_butn
=TITLE OK Button
 Click on the OK button to confirm an action.

=TITLE cancel_button
=TITLE Cancel Button
 Click on the Cancel button to dismiss the window or box
 or stop the current operation.

=TITLE hidedialog_butn
=TITLE Hide This Dialog Button
 Use the Hide This Dialog button to prevent FileView
 from displaying the dialog box the next time you choose
 a FileView command.

=TITLE apply_button
=TITLE Apply Button
 Use the Apply button to record new settings without
 dismissing the dialog box.

=TITLE reset_butn
=TITLE Reset Button
 Use the Reset button to redisplay the current settings
 if you changed settings without applying them.

=TITLE Menu_bar
=TITLE Menu Bar
 The menu bar contains the names of menus you can choose
 from to work with the application.

=TITLE work_area
=TITLE Work Area
 The work area is the area in a window where you
 interact with the application.

=TITLE FilFilt_fld
=TITLE File Filter Field
=INCLUDE overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help

=TITLE Dir_fld
=TITLE Directory Field
=INCLUDE overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help

=TITLE Appl_updtbutn
=TITLE Apply and Update Buttons
=INCLUDE overview Appl_Updates

=TITLE AllNo_butn
=TITLE All and None Buttons
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help allnone_help

=TITLE selected_totalfiles_fields
=TITLE Selected and Total Files Fields
 The Selected field tallies the number of files
 selected.

 The Total Files field tallies the number of files in
 the file list.

=TITLE excluded_field
=TITLE Excluded Field
 The Excluded field tallies the number of files excluded
 from the current file list.

=TITLE total_size_field
=TITLE Total Size Field
 The Total Size field tallies the total block size of
 the files in the current file list.

=TITLE List_bx
=TITLE List Box
 The list box contains information related to files or
 applications.

 To select an item from a list box, point to the item
 and click MB1. The item is highlighted.

=TITLE Dismiss_Butn
=TITLE Dismiss Button
 The Dismiss button lets you dismiss the dialog box
 without changing any settings.

=TITLE Navigation_bx
=TITLE Directory List Box
 Use the directory list box to display your
 subdirectories. Using the directory list box, you can
 ascend and descend a directory structure in the current
 or a new FileView window.

=TITLE fil_lst
=TITLE File List
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help

=TITLE scroll_bars
=TITLE Scroll Bars
=INCLUDE overview vue_scrolling_help

=TITLE step_arrows2
=TITLE Stepping Arrows
=INCLUDE overview vue_scrolling_help step_arrows

=TITLE scrollBar_regn
=TITLE Scroll Bar Region
=INCLUDE overview vue_scrolling_help scroll_regn

=TITLE scrollbar_slidr
=TITLE Scroll Bar Slider
=INCLUDE overview vue_scrolling_help slider

=TITLE tow
=TITLE Task Output Window
 The Task Output Window displays information related to
 files or file operations.

 For example, if a command normally produces output
 files that you need to continue working, FileView opens
 a Task Output window.

 If FileView cannot execute a task successfully, it
 displays the word "Error" next to the Status column
 in the Work in Progress dialog box. Click on the Show
 Output button to display the error message in the Task
 Output window.

=TITLE custom_exclude
=TITLE Exclude Files... Dialog Box
=KEYWORD Files
 The Exclude Files field allows you to enter the names
 of the files that you want excluded from the current
 file list.

 The Excluded field tallies the number of files excluded
 from the current file list.

Additional information available:

excl titlebarexcl pbck butnexclude entryfieldexcl okbutnexcl applybutn
excl resetbutnexcl cancbutn

=TITLE excl_titlebar
=TITLE Title Bar
 The title bar tells you the name of the application
 and contains window management buttons you can use to
 rearrange your screen display.

=TITLE excl_pbck_butn
=TITLE Push-to-Back Button
 The push-to-back button lets you move a window to the
 bottom of a stack of overlapping windows, or move a
 window to the opposite location in the stack.

=TITLE exclude_entryfield
=TITLE Exclude Files Entry Field
 The Exclude Files entry field allows you to enter the
 file names or file types you want to exclude from your
 current file list.

=TITLE excl_okbutn
=TITLE OK Button
 Click on the OK button to confirm an action.

=TITLE excl_applybutn
=TITLE Apply Button
 Use the Apply button to record new settings without
 dismissing the dialog box.

=TITLE excl_resetbutn
=TITLE Reset Button
 Use the Reset button to redisplay the current settings
 if you changed settings without applying them.

=TITLE excl_cancbutn
=TITLE Cancel Button
 Click on the Cancel button to dismiss the window or box
 or stop the current operation.

=TITLE custom_filetypes
=INCLUDE overview cus_hlp custom_dbl_popup
=KEYWORD Menus Commands Definitions
 Using the File Types dialog box, you can modify the
 pop-up menus and double-click command definitions
 associated with each file type.

 To display the File Types dialog box, choose the File
 Types... menu item from the Customize menu. The File
 Types dialog box has several sections: File Types, Verb
 Names, Pop-Up Menu, and Double Click for Selected File
 Type.

 For more information about the File Types dialog box
 double click on an item from the list of additional
 topics below.

Additional information available:

filtyp titlbrfiletypes pushbackbutfiletypes filtype boxfiletypes entryfield
filetypes entrbuttonfiletypes deletebuttonfiletypes vrbs boxfiletypes popupmenu box
filetypes upbuttonfiletypes downbuttonfiltypes addbuttonfiletypes removebutton
filetypes sepbuttonfiletypes sortedbuttonfiletypes dblck boxfiletypes changbutton
filetypes okbuttonfiletypes applybuttonfiletypes resetbuttonfiletypes cancelbutton

=TITLE filtyp_titlbr
=TITLE Title Bar
 The title bar tells you the name of the application
 and contains window management buttons you can use to
 rearrange your screen display.

=TITLE filetypes_pushbackbut
=TITLE Push-to-Back Button
 The push-to-back button lets you move a window to the
 bottom of a stack of overlapping windows, or move a
 window to the opposite location in the stack.

=TITLE filetypes_filtype_box
=INCLUDE overview cus_hlp custom_dbl_popup fil_typs_bx
 The File Types list box displays the file types for
 which double-click verbs and pop-up menus are currently
 defined.

 Use the File Types list box with the Double Click for
 Selected File Type option and Verb Names list box to
 change the command executed when you double click on a
 specific file type in your file list.

 Use the File Types, Verb Names, and Pop-Up Menu list
 boxes to modify the contents of the pop-up menus
 defined for each file type.

=TITLE filetypes_entryfield
=TITLE File Types Entry Field
 Use the File Types entry field to enter name of the new
 file type that you want to add to the File Types list
 box.

=TITLE filetypes_entrbutton
=TITLE Enter Button
 Click on the Enter button to add a file type to the
 File Types list box.

=TITLE filetypes_deletebutton
=TITLE Delete Button
 Click on the Delete button to remove a file type from
 the File Types list box.

=TITLE filetypes_vrbs_box
=INCLUDE overview cus_hlp custom_dbl_popup vrb_nms_bx
=TITLE Verbs Names List Box
 The Verb Names list box displays the available verbs,
 including those listed on FileView's Files, Utilities,
 Applications, and Help menus.

 You can use this list box with the other sections of
 the Verbs and Menus dialog box to add new verbs to new
 or existing menus. You can also use the Verb Names list
 box to remove definitions from your profile.

=TITLE filetypes_popupmenu_box
=INCLUDE overview cus_hlp custom_dbl_popup custom_popup
 Choose the File Types Pop-Up Menu to modify the
 contents of the pop-up menus defined for each file
 type.

=TITLE filetypes_upbutton
=TITLE Up Button
 Click on the Up button to move the command up the
 Pop-Up Menu list box, one item at a time.

=TITLE filetypes_downbutton
=TITLE Down Button
 Click on the Down button to move the command down the
 Pop-Up Menu list box, one item at a time.

=TITLE filtypes_addbutton
=TITLE Add Button
 Click on the Add button to add a command to the Pop-Up
 Menu list box.

=TITLE filetypes_removebutton
=TITLE Remove Button
 Click on the Remove button to remove a command from the
 Pop-Up Menu list box.

=TITLE filetypes_sepbutton
=TITLE .......... Button
 Click on the .......... button to add a separator line
 to the pop-up menu.

=TITLE filetypes_sortedbutton
=TITLE Sorted Button
 Click on the Sorted button to sort the commands in the
 Pop-Up Menu list box.

=TITLE filetypes_dblck_box
=TITLE Double Click for Selected File Type
 The Double Click for Selected File Type section
 displays the verb that executes when you double click
 on a file of the selected type.

=TITLE filetypes_changbutton
=TITLE Change Button
 Click on the Change button to change the double-click
 verb definition.

=TITLE filetypes_okbutton
=TITLE OK Button
 Click on the OK button to confirm an action.

=TITLE filetypes_applybutton
=TITLE Apply Button
 Use the Apply button to record new settings without
 dismissing the dialog box.

=TITLE filetypes_resetbutton
=TITLE Reset Button
 Use the Reset button to redisplay the current settings
 if you changed settings without applying them.

=TITLE filetypes_cancelbutton
=TITLE Cancel Button
 Click on the Cancel button to dismiss the window or box
 or stop the current operation.

=TITLE Fils_Cmpre
=INCLUDE overview vue_comparingfiles

Additional information available:

cmpre titlbrcmpre pshbkbutnFiles FieldTo FieldParallel Output
cmpre HdedilgMatch Size SliderMaximum Differences Slider
Search Limit Slidercmpre okbutncmpre Cnclbutn

=TITLE cmpre_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE cmpre_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Files Field
 Use the Files field to display the files you want to
 compare.

 If you have selected a file, the Files field displays
 that file in the text field.

=TITLE To Field
 Use the To field to compare a file to a file other than
 its previous version.

=TITLE Parallel Output
 Click on the Parallel Output button to list the lines
 with differences side by side.

=TITLE cmpre_Hdedilg
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj hidedialog_butn

=TITLE Match Size Slider
 Use the Match Size slider to specify the number of
 lines that should again indicate matching data after
 differences are found.

 Once the Compare command finds unmatched lines, it
 considers the files matching once again after it finds
 three sequential lines that match. Use the Match Size
 slider to override the match size of 3.

=TITLE Maximum Differences Slider
 Use the Maximum Differences slider to terminate
 the compare operation after the specified number of
 unmatched lines is found.

 This number can be from 0 to 100, where 0 indicates no
 maximum.

=TITLE Search Limit Slider
 Use the Search Limit slider to specify how many
 lines should be searched before a line is considered
 unmatched.

=TITLE cmpre_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj OK_butn

=TITLE cmpre_Cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj Cancel_butn

=TITLE Fils_Cpy
=INCLUDE overview vue_copyingfiles

Additional information available:

Cpy titlebarcpy pshbkbutnFrom FieldTo FieldShow Log Button
Request Confirmation ButtonConcatenate Input Files ButtonReplace Exisiting Files Button
cpy Hdedilgcpy okButncpy CnclButn

=TITLE Cpy_titlebar
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE cpy_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE From Field
 Use the From text entry field to type file name you
 want to copy.

=TITLE To Field
 Use the To text entry field to type the new file name,
 or the device and directory you want the file to be
 copied to.

=TITLE Show Log Button
 Use the Show Log button to display the file
 specification of each copied file.

