HP 95LX - Page 16

Moving Files
To move files one at a time:
1. Highlight the file to be moved.
2. Press (EMS). You'll be prompted for the path to the new destination.
3. Type the new pathname (the filename is optional) and press ENTER). Be sure
to separate each directorylevel with (e.g. Ci “doc™corresphsept 91).
You can also move files as a group if all the files are in the same subdirectory. To
do this, you must “tag” each file in the group: Use the arrow keys to highlight it,
and press (IEF). To tag more than one file at a time, here are your options:
WES): Tags or untags the highlighted file.
Ar: Tags the highlighted file and all preceding files in the
current directory, as they're now sorted (see below).
(I=): Tags the highlighted file and all subsequent files in the
current directory, as they are now sorted (see below).
(HI 1) Tags all files in the current directory.
(AXE): Untags all files in the current directory.
Thus, to move a group of files:
1. Tag the group of files you want to move.
2. Press (iE). You'll be prompted for a path to the destination directory.
3. Type a path and press [ENTER]. If the destination directory doesn’t yet exist, at
the error message, press and create it (see page 15). Then move the files.
Sorting the Files in a Directory
You can rearrange the files in each directory in any one of four ways:
¢ Alphabetically, by filename: Press (MENU), (F)ile-Sort, (Flilename.
* Alphabetically, by file extension: Press (MENU), (Flile-Sort, (Extension.
* Chronologically, by last update: Press (MENU), (Flile-Sort, (Date/Time.
* Order of size (largest to smallest): Press (Flile-Sort, (S)ize.
16 1. ORGANIZING INFORMATION