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Using Office Commands
Owner' The owner for files you create and store in
the Office is normally the user name you used to log
in. For example, if you log in as tutor, the files and
folders you see are owned by tutor. If you want to
find files in your Filecabinet that belong to a
different owner, you can use this field to enter the
name of the owner.
You can display the choices for this field by pressing
the B3 mouse button or the Mark key to see each choice
in succession, or you can press the B2 m.ouse button, or
the Cmd or Opts key to see a menu of the choices. If
you have not yet set up any user names on your system,
you will see the following choices:
llwI.el!
m
bin
daemon
install
Ip
nuucp
root
sys
tutOl'
uucp
uucpadm
Most of these owners are responsible for your system
software and need not concern you. If you are not sure
of the owner of the file you want to find, leave this
field blank.
Size: Use- this field to search for files according to
their size. If you have set the Office Preferences to
display files and folders using the long form, object
and folder menus display the size of your files in
characters. You can search for files by size in four
ways:
o Files of a specjfic size: if you know the
exact number of characters in the file or
files, type this number.
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