=TITLE Request Confirmation Button
 Use the Request Confirmation button to display a prompt
 asking whether the file should be copied.

=TITLE Concatenate Input Files Button
 Use the Concatenate Input Files button to create
 one output file from multiple input files if
 wildcard characters are not used in the output file
 specification.

=TITLE Replace Exisiting Files Button
 Use the Replace Existing Files button to delete
 the file that already exists with the output file
 specification you entered.

=TITLE cpy_Hdedilg
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj hidedialog_butn

=TITLE cpy_okButn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj OK_butn

=TITLE cpy_CnclButn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj Cancel_butn

=TITLE Fls_Del
=INCLUDE overview vue_deletingfiles

Additional information available:

del titlbrdel pshbkbutnFiles FieldShow Log ButtonRequest Confirmation Button
Erase Storage Buttondel hidedlgdel okbutndel cnclbutn

=TITLE del_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE del_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Files Field
 Use the Files field to type the file name you want to
 delete.

=TITLE Show Log Button
 Use the Show Log button to display the file
 specification of each file as it is deleted.

=TITLE Request Confirmation Button
 Use the Request Confirmation button to display a prompt
 asking whether the file should be deleted.

=TITLE Erase Storage Button
 Use the Erase Storage button to erase the selected
 files from your disk so that the deleted information no
 longer physically exists.

=TITLE del_hidedlg
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj hidedialog_butn

=TITLE del_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE del_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE Files_edi
=INCLUDE overview vue_creatingfiles

Additional information available:

edi titlbredi pshbkbutnFiles FieldEDT, TPU, Notepad Editor Buttons
Other ButtonOther Fieldedi hdedlgedi okbutnedi cnclbutn

=TITLE edi_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE edi_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Files Field
 Use the Files text entry field to type the name of the
 file that you want to create or edit.

=TITLE EDT, TPU, Notepad Editor Buttons
 Click on the EDT, TPU, or Notepad buttons to select the
 text editor you want to use.

=TITLE Other Button
 Click on the Other button to use an editor other than
 those listed in the Edit dialog box.

 Type the appropriate DCL command for invoking the
 editor in the text entry field provided.

=TITLE Other Field
 Use the Other text entry field for typing the DCL
 command for invoking an editor other than those listed.

=TITLE edi_hdedlg
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj hidedialog_butn

=TITLE edi_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE edi_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE Fls_prnt
=INCLUDE overview vue_printingfiles

Additional information available:

prnt titlebarprnt pshbkbutnFiles fieldShow Print Options Button
prnt hdedlgprnt okbutnprnt cnclbutn

=TITLE prnt_titlebar
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE prnt_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Files_field
 Use the Files field to type the name of the file or
 files you want to print.

=TITLE Show Print Options Button
 Click on the Show Print Options button to alter the
 way a print operation is perfor med. FileView displays
 the Print Options dialog box for you to select print
 options from.

=TITLE prnt_hdedlg
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj hidedialog_butn

=TITLE prnt_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE prnt_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE Queue Options Dialog Box

Additional information available:

queop titlebarqueop pshbkbutnNumber of Copies FieldPage Range Field
Page Range From FieldPage Range To Fieldqueop okbutnqueop cnclbutn
Options... ButtonPrint Format List BoxPrinter List BoxOrientation Button
Print After FieldDelete File When Printed Button

=TITLE queop_titlebar
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE queop_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Number of Copies Field

=TITLE Page Range Field

=TITLE Page Range From Field

=TITLE Page Range To Field

=TITLE queop_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE queop_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE Options... Button
 Click on the Options... button to display the advanced
 print settings dialog box.

=TITLE Print Format List Box

=TITLE Printer List Box

=TITLE Orientation Button

=TITLE Print After Field

=TITLE Delete File When Printed Button

=TITLE Print Options Dialog Box
 Use the Print Options dialog box to specify advanced
 print settins for your print job.

Additional information available:

prop titlbrprop pshbkbutnPage Size ButtonSides ButtonHeader Button
Automatic Pagination ButtonDouble Spacing ButtonNumber Up Field
Sheet Count FieldLayup Definition FieldFile Start Sheet ButtonFile End Sheet Button
File Burst Sheet ButtonStart Sheet CommentMessage Log ButtonPass All Control Characters Button
Hold Print Job ButtonNotify When Done ButtonSheet Size ButtonInput Tray Button
Output Tray ButtonPrinter Forms List BoxJob Name FieldPriority Field
Setup FieldOperator Message Fieldprop okbutnprop cnclbutn

=TITLE prop_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE prop_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Page Size Button

=TITLE Sides Button

=TITLE Header Button

=TITLE Automatic Pagination Button

=TITLE Double Spacing Button

=TITLE Number Up Field

=TITLE Sheet Count Field

=TITLE Layup Definition Field

=TITLE File Start Sheet Button

=TITLE File End Sheet Button

=TITLE File Burst Sheet Button

=TITLE Start Sheet Comment

=TITLE Message Log Button

=TITLE Pass All Control Characters Button

=TITLE Hold Print Job Button

=TITLE Notify When Done Button

=TITLE Sheet Size Button

=TITLE Input Tray Button

=TITLE Output Tray Button

=TITLE Printer Forms List Box

=TITLE Job Name Field

=TITLE Priority Field

=TITLE Setup Field

=TITLE Operator Message Field

=TITLE prop_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE prop_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE fls_prge
=INCLUDE overview vue_purgingfiles

Additional information available:

prge titlbrprge pshbkbutnFiles FieldShow Log ButtonRequest Confirmation Button
Erase Storage Buttonprge hdedlgbutnKeep Versions Sliderprge okbutn
prge cnclbutn

=TITLE prge_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE prge_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Files Field

=TITLE Show Log Button

=TITLE Request Confirmation Button

=TITLE Erase Storage Button

=TITLE prge_hdedlgbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj hidedialog_butn

=TITLE Keep Versions Slider

=TITLE prge_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE prge_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE Files_renme
=INCLUDE overview vue_renamingfile

Additional information available:

renme titlbrrenme pshbkbutnFrom FieldTo FieldShow Log Button
Request Confirmation ButtonReplace Existing Files Buttonrenme hddlgbutn
renme okbutnrenme cnclbutn

=TITLE renme_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE renme_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE From Field

=TITLE To Field

=TITLE Show Log Button

=TITLE Request Confirmation Button

=TITLE Replace Existing Files Button

=TITLE renme_hddlgbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj hidedialog_butn

=TITLE renme_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE renme_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE Fls_run
=INCLUDE overview vue_running_programs

Additional information available:

run titlbrrun pshbkbutnFiles FieldParameters FieldDebug Button
run hdedlgbutnrun okbutnrun cnclbutn

=TITLE run_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE run_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Files Field

=TITLE Parameters Field

=TITLE Debug Button

=TITLE run_hdedlgbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj hidedialog_butn

=TITLE run_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE run_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE Fls_srch
=INCLUDE overview vue_searchingfiles

Additional information available:

cpy titlbrcpy pshbkbutnFiles FieldStrings FieldExact Match Button
Show Log ButtonShow Line Buttonsrch hdedlgbutnMatch Type
Any String ButtonAll Strings ButtonShow Adjacent Lines Slider
srch okbutnsrch cnclbutn

=TITLE cpy_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE cpy_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Files Field

=TITLE Strings Field

=TITLE Exact Match Button

=TITLE Show Log Button

=TITLE Show Line Button

=TITLE srch_hdedlgbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj hidedialog_butn

=TITLE Match Type

=TITLE Any String Button

=TITLE All Strings Button

=TITLE Show Adjacent Lines Slider

=TITLE srch_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE srch_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE Fls_show
=INCLUDE overview vue_displaying_fileinfo

Additional information available:

shw titlbrshow pshbkbutnShow File Fieldshw okbutnshw cnclbutn

=TITLE shw_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE show_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Show File Field

=TITLE shw_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE shw_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE Fls_type
=INCLUDE overview vue_viewingfiles

Additional information available:

typ titlbrtyp pshbkbutnFiles Fieldtyp Bypagbutntyp hdedlg
typ okbutntyp cnclbutn

=TITLE typ_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE typ_pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Files Field

=TITLE typ_Bypagbutn
=TITLE By Page Button

=TITLE typ_hdedlg
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj hidedialog_butn

=TITLE typ_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj ok_butn

=TITLE typ_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE Create Directory
 Use the Create Directory dialog box to create a
 directory.

 To create a directory:

 1. Choose the Create Directory menu item from the
    Utilities menu.

 2. Type the name of the directory you want to create.

 3. Click on the OK button.

Additional information available:

cd titlbrcd PshbkbutnDirectory Text Fieldcd okbutncd cnclbutn

=TITLE cd_titlbr
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj title_bar

=TITLE cd_Pshbkbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj pushback_butn

=TITLE Directory Text Field
 Use the Directory text field to enter the name of the
 directory you want to create.

=TITLE cd_okbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj Ok_butn

=TITLE cd_cnclbutn
=INCLUDE fvscreen_obj cancel_butn

=TITLE overview
=TITLE Overview of FileView
=KEYWORD Overview
 FileView is a graphical interface to the VMS operating
 system. FileView provides commands for you to work with
 your files and directories.

 Using FileView you can access DECwindows desktop
 applications and the VMS operating system through the
 DIGITAL Command Language (DCL).

 For more information about using FileView, accessing
 VMS DECwindows applications or utilities, editing
 files, or creating directories, double click on an
 item from the list of additional topics below.

 For information about using help, choose Overview from
 the Using Help menu above.

Additional information available:

DECBasicsFV Windvue appswildcard charsvue selecting filenames help
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=TITLE DECBasics
=TITLE DECwindows Basics
=INCLUDE Overview
=KEYWORD Basics
 Information about using DECwindows, such as how to use
 windows, dialog boxes, and scroll bars, is available
 from Session Manager help. A glossary of DECwindows
 terms is also available. To get Session Manager help:

 1. Move the pointer to the Session Manager icon (the
    icon that contains a small key in it) in the Icon
    Box.

 2. Press mouse button 1 (MB1) twice quickly to display
    the Session Manager window.

 3. Move the pointer to the Help menu; press and hold
    MB1 to pull down this menu.

 4. Move the pointer to the Overview menu item and
    release MB1 to display information about using
    DECwindows.

=TITLE FV_Wind
=TITLE FileView Window
=INCLUDE Overview vue_apps
=INCLUDE Overview vue_selecting_filenames_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_work_progrs
=INCLUDE Overview vue_scrolling_help
=INCLUDE Overview Appl_Updates
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_pop_dblck
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories
=INCLUDE Overview vue_privs
=INCLUDE Overview fileview_looks
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview
=INCLUDE Overview supsede_savvue
=INCLUDE Overview rest_savevue
=INCLUDE Overview del_saveview
=INCLUDE Overview open_newvue
=INCLUDE Overview vue_dcl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp
=KEYWORD Window Directory Buttons
 The FileView window contains many screen objects
 including buttons, menus, list boxes, and text entry
 fields. Following is a brief description of the
 FileView window screen objects:

 Object           Description

 Title bar        Displays the name of the application
                  and the name of the current directory.

 Menu bar         Displays the names of menus available
                  from FileView.

 File Filter      Lets you list a subset of files in the
 field            current file list.

 Directory field  Displays the name of the current
                  device and directory.

