Finding Files in the List:
If
your list takes up only one
screen, it's easy
to
find any file
at
a glance.
But
what
if you
have many files, and the list takes up more
than
one screen?
There are several ways
to
find files in your list.
Scrolling through the List:
If
the list takes up more
than
one
screen, you use
PF
keys to "scroll" through it.
PF7
scrolls
backward one full screen. PF8 scrolls forward
one
full
screen. By pressing these keys repeatedly,
you
can
scroll
through the list for as many screens as you want.
Rearranging the List: The files in the list are arranged by
date
and
time, newest
to
oldest.
The
date
and
time refer to
the last time a file was changed (or if it was never changed,
when it was created).
If
you'd like the list arranged in a
different way, you can use these
PF
keys:
PFI
arranges files alphabetically
by
filename.
PF4
arranges files
by
filetype.
PFS
arranges
by
date, newest
to
oldest. This is how the list
is
arranged initially. You might use this
key
if you
rearranged the list, and want
to
put
it
back
to
its original
order.
PF6
arranges
by
size, biggest to smallest.
Using the LOCATE Command:
If
you
know
a filename
and/
or
filetype, you can use the
XEDIT
command
LOCATE
to find it quickly. This method
is
faster
than
scrolling
through
the
screens, looking for a certain file. You enter a
LOCATE
command
on
the command line
at
the
bottom
of
the screen, next
to
the large arrow.
Then
press
the
ENTER
key.
For
example:
===>
LOCATE/FILE4
WORK/
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