| Key | Description | | --- | --- | | O | Cyclically changes the sorting of the files between None, Name, Size and Date | | + | Sorts the display Incrementally | | - | Sorts the display Decrementally | | X | Toggles whether Folders and Files will be mixed or separate | | H | Performs a search for a specific file | | N | Shows the full name of the currently selected object | | A | Switches User Area | | I | Toggles the Info display between None, Size, Date and Attributes | | D | Cyclically changes the drive to the next in the list of mounted drives | | K | Makes a new Folder | | R | Renames the currently selected item | | C | Selects the currently highlighted file for copying | | E | Erases the currently selected item | | M | Remounts all drives | | U | Unmount current drive | *Table 18 – Browser commands* In order to *copy* a file, you will need to highlight (using the cursor keys) the file and then press **C**. The status lines will change to: **Copy? (Y/N)** to which you'll need to reply with a **Y** or **N** (for Yes or No). Then you navigate to the new location whether this is on the same drive or on another drive and once you've reached your intended target you will need to press **P**. The *Browser* will ask you if you want to **Paste here? (Y/N)** to which you'll need again to reply with a **Y** or **N**. If you attempt to copy a Folder (marked by a **\** on the file and folder list) the *Browser* will still ask: **Copy? (Y/N)** but it will silently reject any attempt to **P**(aste) the folder on another location. *Erase* also asks a similar question; **Erase? (Y/N)** will appear after you highlight a file and press **E** but in the case of a folder it will fail with a **Dir Full** flashing error displayed in the *Status Area* if the folder contains any item in it. *Rename*, as in the case for the **MOVE** command we examined previously, does three things: Renames and/or moves a file. You highlight an item and press **R**, and a **New name:** prompt appears in the *Status Area* asking you for a new name (or a new location together with the old or a completely new filename). Rename doesn't work across drives so no drive name is required in case of a move, which means that you can start the new name with a / or \ to indicate the root folder of the current drive. As a matter of fact entering any drive (even the current one) at the beginning of the new name *filespec*, will fail with a **No rename between drives** error. You can *Rename/Move* a folder to be under another folder, however the latter must already exist otherwise Rename will fail with an **Invalid path** error. To make a new folder/directory, the *Browser* has the *M(a)K(e) Dir* command, accessible by pressing **K** on your keyboard. The Status Area will change to display a **New name:** prompt. The new name must conform to the parameters of a folder *filespec* as discussed in the **MKDIR** command section earlier. As is the case with **MKDIR**, any attempt to create a folder in a drive that doesn't support it will result in a **Not implemented** error in the *Status Area*. The *Browser* can *unmount* any drive *except* drive **c:** by switching to that drive using **D** and then pressing **U** on the keyboard and mount any *virtual disk image* it knows about (that is: **.dsk** and **.p3d** file types) by selecting it and pressing **ENTER**. It will ask you which drive letter you want to mount it on by displaying a **Mount on which drive? (A-P)** prompt followed by a **[A: is recommended]** in the case of +3 disk images. It will then display a **Try to boot disk now? (Y/N)** prompt. The latter process will try to load special files named **\*** or **DISK** that exist inside the *disk image*. If auto booting is not possible a message: **Not bootable** will appear in the *Status Area*. There is no way to remount a single, previously mounted physical drive that you chose to unmount through the *Browser*. You have, however the option to perform a complete *remount* operation by pressing **M** on your keyboard. Once you do that, you'll be prompted to