 Directory list   Displays your subdirectories.
 box

 Apply button     Creates a new file list based on
                  the contents of the File Filter and
                  Directory fields.

 All button       Selects all the files in the file
                  list.

 None button      Cancels the current file selection.

 Selected field   Tallies the number of files selected.

 Total Files      Tallies the number of files in the
 field            file list.

 File list        Contains information about the files
                  in the current file directory or in
                  the directory specified in the File
                  Filter field.

=TITLE vue_apps
=TITLE Running Desktop Applications
=KEYWORD Applications
 Use FileView to run DECwindows desktop applications.
 DECwindows desktop applications include the following:

          Bookreader       Clock
          CDA Viewer       DECterm
          Calculator       Mail
          Calendar         Notepad
          Cardfiler        Paint

 To start a desktop application using FileView:

 1. Move the pointer to FileView's Applications menu.
    Press and hold MB1 on the menu.

 2. Choose the application you want and release MB1.

 3. The application's main window is opened and its icon
    is placed in the icon box.

 For a brief description of each desktop application,
 double click on an item from the list of additional
 topics below.

Additional information available:

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mail apnote appant ap

=TITLE bkrdr_ap
=TITLE Bookreader
=KEYWORD Applications Bookreader
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps calc_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cald_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps card_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps clck_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cda_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps mail_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps note_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps pant_ap
 The Bookreader lets you read online documentation on
 your workstation screen.

=TITLE cda_ap
=TITLE CDA Viewer
=KEYWORD Applications CDA
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps bkrdr_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps calc_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cald_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps card_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps clck_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps mail_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps note_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps pant_ap
 The CDA Viewer lets you look at CDA (Compound Document
 Architecture) files on your screen. The default
 file format for the CDA Viewer is DIGITAL Document
 Interchange Format (DDIF).

 DDIF is a standard format for the storage and
 interchange of compound documents. Compound documents
 contain multiple elements, for example, text and
 graphics.

 The CDA Viewer displays only files that are in DDIF
 format. You can display a file that is not in DDIF
 format only if a DDIF converter exists for the file's
 format. The CDA Viewer converts the file to DDIF format
 before the file is displayed.

=TITLE calc_ap
=TITLE Calculator
=KEYWORD Applications Calculator
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps bkrdr_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cald_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps card_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps clck_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cda_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps mail_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps note_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps pant_ap
 Calculator performs arithmetic functions including
 addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
 Calculator also calculates percentages and square
 roots, performs trigonometric and inverse trigonometric
 functions, and determines logarithmic calculations.

=TITLE cald_ap
=TITLE Calendar
=KEYWORD Applications Calendar
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps bkrdr_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps calc_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps card_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps clck_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cda_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps mail_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps note_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps pant_ap
 The Calendar combines the functions of a desktop
 calendar and an appointment book to help you keep track
 of your meetings and plan your time.

 You can use Calendar to look at a year or month
 display, or to review your scheduled appointments a
 day at a time.

=TITLE card_ap
=TITLE Cardfiler
=KEYWORD Applications Cardfiler
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps bkrdr_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps calc_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cald_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps clck_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cda_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps mail_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps note_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps pant_ap
 The Cardfiler lets you create an electronic file box of
 index cards. This electronic file box is called a card
 file.

 Card files contain cards, which can hold any kind of
 information you like, such as names, addresses, and
 telephone numbers.

=TITLE clck_ap
=TITLE Clock
=KEYWORD Applications Clock
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps bkrdr_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps calc_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cald_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps card_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cda_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps mail_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps note_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps pant_ap
 The DECwindows Clock displays the date, a digital
 clock, and an analog clock. You can also set an alarm
 that displays a message on your screen, and you can
 display time using 12- or 24-hour digital time.

=TITLE decterm_ap
=TITLE DECterm
=KEYWORD Applications DECterm
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps bkrdr_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps calc_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cald_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps card_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cda_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps clck_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps mail_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps note_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps pant_ap
 You can use the DECterm menu item in the Applications
 menu to interface with the VMS operating system through
 DCL.

=TITLE mail_ap
=TITLE Mail
=KEYWORD Applications Mail
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps bkrdr_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps calc_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cald_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps card_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps clck_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cda_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps note_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps pant_ap
 Mail allows you to exchange messages with other
 computer users. You can use Mail to send messages,
 read messages sent to you, print, file, delete, reply
 to, and forward messages.

=TITLE note_ap
=TITLE Notepad Editor
=KEYWORD Applications Notepad
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps bkrdr_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps calc_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cald_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps card_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps clck_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cda_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps mail_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps pant_ap
 The Notepad is an editor that is useful for everyday
 tasks such as writing letters or writing programs.

 The Notepad editor saves your edits in files that you
 can later print, revise, or incorporate into other
 files.

=TITLE pant_ap
=TITLE Paint
=KEYWORD Applications Paint
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps bkrdr_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps calc_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cald_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps card_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps clck_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps cda_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps mail_ap
=INCLUDE overview vue_apps note_ap
 Paint is a graphics program that lets you create simple
 pictures, including sketches, illustrations, or maps.
 You can choose from an assortment of art tools to
 create and enhance your pictures.

 You can save your pictures for later use, can print
 them on different kinds of printers, or copy them to
 other applications. You can also project these pictures
 on your workstation screen with the CDA Viewer.

=TITLE wildcard_chars
=TITLE Using Wildcard Characters
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories searchingdir
 A wildcard character allows you to substitute one
 character for one other character or for many
 characters. The wildcard characters include:

 -  Asterisk (*)

 -  Ellipsis (...)

 -  Hyphen (-)

 -  Percent (%)

 -  Period (.)

 For example, to search your file list for all the files
 that have a COM file type:

 1. Click on the File Filter entry field.

 2. Using the asterisk wildcard (*), enter the
    following:

        *.COM

 3. Click on the Apply button.

In this example, the asterisk character is used as a
substitute for all the file name. FileView searches for
all the files whose file type is COM. These files are
then displayed in the file list.

=TITLE vue_selecting_filenames_help
=TITLE Selecting File Names
=KEYWORD Files Selecting
 Before you can perform a file task, you must select
 the file you want to work with. FileView highlights a
 selected file, and the next command you choose affects
 that file.

 To select a file from your file list:

 1. Move the pointer to the file you want to select.

 2. Click MB1. The file name is highlighted.

 When you select a file, FileView displays the number of
 the currently selected files in the FileView window.

 For more information about selecting files, click on an
 item from the list of additional topics below.

Additional information available:

sel blckfilsel scatfilAllnone helpsel windfil

=TITLE sel_blckfil
=TITLE Selecting Blocks of Files
=KEYWORD Files Selecting
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help sel_scatfil
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help allnone_help
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help sel_windfil
 Use FileView's file list to select a block of adjacent
 files from your file view. To select a block of
 adjacent files:

 1. Move the pointer to the first file in the range and
    press and hold MB1.

 2. Drag the pointer over the files you want to select
    and release MB1.

 The block of files is highlighted. FileView reports the
 number of files selected.

=TITLE sel_scatfil
=TITLE Selecting Scattered Files
=KEYWORD Files Selecting
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help sel_blckfil
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help allnone_help
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help sel_windfil
 Use FileView's file list to select files scattered
 throughout your file view. To select scattered files:

 1. Move the pointer to the first file you want to
    select and click MB1.

 2. Press and hold the Shift key and click MB1 on the
    other files you want to select. Each selected file
    is highlighted.

 3. Release the Shift key.

=TITLE Allnone_help
=TITLE Selecting All Files
=KEYWORD Files Selecting
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help sel_blckfil
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help sel_scatfil
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help sel_windfil
 You can select all the files in the file list by
 clicking on the All button.

 To remove individual files from the selected file list,
 point to them, press and hold the Shift key, and click
 MB1.

 You can remove multiple files from the selected file
 list by pointing to them, pressing and holding the
 Shift key and MB1, and dragging the pointer over them.

 To cancel your file list selection, click on the None
 button.

=TITLE sel_windfil
=TITLE Selecting Files In Other Windows
=KEYWORD Selecting Files MB3
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help sel_blckfil
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help sel_scatfil
=INCLUDE overview vue_selecting_filenames_help allnone_help
 To select files from other windows:

 1. Make sure that the current window has input focus.

 2. Position the cursor where you want to paste the file
    name by pointing and clicking MB1.

 3. In the other window, point to the text you want to
    copy.

 4. Press and hold the keyboard Control key and MB3.

 5. Drag through the file name you want to move. The
    file name is highlighted as you drag through it.

 6. Release the Control key and MB3. The file name is
    moved to the new location.

=TITLE vue_work_progrs
=TITLE Keeping Track of Work in Progress
=KEYWORD Tasks Monitoring
 Use the Work In Progress... menu item to track your
 FileView tasks.

 Choose the Work In Progress... menu item from the
 Control menu. For some tasks, the Work In Progress
 box is automatically displayed.

 The Work in Progress dialog box contains a list box
 that displays the applications currently running (Work
 in Progress column), the commands currently executing
 (Files column), and the status of the tasks (Status
 column).

 If FileView cannot execute the task successfully, it
 displays the word "Error" in the task list box. Click
 on the Show Output button to display the error message.

Additional information available:

task statusCancel tasktaskoutput look

=TITLE task_status
=TITLE Determining the Task Status
=KEYWORD Tasks
=INCLUDE Overview vue_work_progrs cancel_task
=INCLUDE Overview vue_work_progrs taskoutput_look
 The Status column in the Work in Progress dialog box
 displays the current status of your task. The status
 can be one of the following:

 Status      Meaning

 Starting    The application is starting but is not yet
             displayed.

 Active      The task is currently execute.

 Pending     The task cannot execute because you have
             exceeded the number of tasks you are
             allowed to execute. If several other
             tasks are executing, this status changes
             to "Active" when those tasks are completed.

 Done        The task is complete.

 Stopped     The task has been requested to exit but is
             not terminated yet.

=TITLE Cancel_task
=TITLE Canceling Tasks
=KEYWORD Tasks Canceling
=INCLUDE Overview vue_work_progrs task_status
=INCLUDE Overview vue_work_progrs taskoutput_look
 To cancel a task while it is executing:

 1. Select the task in the Work in Progress dialog box.

 2. Click on the Stop Task button.

 If the task produces output and the Task Output window
 is not currently displayed, the words "New Output" are
 displayed in the status list box. Click on the Show
 Output button to display the output.

=TITLE taskoutput_look
=TITLE Looking at Task Output
=KEYWORD Tasks
=INCLUDE Overview vue_work_progrs task_status
=INCLUDE Overview vue_work_progrs cancel_task
 If you use a command that normally produces output
 files that you need to see, FileView opens a Task
 Output window. For example, when you search a file
 for a text string, you want to see the results of
 that search operation, that is, a listing of every
 line in the selected file on which the text string you
 specified appears.

 If the output is more than one screen of text, the text
 scrolls off the screen. Click on the Hold Output button
 to stop and resume scrolling. Use the scroll bars to
 redisplay the last 100 lines of text that scrolled
 off the screen. When you finish viewing the output, or
 if you want to view it at a later time, click on the
 Dismiss button.

 If FileView cannot execute the task successfully, it
 displays the word "Error" next to the Status column
 in the Work in Progress dialog box. Click on the Show
 Output button in the Work in Progress dialog box to
 display the error message.

 If the task produces output files, for example, copied
 files, and the Task Output window is not currently
 displayed, the words "New Output" are displayed next to
 the Status column in the Work in Progress dialog box.
 Click on the Show Output button to display the output.

=TITLE vue_scrolling_help
=TITLE Scrolling Through Your File List
=KEYWORD Scrolling
 If your file list cannot fit on one screen, use the
 scroll bars to see the rest of the information.

 You can use scroll bars to display information outside
 the borders of a window. A scroll bar has stepping
 arrows at each end of the scroll region and a slider
 within the scroll region.

 For more information about using a scroll bar, double
 click on an item from the list of additional topics
 below.

Additional information available:

step arrowsscroll regnSlider

=TITLE step_arrows
=TITLE Using Stepping Arrows
=KEYWORD Scrolling
=INCLUDE Overview vue_scrolling_help scroll_regn
=INCLUDE Overview vue_scrolling_help slider
 Stepping arrows are the triangles that appear at each
 end of a scroll bar.

 To move the window one line in the direction of the
 stepping arrow, move the pointer to a stepping arrow
 and click on MB1. This allows you to move through the
 information in the window at a pace that is easy to
 view.

 To move the window continuously in the direction of the
 stepping arrow, move the pointer to a stepping arrow.
 Press and hold down MB1. This allows you to scroll
 through the information in a window at a quicker pace.

=TITLE scroll_regn
=TITLE Using the Scroll Region
=KEYWORD Scrolling
=INCLUDE Overview vue_scrolling_help step_arrows
=INCLUDE Overview vue_scrolling_help slider
 The scroll region is the area between the stepping
 arrows that does not fit in the window.

 To move the information in the window by one window
 length, move the pointer to the scroll region and click
 on MB1.

=TITLE Slider
=TITLE Using the Slider
=KEYWORD Scrolling
=INCLUDE Overview vue_scrolling_help step_arrows
=INCLUDE Overview vue_scrolling_help scroll_regn
 The slider is the rectangle that appears in the
 scroll bar. The size of the slider indicates how much
 information appears on the screen. For example, if the
 slider takes up 10 percent of the scrolling region,
 only 10 percent of the information is displayed in the
 window.

 To move quickly through the information, move the
 pointer to the slider. Press MB1, and drag the slider
 through the scrolling region. When you release MB1, the
 information from the position in the data indicated by
 the slider is displayed in the window.

=TITLE Appl_Updates
=TITLE Apply/Update Button
=KEYWORD Buttons
=INCLUDE Overview vue_selecting_filenames_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_pop_dblck
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories
=INCLUDE Overview vue_privs
=INCLUDE Overview fileview_looks
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview
 Use the Apply button to create a new file list based on
 the contents of the File Filter and Directory field.

 To update your file list, click on the Apply button
 when you edit the File Filter or Directory text entry
 fields.

 When you perform a task on a file in your file view
 (for example, deleting a file), the Apply button label
 is changed to Update. This serves as as reminder to you
 to click on the Update button (at a convenient time) to
 display the changes made to the file view directory.

=TITLE vue_working_fil
=TITLE Working With Files
=KEYWORD Files Operations
 FileView provides commands that let you perform the
 following tasks:

 Command       Task You Can Do


 Compare       Compare the contents of files

 Copy          Copy files

 Delete        Delete files

 Edit          Create and edit files

 Print         Print files

 Purge         Purge files from directories

 Read          Display the contents of files

 Rename        Rename files

 Run           Run programs or command files

 Search        Search files for text strings

 Set           Set protection for files
 Protection

 Show File     Display information about files

 For some commands, a list box containing a task status
 message is displayed while the command is executing.
 Once the task has completed, the status message
 disappears.

Additional information available:

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vue copy grpfilvue searchfilvue chng filvue comparfilsvue dsply filin
vue purgfilesvue deletfilsvue protectfilvue printfilvue run progs

=TITLE vue_hiding
=TITLE Hiding Command Dialog Boxes
=KEYWORD Hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 When you choose a command from the Files menu, FileView
 displays a dialog box in which you can choose options
 to tailor the file operation.

 By clicking on the Hide This Dialog button in a command
 dialog box, you prevent FileView from displaying that
 command box the next time you execute the command.

 To display a hidden dialog box, point to the command
 you want, and press and hold the Shift key while you
 click MB1.

=TITLE vue_creatingfil
=TITLE Creating and Modifying Files
=KEYWORD Files Editing Creating Modifying EVE LSE EDT Notepad
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 Using the Edit command, you can create and edit new or
 existing files. You can add text to a file and modify
 or format that text.

 FileView gives you several text editors from which you
 can choose:

 -  EVE

 -  EDT

 -  Notepad

 Click on the editor you want to use. To use an editor
 that is not listed, select the Other option and type
 the appropriate DCL command for invoking the editor in
 the text entry field.

=TITLE vue_viewingfils
=TITLE Reading Files
=KEYWORD Files Viewing
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 To read a file or files without making any changes, use
 the Read command.

 1. Select the file or files you want to view.

 2. Choose the Read command from the Files menu.
    FileView displays the Read dialog box.

 3. Click on the Type button.

    If the file or files contain more than one page, you
    may click on the By Page button to read the files
    one page at a time.

 4. Click on the OK button to display the selected file
    or files.

 For information about making changes to files while
 you are reading them, click on an item from the list of
 additional topics below.

Additional information available:

Read chng fi

=TITLE Read_chng_fi
=TITLE Editing Files You are Reading
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=KEYWORD Reading Editing Files
 You can choose the Read command to view the contents of
 a file and make changes to that file at the same time.
 To do this:

 1. Select the file or files you want to view.

 2. Choose the Read command from the Files menu.
    FileView displays the Read dialog box.

 3. Choose the editor you want to use by clicking on the
    appropriate button.

    To use an editor other than those listed, click on
    the Other button and then type the appropriate DCL
    command for invoking the editor in the text entry
    field.

 4. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE vue_copyingfil
=TITLE Copying Files
=KEYWORD Files copying
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 You can copy a file to a new file name or directory,
 concatenate two or more files into a single file, or
 copy a group of files to a group of new files. You can
 also enhance a copy operation by choosing options from
 the Copy dialog box.

 To copy a file to a new name or to a different
 subdirectory:

 1. Select the file you want to copy.

 2. Choose the Copy command from the Files menu.
    FileView displays the Copy dialog box.

 3. Type the new file name, or the device and directory
    you want the file copied to.

 4. Click on the OK button.

 When you copy a file to another file name, the original
 file remains unchanged. If you choose the Copy command
 without first selecting a file, type the name of the
 file you want to copy in the Copy dialog box.

Additional information available:

vuecopy alter

=TITLE vuecopy_alter
=TITLE Altering a Copy Operation
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=KEYWORD Copying Altering
 To alter the way a copy operation is performed, choose
 any of the following options and click on OK:

 Enable this
 option        To

 Show Log      Display the file specification of each
               copied file. If a file is not copied, an
               error message is reported.

 Request       Display a prompt asking whether the file
 Confirmation  should be copied.

 Concatenate   Create one output file from multiple
 Input Files   input files. This can be done if wildcard
               characters are not used in the output
               file specification.

 Replace       Delete the file that already exists
               with the output file specification you
               entered.

 Hide This     Prevent FileView from displaying the Copy
 Dialog        dialog box the next time you choose the
               Copy command.

=TITLE vue_copy_grpfil
=TITLE Copying Groups of Files
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil vuecopy_alter
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
=KEYWORD Files Copying
 You can concatenate two or more files into a single
 file, or copy multiple input files to multiple output
 files.

 To copy a group of files in one operation:

 1. Select the files you want to copy.

 2. Choose the Copy command from the Files menu.
    FileView displays the Copy dialog box.

 3. Type the new file name or names, or the device and
    directory you want to copy the files to.

    Select the Concatenate Input Files option to
    concatenate the files in a single file.

 4. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE vue_searchfil
=TITLE Searching Files for Text Strings
=KEYWORD Files Searching
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 Use the Search command to search one or more files
 for one or more text strings. A text string can be any
 phrase or combination of words or characters.

 To search a file for a text string:

 1. Select the files you want to search.

 2. Choose the Search command from the Files menu.
    FileView displays the Search dialog box.

 3. Enter the text string you want to search for. Note
    that you must separate multiple text strings with
    commas.

 4. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE vue_chng_fil
=TITLE Changing the Name of a File
=KEYWORD Files Renaming
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 You can change all or part of a file specification of
 one or more existing files by using the Rename command.
 You can also rename a group of files in one operation.

 You cannot use the Rename command to change the device
 name on which a file is located.

 When you rename a file, a copy of that file no longer
 exists under its original name.

 For information about renaming a file or groups
 of files, double click on an item from the list of
 additional topics below.

Additional information available:

vue renamingfilvue renm filgrp

=TITLE vue_renamingfil
=TITLE Renaming a File
=KEYWORD Files Renaming
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil vue_renm_filgrp
 To change all or part of a file specification of an
 existing file:

 1. Select the file you want to rename.

 2. Choose the Rename command from the Files menu.
    FileView displays the Rename dialog box.

 3. Type the new file name.

 4. Click on the OK button.

 If you choose the Rename command without first
 selecting a file, type the name of the file you want
 to rename in the Rename dialog box.

=TITLE vue_renm_filgrp
=TITLE Renaming Groups of Files
=KEYWORD Wildcards Files Renaming
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil vue_renamingfil
 You can rename multiple files in one operation. You
 can also rename multiple input files to multiple
 output files by specifying wildcard characters in
 corresponding elements of the input and output file
 specifications.

 To rename multiple files in one operation:

 1. Select the files you want to rename.

 2. Choose the Rename command from the Files menu.
    FileView displays the Rename dialog box.

 3. Type the file specification you want the files
    renamed to.

 4. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE vue_comparfils
=TITLE Comparing the Contents of Files
=KEYWORD Files Comparing
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 Use the Compare command to determine the differences
 between two files. To compare the contents of two
 files:

 1. Select the first file you want to compare.

 2. Choose the Compare command from the Files menu.
    FileView displays the Compare dialog box.

 3. Type in the name of the second file in the To entry
    field.

 4. Click on the OK button.

    The task list box reports that the files are being
    compared. The Show File task output window opens,
    displaying all lines in the files you specified that
    do not match.

 By default, FileView compares the file to the previous
 version of the file. To compare the selected file to
 a file other than its previous version, type another
 file specification in the To entry field of the Compare
 dialog box.

=TITLE vue_dsply_filin
=TITLE Displaying Information About Files
=KEYWORD Files Displaying
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 You can obtain information about a file or group of
 files by using the Show command. This information can
 include the file's size, creation date, protection
 settings, and last backup date.

 To obtain information about a file:

 1. Select the file you want information about.

 2. Choose the Show command from the Files menu.

 The task list box reports that information about the
 files you selected is being displayed. A Task Output
 window opens, displaying information about each file.

=TITLE vue_purgfiles
=TITLE Purging Files
=KEYWORD Files Purging
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 You acquire another version of a file each time you
 modify it. If you find yourself with multiple versions
 of a file, you can delete all but the latest version by
 using the Purge command. Purging your directory makes
 room on your disk for other files.

 To purge one or more files:

 1. Select the files you want to purge.

 2. Choose the Purge command from the Files menu.
    FileView display the Purge dialog box.

 3. Click on the OK button.

Additional information available:

vuepurge alter

=TITLE vuepurge_alter
=TITLE Altering a Purge Operation
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=KEYWORD Purging Altering
 To alter the way a purge operation is performed, choose
 any of the following options and click on OK:

 Enable this
 option        To

 Show Log      Display the file specification of each
               file as it is purged.

 Request       Display a prompt asking whether you want
 Confirmation  to purge each file.

 Erase         Erase the selected files from your disk
 Storage       so that the purged information no longer
               physically exists.

 Hide This     Prevent FileView from displaying the
 Dialog        Purge dialog box the next time you choose
               the Purge command.

 Keep          Retain the specified number of versions
 Versions      (starting with the highest) of each file.

=TITLE vue_deletfils
=TITLE Deleting Files
=KEYWORD Files Deleting
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 By deleting the files you no longer need, you make room
 on your disk for other files. You delete files by using
 the Delete command from the Files menu.

 To delete one or more files:

 1. Select the files you want to delete.

 2. Choose the Delete command from the Files menu.
    FileView displays the Delete dialog box.

 3. Click on the OK button.

 The task list box reports that the files are being
 deleted. Once they are deleted, this status message
 disappears.

Additional information available:

vuedel alter

=TITLE vuedel_alter
=TITLE Altering a Delete Operation
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=KEYWORD Deleting Altering
 To alter the way a delete operation is performed,
 choose any of the following options and click on OK:

 Enable this
 option        To

 Show Log      Display the file specification of each
               file that is deleted.

 Request       Display a prompt asking whether you want
 Confirmation  to delete each file.

 Erase         Erase the selected files from your disk
 Storage       so that the deleted information no longer
               physically exists.

 Hide This     Prevent FileView from displaying the
 Dialog        Delete dialog box the next time you
               choose the Delete command.

=TITLE vue_protectfil
=TITLE Protecting Files
=KEYWORD Files Protecting
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 You can protect a file by using the Set Protection
 command in the Files menu. To set protection on a file
 or a group of files:

 1. Select the file or files you want to protect.

 2. Choose the Set Protection command from the Files
    menu. FileView displays the Set Protection dialog
    box.

 3. Click on the appropriate buttons to set the
    protection for your file or files.

 4. Click on OK button.

Additional information available:

vueprot alter

=TITLE vueprot_alter
=TITLE Altering a Set Protection Operation
=KEYWORD Protecting Altering
 To alter the way a set protection operation is
 performed, choose any of the following options and
 click on OK:

 Enable this
 option        To

 Show Log      Display the file specification of each
               file that is protected.

 Request       Display a prompt asking whether the file
 Confirmation  should be protected.

 Hide This     Prevent FileView from displaying the Set
 Dialog        Protection dialog box the next time you
               choose the Set Protection command.

=TITLE vue_printfil
=TITLE Printing Files
=KEYWORD Files Printing
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_run_progs
 You can print a file by using the Print command.
 FileView sends the file to a print queue, where it
 is entered as a job to be printed. You can choose from
 a set of options to tailor your printing task.

 To send one or more files to a printer:

 1. Select the files you want to print.

 2. Choose the Print command from the Files menu.
    FileView displays the Print dialog box.

 3. Click on the OK button.

 To alter the way a print operation is performed, choose
 the Show Print Options button and click on the OK
 button.

=TITLE vue_run_progs
=TITLE Running Programs
=KEYWORD Programs Run
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_hiding
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_creatingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_viewingfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copyingfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_copy_grpfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_searchfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_chng_fil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_comparfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_dsply_filin
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_purgfiles
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_deletfils
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_protectfil
=INCLUDE Overview vue_working_fil vue_printfil
 You execute a program by using the Run command. When
 you run a program, you execute the machine instructions
 in the program image. A program usually has an EXE file
 type. You can also use the Run command to invoke a DCL
 command file, which has a COM file type.

 To run a program:

 1. Select the file you want to run.

 2. Choose the Run command from the Files menu. FileView
    displays the Run dialog box.

 3. Click on the OK button.

Additional information available:

vuerun alter

=TITLE vuerun_alter
=TITLE Altering a Run Operation
=KEYWORD Run Altering
 To alter the way a run operation is performed, choose
 any of the following options and click on OK:

 Enable this
 option        To

 Parameters    Add any parameter to the Run command.

 Debug         Run the program under the control of the
               VMS Debugger.

 Hide This     Prevent FileView from displaying the Run
 Dialog        dialog box the next time you choose the
               Run command.

=TITLE vue_pop_dblck
=TITLE Accessing Files and Applications Quickly
=KEYWORD Commands Menus Double_Clicking
 To make your FileView session more efficient, FileView
 provides you with two kinds of shortcuts to use
 commands: pop-up menus and double click command
 definitions.

Additional information available:

vue predefinedvue quickaccess

=TITLE vue_predefined
=TITLE Using Pop-Up Menus to Execute Commands
=KEYWORD Menus Commands
=INCLUDE Overview vue_pop_dblck vue_quickaccess
 Because you often perform the same few tasks on files
 of a specific type, FileView provides you with pop-up
 menus that make it easier for you to work with files.

 To see which commands are predefined on pop-up menus
 for a specific file type, press and hold MB2 on a
 file in your file view. Choose the command you want
 to execute on that file by releasing MB2.

 To use a pop-up menu with a group of files, first
 select the files from your file list. Then press MB2
 on a file while holding down the Shift key. Release MB2
 to select the command.

=TITLE vue_quickaccess
=TITLE Using Double Click Commands
=KEYWORD Double_Clicking Commands
=INCLUDE Overview vue_pop_dblck vue_predefined
 FileView executes specific predefined commands when
 you double click on file names with certain file types.
 Double clicking on most file types executes a Show
 command on that file. Double clicking on other file
 types, however, executes different commands.

 For example, double clicking on a CARD file type opens
 the Cardfiler. Double clicking on an EXE file type
 executes the Run command on that file.

 To see the double click commands that have been
 predefined for a specific file type:

 1. Choose the File Types... menu item from the
    Customize menu.

 2. Click on a file type in the File Types list box.

 The double click definition is displayed in the Double
 Click for Selected File Type section.

=TITLE vue_directories
=TITLE Working With Directories
=KEYWORD Directories
 You can access your own and other directory structures
 that have been set up to allow public access. With the
 correct process privileges, you can access files and
 directories on other devices or nodes.

 Process privileges control what commands and functions
 you are authorized to execute from your account.

 For more information about working with directories,
 double click on an item from the list of additional
 topics below.

Additional information available:

vue creatingdirvue deletingsubvue navigatdirsearchingdir

=TITLE vue_creatingdir
=TITLE Creating a Directory
=KEYWORD Directories Subdirectories Creating
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories vue_deletingsub
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories vue_navigatdir
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories searchingdir
 You can do all your work, including using files and
 running applications, in your login directory and
 never move from it. However, by creating and using
 subdirectories, you can organize your files into
 convenient groups.

 To create a directory:

 1. Choose the Create Directory menu item from the
    Utilities menu. FileView displays the Create
    Directory dialog box.

 2. Type the name of the directory you want to create.

 3. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE vue_deletingsub
=TITLE Deleting a Subdirectory
=KEYWORD Directories Subdirectories Deleting
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories vue_creatingdir
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories vue_navigatdir
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories searchingdir
 To delete a subdirectory file, you must first confirm
 that it contains no files. Select the subdirectory from
 the directory list box. If the subdirectory contains
 files, delete them.

 To delete a subdirectory:

 1. Select the subdirectory file. The subdirectory file
    has a file type of DIR.

 2. Choose the Delete menu item from the Files menu. The
    Delete dialog box is displayed.

 3. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE vue_navigatdir
=TITLE Navigating a Directory Structure
=KEYWORD Directories Navigating Files Accessing
 FileView's directory list box lets you move up and down
 your directory structure and access files easily. The
 current device and directory are displayed in the title
 bar and in FileView's icon in the Icon Box.

 Any output file produced as a result of your work is
 placed in the current directory. The current directory
 remains in effect until you set default to another
 directory or end your session.

Additional information available:

Disp subcurrviewDisp subnwviewAcss topdir

=TITLE Disp_subcurrview
=TITLE Displaying a Subdirectory in the Current FileView
=KEYWORD Directories Subdirectories Displaying
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories vue_navigatdir Disp_subnwview
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories vue_navigatdir Acss_topdir
 To display the contents of a subdirectory in the
 current FileView window, click on the subdirectory
 to which you want to move from the directory list box.

 FileView appends the subdirectory name to the directory
 name in the Directory field and in the title bar, and
 lists the contents of that subdirectory in the current
 file list.

 If additional subdirectories are stored underneath this
 subdirectory, you can continue descending through the
 directory structure. You can move up in the directory
 structure one level at a time by clicking on the hyphen
 in brackets [-].

=TITLE Disp_subnwview
=TITLE Displaying a Subdirectory in a New FileView
=KEYWORD Subdirectories
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories vue_navigatdir Disp_subcurrview
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories vue_navigatdir Acss_topdir
 To display the contents of a subdirectory in a new
 FileView window:

 1. Move the pointer to the subdirectory whose contents
    you want to list.

 2. Press and hold the Shift key and click MB1.

 FileView lists the contents of that directory in a new
 FileView window. The list of files in the current file
 view does not change.

 Keeping multiple FileView windows open provides you
 with different views of your directory structure, which
 makes for quick file access.

=TITLE Acss_topdir
=TITLE Accessing Top-Level Directories
=KEYWORD Directories
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories vue_navigatdir Disp_subcurrview
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories vue_navigatdir Disp_subnwview
 With the correct process privileges, you can access
 other top-level directories or files and directories on
 other devices or nodes.

 To access another top-level directory:

 1. Edit the text in the Directory field or delete the
    text in that field by placing the pointer there and
    double clicking MB1.

 2. Type the name of the new directory whose contents
    you want to list.

 3. Click on the OK button to update the file list.

=TITLE searchingdir
=TITLE Searching a Directory Structure With Search Wildcards
=KEYWORD Directories Wildcards
 From any point in a directory structure, you can search
 a subdirectory in that structure or another directory
 by using the ellipsis (...) or hyphen (-) wildcard
 characters.

 You do not have to change directories to search the
 contents of another directory. By entering a full file
 specification in the File Filter text field, you can
 search the contents of that directory without changing
 directories.

 Any output produced by a FileView command continues to
 be directed to your current directory.

Additional information available:

vue ellipsisvue hyphenwildcard copy

=TITLE vue_ellipsis
=TITLE Using the Ellipsis, Period, and Asterisk Wildcards
=KEYWORD Ellipsis
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories searchingdir vue_hyphen
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories searchingdir wildcard_copy
 Using the ellipsis wildcard allows you to conduct a
 broad search of an entire directory structure.

 If you begin the directory specification with an
 ellipsis, the search begins from the current directory.
 If you begin the directory specification with a period,
 only the subdirectory that is one level lower in the
 directory structure than the current directory is
 searched.

 To search all top level directories and their
 subdirectories from wherever you are in the directory
 structure, use the asterisk (*) wildcard character,
 followed by an ellipsis.

=TITLE vue_hyphen
=TITLE Using the Hyphen (-) Wildcard
=KEYWORD Hyphen
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories searchingdir vue_ellipisis
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories searchingdir wildcard_copy
 By using the hyphen wildcard in a file specification in
 the File Filter text field, you can list the contents
 of a directory or search for a file within a directory
 structure. Each hyphen refers to the directory one
 level up from the current one.

 You can specify more than one hyphen. However, if
 you enter so many hyphens that you point above the
 master file directory (MFD), FileView displays an error
 message.

=TITLE wildcard_copy
=TITLE Using Wildcards to Copy an Entire Directory Structure
=KEYWORD Wildcards Copying Directories
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories searchingdir vue_ellipisis
=INCLUDE Overview vue_directories searchingdir vue_hyphen
 You must execute a DCL command to duplicate an entire
 directory structure. To execute a DCL command, choose
 the DCL Command menu item from the Utilities menu.
 FileView opens a window and displays the
 DCL prompt ($). You can then enter a DCL command.

 To duplicate a directory structure, use the DCL command
 BACKUP. By also using the ellipsis wildcard, you can
 create an output directory structure that copies the
 same structure as the input directory structure.

 You can also move an entire input directory structure
 to an output directory structure on another disk. To do
 this, use the following DCL command:

     $ BACKUP DISK1:[JONES...]*.*;* DISK2:[*]*.*;*

=TITLE logical_names
=TITLE Using Logical Names
=KEYWORD Logical_Names
 A logical name usually represents a complete or partial
 file specification, a device name, or another logical
 name. You can give frequently used files, directories,
 and devices meaningful logical names that are easier to
 remember and type than the full file specifications.

 Logical names also let you keep your programs and
 command procedures independent of physical file
 specifications.

 Logical names can be defined by you or by the system.
 Logical names and their definitions are kept in tables
 called logical name tables.

 For more information about logical names, click on an
 item from the list of additional topics below.

Additional information available:

logicaltablesConceallog namesfileview define secfileview logdef sec
fileview deletelogical sec

=TITLE logicaltables
=TITLE Logical Name Tables
=KEYWORD Logical_Names
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names Conceallog_names
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_define_sec
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_logdef_sec
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_deletelogical_sec
 VMS provides the following logical name tables:

 Table       Description

 Job table   Contains logical names available to all
             your processes and subprocesses.

 Group       Contains logical names available to all
 table       users with the same user identification
             code (UIC) group number. Your UIC code
             identifies the name of the group to which
             you belong and your unique name within the
             group.

 System      Contains logical names available to all
 table       users on the system.

 You can also create your own logical name table that is
 private to your process or shareable by others.

 When you enter a logical name as part of a command
 line, the system translates the logical name. It does
 this by searching the job, group, system, and any
 other logical name tables specified by the logical
 name LNM$FILE_DEV. (LNM$FILE_DEV is a special system
 logical name defined in the LNM$SYSTEM_DIRECTORY table.
 It specifies the search order that FileView and all
 other VMS components use to translate logical names.)

=TITLE Conceallog_names
=TITLE Concealing Logical Names
=KEYWORD Logical_Names
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names logicaltables
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_define_sec
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_logdef_sec
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_deletelogical_sec
 You can specify that a logical name be defined as
 concealed. You can conceal logical names that refer
 to devices or directories.

 When you assign a logical name to a device, concealing
 the logical name allows you to write programs and
 command procedures and perform other operations without
 being concerned about which physical device actually
 holds the disk or tape.

 When you assign a logical name to a directory or
 subdirectory, concealing the logical name can make
 the directory or subdirectory appear as the master file
 directory for the current device. This directory or
 subdirectory to which you assign a concealed logical
 name is called the root directory. You can then use
 this root directory as the base from which to access
 directories beneath it.

=TITLE fileview_define_sec
=TITLE Defining Logical Names
=KEYWORD Logical_Names
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names logicaltables
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names Conceallog_names
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_logdef_sec
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_deletelogical_sec
 To define a logical name:

 1. Choose Logical Names... from the Utilities menu.
    FileView displays the Logical Names dialog box.

 2. Type the logical name in the Name field.

 3. Type the definition you want to assign to the
    logical name in the Definition field.

 4. To define the logical name as concealed, click on
    the Conceal Translation toggle button until it is
    darkened.

 5. Click on Define.

=TITLE fileview_logdef_sec
=TITLE Displaying a Logical Name Definition
=KEYWORD Logical_Names
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names logicaltables
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names Conceallog_names
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_define_sec
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_deletelogical_sec
 To display a logical name definition and the name of
 the logical name table in which it is stored:

 1. Choose Logical Names... from the Utilities menu.
    FileView displays the Logical Names dialog box.

 2. In the Name field, type the logical name whose
    definition you want to display.

 3. If you do not know the logical name table in which
    the logical name is stored, click on the Any button
    next to the From Table label. Click on the Job,
    Group, or System buttons if you want to see the
    definition in a specific table. Click on the Other
    button and type the name of the logical name in
    the text field provided to display a logical name
    definition from another table.

 4. Click on Show. FileView displays the definition and
    the name of the logical name table in which it is
    stored.

 If the Any option is selected, FileView searches
 through the logical name tables specified by the
 logical name LNM$FILE_DEV. If the logical name exists
 in more than one logical name table, FileView displays
 the logical name definition and the name of the
 logical name table in which the definition was first
 encountered.

=TITLE fileview_deletelogical_sec
=TITLE Deleting a Logical Name
=KEYWORD Logical_Names
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names logicaltables
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names Conceallog_names
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_define_sec
=INCLUDE Overview logical_names fileview_logdef_sec
 To delete a logical name:

 1. Choose Logical Names... from the Utilities menu.
    FileView displays the Logical Names dialog box.

 2. In the Name field, type the logical name you want to
    delete.

 3. Click on Deassign. FileView deletes the logical
    name.

 If the Any option is selected and the logical name
 definition is not found in any logical name table,
 FileView reports that the logical name is not defined.

=TITLE vue_privs
=TITLE Setting Process Privileges
=KEYWORD Process Privileges
=INCLUDE Overview fileview_looks
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview
=INCLUDE Overview supsede_savvue
=INCLUDE Overview rest_savevue
=INCLUDE Overview del_saveview
=INCLUDE Overview open_newvue
=INCLUDE Overview vue_dcl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp
 Your process privileges determine what commands and
 functions you are authorized to use from your account.
 Your system manager authorized these privileges when
 your account was created.

 Some tasks require more powerful privileges. You can
 see which privileges are currently enabled by choosing
 the Privileges... menu item from the Control menu.

 Click on the privileges you need to execute a specific
 task. You will be granted only those privileges you are
 authorized to hold.

=TITLE fileview_looks
=TITLE Changing the Look of Your File List
=KEYWORD FileView Changing
 When you first start DECwindows, your file list
 contains the file name and file type for every file
 (except files that have a DIR file type) in your
 current directory.

 To change the way that files are listed, choose the
 Layout... menu item from the Control menu. FileView
 displays the Layout dialog box.

 The settings in the Layout dialog box are divided into
 four groups: Fields, Order, Versions, and Directories.
 Some settings are preset and are already in effect.

 When you choose a setting from the Layout dialog box,
 it affects every subsequent file list until you change
 the setting again. By keeping the Layout dialog box
 open, you can quickly change the settings.

Additional information available:

vue chngfldvue fileorderdispart filevue

=TITLE vue_chngfld
=TITLE Changing the Fields in Your File List
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 By using the toggle buttons in the Fields column, you
 can display information about each file in your file
 view including the file type, file version, file size,
 and the file creation date.

 To display all versions of the files in your current
 directory, click on the Show All Versions option
 button. Each file specification then includes its
 corresponding version number.

 For more information about the different Fields that
 can be displayed in your file view, double click on an
 item from the list of additional topics below.

Additional information available:

node fielddevi fielddir fieldtyp fieldVers fieldsizused fieldsizall field
Cre fieldmodify fieldBckup fieldexpire fieldfilown fieldProt fieldfileid field
srtfiltkey field

=TITLE node_field
=TITLE The Node Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Node field displays the node name of a file not on
 your node.

=TITLE devi_field
=TITLE The Device Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Device field displays the device on which the file
 is stored.

=TITLE dir_field
=TITLE The Directory Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Directory field displays the directory on which the
 file is stored.

=TITLE typ_field
=TITLE The Type Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Type field displays the file type of the file.

=TITLE Vers_field
=TITLE The Version Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Version field displays the version number of the
 file.

=TITLE sizused_field
=TITLE The Size Used Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Size Used field displays the size, in blocks, of
 the file.

=TITLE sizall_field
=TITLE The Size Allocated Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Size Allocated field displays the size, in blocks,
 that the file is allocated.

=TITLE Cre_field
=TITLE The Create Date Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Create Date field displays the date and time the
 file was created.

=TITLE modify_field
=TITLE The Modify Date Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Modify Date field displays the date and time the
 file was last modified.

=TITLE Bckup_field
=TITLE The Backup Date Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Backup Date field displays the date and time at
 which the file was last backed up.

=TITLE expire_field
=TITLE The Expire Date Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Expire Date field displays the date on which the
 file expires.

=TITLE filown_field
=TITLE The File Owner Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The File Owner field displays the owner, in numeric or
 textual format, of the file.

=TITLE Prot_field
=TITLE The Protection Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Protection field displays the protection settings
 for the file.

=TITLE fileid_field
=TITLE The File ID Number Field
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The File ID Number field displays the unique file
 identification for the file.

=TITLE srtfiltkey_field
=TITLE The Sort/Filter Key
=KEYWORD Files Fields
 The Sort/Filter Key field displays the sort key field.

=TITLE vue_fileorder
=TITLE Changing the File Order in Your File List
=KEYWORD Files
 Unless you specify otherwise, the files in your file
 view are listed in the order in which they appear in
 the directory structure. This order is alphabetical
 unless your file view includes files from more than one
 directory.

 Click on the By Name toggle button under the Order
 column to list the files alphabetically even if
 multiple directories are shown.

 Click on the By Type toggle button to list the files
 alphabetically by file type. You can choose only one
 option at a time from the Order column.

Additional information available:

fileord opts

=TITLE fileord_opts
=TITLE Using the Ascending or Descending Group Buttons
=KEYWORD Files
 You can click on any one of the following buttons under
 the Ascending or Descending groups to list your files
 in high to low or low to high order:

 Button      Description

 Size Used   Sorts files in the file view by blocks
             used.

 Size        Sorts files in the file view by the blocks
 Allocated   allocated to the file.

 Create      Sorts files in the file view by the date
 Date        and time each file was created.

 Modify      Sorts files in the file view by the date
 Date        and time each file was most recently
             changed.

 Backup      Sorts files in the file view by the date
 Date        and time each file was most recently backed
             up.

 Expire      Sorts files in the file view by their
 Date        expiration date.

=TITLE dispart_filevue
=TITLE Displaying a Partial File List
=KEYWORD Files
=INCLUDE Overview fileview_looks vue_fileorder
=INCLUDE Overview fileview_looks vue_chngfld
 Sometimes you want to screen some files out of the full
 file view and display only a subset of files.

 For example, you can display only those files with a
 LOG file type or whose version number is 1. By using
 the File Filter field, you can limit the list of files
 displayed.

 To display a partial file list:

 1. Click on the File Filter text entry field in the
    FileView window.

 2. Type the file or files you want to list.

 3. Click on the Apply button.

 You can specify a search list in the File Filter field.
 A search list provides FileView with a list of places
 to look for a file. If you use a search list in the
 File Filter, the file automatically displays the
 directory in which the file is located.

=TITLE vue_saving_fileview
=TITLE Saving a View
=KEYWORD FileView Saving
 Once FileView displays exactly the information you
 want, you can save it as a custom view. You can save
 one, all, or any combination of the FileView components
 in a view that you can restore at any time.

 To save a view:

 1. Display the view you want to save.

 2. Choose the Save View... menu item from the Customize
    menu. FileView displays the Save View dialog box.

 3. Type the name of the view you want to save.

 4. Click on the components you want to save.

 5. Click on the OK button.

 For more information about the different components of
 a file view, double click on an item from the list of
 additional topics below.

Additional information available:

fifil helpdirfil helpfields comporder compvers setdirectories comp
exclude compdatefilter compmenbar compWindowNM compIconNM comp
Initialst compwinsize compwinpos compprivs compsizefilt compownfilt comp

=TITLE fifil_help
=TITLE File Filter
=KEYWORD File_Filter
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Use the File Filter text field to list a subset of
 files, for example, all TXT files, in the current file
 list.

 By entering a complete file specification, the File
 Filter allows you to search the contents of a directory
 without changing directories.

 Saving the File Filter preserves the text you specify
 in the File Filter text field.

=TITLE dirfil_help
=TITLE Directory
=KEYWORD Directory_Field
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Use the Directory text field to display the name of the
 current, or default, device and directory.

 Saving the directory preserves the text you specify in
 the Directory text field.

=TITLE fields_comp
=TITLE Fields
=KEYWORD Fields Layout
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Fields preserves the field settings, such
 as Create Date and Size Used, you specify in the Layout
 dialog box.

=TITLE order_comp
=TITLE Order
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Order preserves the order settings such as,
 Unsorted or By Name, you specify in the Layout dialog
 box.

=TITLE vers_set
=TITLE Versions
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Versions preserves the version number
 settings, either Show All Versions or Show Highest
 Version, you specify in the Layout dialog box.

=TITLE directories_comp
=TITLE Directories
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Directories preserves the directories
 settings you specify in the Layout dialog box.

=TITLE exclude_comp
=TITLE Exclude Files
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Exclude Files preserves the exclude files
 settings in your FileView window.

=TITLE datefilter_comp
=TITLE Date Filter
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Date Filter preserves the file date filter
 settings in your FileView window.

=TITLE menbar_comp
=TITLE Menu Bar
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Menu Bar preserves any menu names that you
 add to the menu bar. This allows you to have different
 menu bars for different file views.

=TITLE WindowNM_comp
=TITLE Window Name
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Name of the FileView window you specify in the Window
 dialog box.

=TITLE IconNM_comp
=TITLE Icon Name
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Name of the FileView icon you specify in the Window
 dialog box.

=TITLE Initialst_comp
=TITLE Initial State
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Initial state of the FileView window.

=TITLE winsize_comp
=TITLE Window Size
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Window Size preserves the size of the
 FileView window on your screen.

=TITLE winpos_comp
=TITLE Window Position
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Window Position preserves the location of
 the FileView window on your screen.

=TITLE privs_comp
=TITLE Privileges
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Privileges settings preserves the process
 privileges you specify in the Privileges dialog box.

=TITLE sizefilt_comp
=TITLE Size Filter
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview ownfilt_comp
 Saving the Size Filter preserves the file size filter
 settings in your FileView window.

=TITLE ownfilt_comp
=TITLE Owner Filter
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fifil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview dirfil_help
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview fields_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview order_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview vers_set
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview directories_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview exclude_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview datefilter_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview menbar_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview WindowNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview IconNM_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview Initialst_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winsize_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview winpos_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview privs_comp
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview sizefilt_comp
 Saving the Owner Filter preserves the file owner filter
 settings in your FileView window.

=TITLE supsede_savvue
=TITLE Superseding a Saved View
=KEYWORD View Saving
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview
=INCLUDE Overview rest_savevue
=INCLUDE Overview del_saveview
=INCLUDE Overview open_newvue
=INCLUDE Overview vue_dcl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp
 You can supersede a saved file view by saving another
 view under the same name. To supersede a saved view:

 1. Choose the Save View... menu item from the Customize
    menu.

 2. In the Name of View text field, type the name of the
    file view you want to supersede.

    Give the new file view exactly the same name as
    the view you want to supersede, preserving the same
    uppercase and lowercase letters.

 3. Choose the file view components you want.

 4. Click on the OK button. The new file view replaces
    the previous one.

=TITLE rest_savevue
=TITLE Restoring a Saved View
=KEYWORD FileView Restoring
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview
=INCLUDE Overview supsede_savvue
=INCLUDE Overview del_saveview
=INCLUDE Overview open_newvue
=INCLUDE Overview vue_dcl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp
 When you restore a saved view, those components not
 saved are obtained from the current file view. By
 saving some components of a file view, such as the
 fields and order, but not a full file view, you can
 quickly change the look of your current file view.

 To restore a saved file view in the current FileView
 window, choose the saved view you want from the Views
 menu.

 To restore a saved file view in a new FileView window:

 1. Press the Shift key.

 2. Pull down the Views menu.

 3. Drag the pointer to the view you want to restore and
    release MB1.

=TITLE del_saveview
=TITLE Deleting a Saved View
=KEYWORD FileView Deleting
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview
=INCLUDE Overview supsede_savvue
=INCLUDE Overview rest_savevue
=INCLUDE Overview open_newvue
=INCLUDE Overview vue_dcl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp
 To delete a file view you no longer need:

 1. Choose the Unsave View... menu item from the
    Customize menu. FileView displays the Unsave View
    dialog box.

 2. Move the pointer to the file view you want to delete
    and click MB1.

 3. Click on the OK button.

 The file view is deleted. If you deleted a file view
 that you had created to supersede a built-in file view,
 the original file view is restored.

=TITLE open_newvue
=TITLE Opening a New FileView Window
=KEYWORD FileView Opening
=INCLUDE Overview vue_saving_fileview
=INCLUDE Overview supsede_savvue
=INCLUDE Overview rest_savevue
=INCLUDE Overview del_saveview
=INCLUDE Overview vue_dcl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp
 You can open a new FileView window that maintains the
 file and directory context of the current FileView
 window. When you choose the New View menu item from the
 Control menu, FileView copies the file view from the
 current into the new FileView window and updates it,
 leaving the current file view in its original state.

 Any changes you made to the current file view (such as
 deleting a file) without updating it are reflected in
 the new file view.

 You can also open a new FileView window that reflects
 changes you make to the File Filter or Directory fields
 in the current file view.

 1. Edit the File Filter or Directory fields to reflect
    the new file view you want to see.

 2. Choose the New View menu item from the Control menu.

 Do not update the file view.

 The new FileView window reflects the new file and
 directory information. The File Filter and Directory
 fields in the current FileView window are reset to the
 original text.

=TITLE vue_dcl
=TITLE Executing a DCL Command
=KEYWORD Commands Executing
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp
 If you want to execute a DCL command, choose the DCL
 Command menu item from the Utilities menu. FileView
 opens a window and displays the DCL prompt ($).  You can
 enter any DCL command in this window.

 The DCL command is executed in the context of the
 current directory with the current privilege settings.

=TITLE cus_hlp
=TITLE Customizing FileView
=KEYWORD Customizing
 FileView provides ways for you to create a custom file
 view. For example, you can add menu names to the menu
 bar, design an accompanying pull-down menu, build a
 pop-up menu, and add commands to the Files menu.

 If you write your own applications, you can add them to
 the Applications menu and invoke them as you would any
 other DECwindows application.

 For more information about customizing your FileView,
 double click on an item from the list of additional
 topics below.

Additional information available:

add vrb mnucus addbrdbldef popupshr cusSav chng

=TITLE add_vrb_mnu
=TITLE Adding Verbs and Building Pull-Down Menus
=KEYWORD Verbs Menus
 You can customize FileView's Files, Utilities,
 Applications, and Help menus by changing the menu items
 or verbs they contain. Your FileView can also contain
 additional menus added by your system manager. You can
 change the verbs on these additional menus as well.

 To display the Verbs and Menus dialog box, choose the
 Verbs and Menus... menu item from the Customize menu.

 By displaying FileView's Verbs and Menus dialog box,
 you can see how a FileView pull-down menu is built and
 what happens when you choose a verb from a FileView
 menu.

 The Verbs and Menus dialog box contains several
 sections. For more information about each section,
 click on an item from the list of additional topics
 below.

Additional information available:

Vrb nmesMnu nmesVrb in Mnudcl vrbaddvrbchngdefchngbltin
rmvpullmenadd mnunme

=TITLE Vrb_nmes
=TITLE Verb Names List Box
=KEYWORD Verbs
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Mnu_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_in_Mnu
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu dcl_vrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu addvrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngdef
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngbltin
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu rmvpullmen
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu add_mnunme
 The Verb Names list box displays the available verbs,
 including those listed on FileView's Files, Utilities,
 Applications, and Help menus.

 You can use this list box with the other sections of
 the Verbs and Menus dialog box to add new verbs to new
 or existing menus. You can also use the Verb Names list
 box to remove definitions from your profile.

=TITLE Mnu_nmes
=TITLE Menu Names List Box
=KEYWORD Menus
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_in_Mnu
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu dcl_vrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu addvrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngdef
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngbltin
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu rmvpullmen
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu add_mnunme
 The Menu Names list box displays the FileView menu
 names that are currently defined.

=TITLE Vrb_in_Mnu
=TITLE Verbs in Menu List Box
=KEYWORD Menus Verbs
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Mnu_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu dcl_vrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu addvrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngdef
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngbltin
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu rmvpullmen
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu add_mnunme
 The Verbs in Menu list box displays the available verbs
 on the selected pull-down menu. (The selected menu
 appears in the Menu Names list box.)

=TITLE dcl_vrb
=TITLE DCL Command for Select Verb Text Field
=KEYWORD DCL Commands Verbs
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Mnu_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_in_Mnu
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu addvrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngdef
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngbltin
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu rmvpullmen
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu add_mnunme
 The DCL Command for Selected Verb text field displays
 the DCL command or command file associated with the
 verb currently selected in the Verb Names list box.

=TITLE addvrb
=TITLE Adding a Verb to a Pull-Down Menu
=KEYWORD Verbs
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Mnu_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_in_Mnu
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu dcl_vrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngdef
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngbltin
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu rmvpullmen
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu add_mnunme
 Each verb on a FileView menu is associated with either
 a DCL command or a command file comprised of DCL
 commands. When you choose a verb from one of these
 menus, the corresponding command or command file
 executes.

 To add a verb to a FileView menu:

 1. Click on the text field in the Verb Names list box.

 2. Type the name of the verb you want to add.

 3. Click on the Enter button below the Verb Names box.

 4. In the DCL Command for Selected Verb text field,
    type the DCL command you want to associate with your
    new verb. Click on its Enter Button.

 5. In the Menu Names list box, select the menu name to
    which you want to add your new verb.

 6. Click on the Add button below the Verbs in Menu box.

 7. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE chngdef
=TITLE Changing a Verb Definition
=KEYWORD Verbs Definitions
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Mnu_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_in_Mnu
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu dcl_vrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu addvrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngbltin
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu rmvpullmen
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu add_mnunme
 Each verb on a FileView menu has a corresponding DCL
 command or command file that executes when you choose
 the verb from a menu. You can replace a verb's current
 command definition with a new command or command file
 that executes a different series of commands.

 To change the DCL command file that executes when a
 specific verb is selected from a FileView menu:

 1. Select the verb in the Verb Names list box. The
    associated command file is displayed in the DCL
    Command for Selected Verb text field.

 2. Delete the name of the current command file in the
    DCL Command text field and type the name of the new
    command file.

=TITLE chngbltin
=TITLE Changing Predefined Command Files
=KEYWORD Definitions
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Mnu_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_in_Mnu
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu dcl_vrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu addvrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngdef
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu rmvpullmen
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu add_mnunme
 If you want to make changes to a built-in, that is,
 predefined, FileView command file, you can use the
 command file for that verb as a template. To modify a
 command file that executes a built-in FileView command:

 1. Copy the command file from the VUE$LIBRARY directory
    and edit it.

 2. Give your command file a name that identifies the
    task it performs, giving it a file type of COM.
    Do not give your command file the same name as an
    existing FileView command file.

 Do not delete the command files in the VUE$LIBRARY
 directory that execute FileView's built-in verbs.

 If you delete your new verb definition, FileView uses
 the original command file to execute the built-in verb.

=TITLE rmvpullmen
=TITLE Removing a Verb from a Pull-Down Menu
=KEYWORD Verbs Menus
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Mnu_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_in_Mnu
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu dcl_vrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu addvrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngdef
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngbltin
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu add_mnunme
 To remove a verb from a FileView pull-down menu:

 1. In the Menu Names list box, select the menu name
    that contains the verb you want to remove.

 2. In the Verbs in Menu list box, select the verb you
    want to remove.

 3. Click on the Remove button in the Verbs in Menu list
    box.

 4. Click on the OK button to save your change.

=TITLE add_mnunme
=TITLE Adding a Menu Name
=KEYWORD Menus
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Mnu_nmes
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu Vrb_in_Mnu
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu dcl_vrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu addvrb
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngdef
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu chngbltin
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp add_vrb_mnu rmvpullmen
 You can create new menu names to which you can then add
 verbs. To create a FileView menu name:

 1. Click on the text field in the Menu Names list box.

 2. Type the name of the menu you want to add exactly as
    you want it to appear.

 3. Click on the Enter button below the Menu Names list
    box.

 4. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE cus_addbr
=TITLE Adding or Removing Menu Names from FileView's Menu Bar
=KEYWORD Menus
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp shr_cus
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp Sav_chng
 Once you create a new menu, you need to add it to
 FileView's menu bar. You can also remove menus that
 you do not need. By adding new menus to the existing
 menu bar, you can create a new menu bar to use for all
 your FileView tasks.

 To add or remove menu names from FileView's menu bar:

 1. Choose the Menu Bar... menu item from the Control
    menu. FileView displays the Menu Bar dialog box.

    Existing menu names appear in the menu bar facsimile
    on the right. New menu names appear in the list box
    on the left.

 2. Click on the menu name you want to add to or delete
    from FileView's menu bar.

=TITLE dbldef_popup
=TITLE Building Pop-Up Menus and Defining Double Click Commands
=KEYWORD Menus Commands Definitions
 Using the File Types dialog box, you can modify the
 pop-up menus and double-click command definitions
 associated with each file type.

 To display the File Types dialog box, choose the File
 Types... menu item from the Customize menu. The File
 Types dialog box has several sections: File Types, Verb
 Names, Pop-Up Menu, and Double Click for Selected File
 Type.

 For more information about the File Types dialog box
 double click on an item from the list of additional
 topics below.

Additional information available:

fil typsbxvrb nmsbxdbl clckbxcusvrb popupcus rmvpopcus chngdblcus addfl
cus rmvfl

=TITLE fil_typsbx
=TITLE File Types List Box
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup vrb_nmsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup dbl_clckbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cusvrb_popup
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvpop
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_chngdbl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_addfl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvfl
 The File Types list box displays the file types for
 which double-click verbs and pop-up menus are currently
 defined.

 Use the File Types list box with the Double Click for
 Selected File Type option and Verb Names list box to
 change the command executed when you double click on a
 specific file type in your file list.

 Use the File Types, Verb Names, and Pop-Up Menu list
 boxes to modify the contents of the pop-up menus
 defined for each file type.

=TITLE vrb_nmsbx
=TITLE Verb Names List Box
=KEYWORD Verbs
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup fil_typsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup dbl_clckbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cusvrb_popup
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvpop
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_chngdbl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_addfl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvfl
 The Verb Names list box displays the verbs currently
 defined in FileView.

=TITLE dbl_clckbx
=TITLE Double Click for Selected File Type
=KEYWORD Double_Clicking
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup fil_typsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup vrb_nmsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cusvrb_popup
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvpop
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_chngdbl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_addfl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvfl
 The Double Click for Selected File Type section
 displays the verb that executes when you double click
 on a file of the selected type.

=TITLE cusvrb_popup
=TITLE Adding a Verb to a Pop-up Menu
=KEYWORD Verbs Menus
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup fil_typsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup vrb_nmsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup dbl_clckbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvpop
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_chngdbl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_addfl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvfl
 When you press and hold MB2 on any file name, FileView
 displays the pop-up menu defined for that file type.
 From the File Types dialog box, you can tailor an
 existing pop-up menu by changing the verbs it contains.

 To add a verb to a FileView pop-up menu:

 1. In the File Types list box, select the file type
    whose corresponding pop-up menu you want to change.

 2. In the Verb Names list box, select the verb you want
    to add to the pop-up menu.

 3. Click on the Add button below the Pop-Up Menu list
    box.

 4. To move the verb within the list, click on the Up or
    Down buttons.

 5. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE cus_rmvpop
=TITLE Removing a Verb from a Pop-Up Menu
=KEYWORD Verbs Menus
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup fil_typsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup vrb_nmsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup dbl_clckbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cusvrb_popup
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_chngdbl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_addfl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvfl
 To remove a verb from a FileView pop-up menu:

 1. In the File Types list box, select the file type
    whose corresponding pop-up menu you want to change.

 2. In the Pop-Up Menu list box, select the verb you
    want to remove.

 3. Click on the Remove button below the Pop-Up Menu
    list box. The verb is removed from the list.

 4. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE cus_chngdbl
=TITLE Changing a Double Click Verb Definition
=KEYWORD Verbs Double_Clicking Definitions
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup fil_typsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup vrb_nmsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup dbl_clckbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cusvrb_popup
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvpop
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_addfl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvfl
 In the File Types dialog box, you can replace the
 double click verb currently defined for a file type
 with a different verb and execute a different command.

 To change the double click verb defined for a file
 type:

 1. In the File Types list box, select the file type
    whose corresponding double click verb you want to
    change.

 2. In the Verb Names list, select the verb with which
    you want to replace the current double-click verb.

 3. Click on the Change button.

 4. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE cus_addfl
=TITLE Adding a File Type
=KEYWORD Files Menus Pop_Up
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup fil_typsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup vrb_nmsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup dbl_clckbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cusvrb_popup
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvpop
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_chngdbl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvfl
 You can build a pop-up menu for a new file type or
 associate a double click verb with a file type not
 listed in the File Types list box.

 To add a file type to the File Types list box:

 1. Type the file type, for example, DDIF, that you want
    to add to the list.

 2. Click on the Enter button. The file type is added to
    the list.

 3. Add verbs to the new file types's pop-up menu or
    define a double-click verb for the new file type.

 4. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE cus_rmvfl
=TITLE Removing a File Type
=KEYWORD Files
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup fil_typsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup vrb_nmsbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup dbl_clckbx
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cusvrb_popup
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_rmvpop
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_chngdbl
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup cus_addfl
 To remove a file type you do not use:

 1. Select the file type in the File Types list box.

 2. Click on the Delete button.

 3. Click on the OK button.

=TITLE shr_cus
=TITLE Sharing Custom File Views
=KEYWORD Customizing Creating
 When you customize your file view, you create a private
 customization file that the system reads every time you
 use FileView.

 You can share your custom file view with other
 users. For example, you might want to share with
 others on your project a file view that contains a
 customized menu bar. When several users share a public
 customization file, they have access to a common file
 view.

 For more information about how to create and manage
 private, public, and system customization files, double
 click on an item from the additional topics below.

Additional information available:

cus usngshrcus bldshraccs shrcusfi

=TITLE cus_usngshr
=TITLE Using Shared Customization Files
=KEYWORD Customizing Creating
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp shr_cus cus_bldshr
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp shr_cus accs_shrcusfi
 To create a file view that contains every built-in
 definition and the features you customized, FileView
 reads and merges the contents of the customization
 files to create your FileView environment.

 First, FileView reads the system customization file.
 The system customization file, which is shipped with
 VMS DECwindows, contains definitions that produce the
 menu bar, verbs, and saved views.

 Next, FileView reads the public customization files, if
 they exist. The public customization file contains any
 definitions that you share with other users.

 Finally, FileView reads your private customization
 file, which contains your personal FileView
 definitions.

=TITLE cus_bldshr
=TITLE Building Shared Customization Files
=KEYWORD Customizing Creating
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp shr_cus cus_usngshr
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp shr_cus accs_shrcusfi
 FileView reads your private customization file by
 translating the logical name VUE$PROFILE. By redefining
 this logical name, you can instruct FileView to
 read another file that contains customized FileView
 components.

 To build a public customization file that you can
 share:

 1. Type the DCL command, DEFINE VUE$PROFILE
    filename.VUE$DAT, to redefine the logical name
    VUE$PROFILE to point to a nonexistent file.

 2. Create a custom FileView by creating any new verbs,
    menu names, pop-up menus, and including any saved
    views you want to share.

 3. Click on the OK or Apply button in the Verbs and
    Menus, File Types, or Menu Bar dialog boxes, to save
    your customized components in the file to which the
    logical name VUE$PROFILE now points.

 4. Exit from FileView by choosing the Quit menu item
    from the Control menu.

 5. Place the file in the VUE$LIBRARY directory
    or in some other public directory to which
    VUE$PUBLIC_PROFILE points.

=TITLE accs_shrcusfi
=TITLE Accessing Shared Customization Files
=KEYWORD Customizing Creating
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp shr_cus cus_usngshr
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp shr_cus cus_bldshr
 Users who want to access the shared customization
 file must place a logical name definition for
 VUE$PUBLIC_PROFILE in their login command file
 (LOGIN.COM).

 For example:

     $ DEFINE VUE$PUBLIC_PROFILE-
     _$ SYS$COMMON:[PUBLIC_DIR]OUR_PROJECT.VUE$DAT

 When FileView is started, any public customization
 files will be read and merged with the system and
 private customization files to create a custom
 FileView.

=TITLE Sav_chng
=TITLE Saving File View Changes
=KEYWORD Customizing Saving
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp cus_addbr
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp dbldef_popup
=INCLUDE Overview cus_hlp shr_cus
 Once you finish customizing your FileView, you need to
 save your changes. To do this:

 Click on    To

 OK          Record new settings and dismiss the dialog
             box.

 Apply       Record new settings without dismissing the
             dialog box.

 Reset       Redisplay the current settings if you
             changed settings without applying them.

 Cancel      Dismiss the dialog box without changing
             any settings. If you made any changes
             without applying them, clicking on the
             Cancel button cancels those changes.