			      AUTOZIP 1.0 USERS MANUAL
				  (Copyright) 1994
				 by  Brian Bratcher


Phone (317) 351-0467
Address:
4535 Brookville RD.
INDPLS., IN., 46201


















































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DEFINITION OF SHAREWARE
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	Shareware distribution gives users a chance to try 
software before buying it. If you try a Shareware program and 
continue using it, you are expected to register. Individual 
programs differ on details -- some request registration while 
others require it, some specify a maximum trial period. With
registration, you get anything from the simple right to continue
using the software to an updated program with printed manual.

	Copyright laws apply to both Shareware and commercial 
software, and the copyright holder retains all rights, with a 
few specific exceptions as stated below. Shareware authors are 
accomplished programmers, just like commercial authors, and the 
programs are of comparable quality. (In both cases, there are 
good programs and bad ones!) The main difference is in the method of
distribution. The author specifically grants the right to copy
and distribute the software, either to all and sundry or to a
specific group. For example, some authors require written
permission before a commercial disk vendor may copy their
Shareware.

	Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of software. 
You should find software that suits your needs and pocketbook,
whether it's commercial or Shareware. The Shareware system makes
fitting your needs easier, because you can try before you buy.
And because the overhead is low, prices are low also. Shareware
has the ultimate money-back guarantee -- if you don't use the
product, you don't pay for it.


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DISCLAIMER - AGREEMENT
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	Users of AUTOZIP must accept this disclaimer of warranty:
"AUTOZIP is supplied as is.  Brian Bratcher disclaims all
warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limitation,
the warranties of merchantability and of fitness for any purpose.
Brian Bratcher assumes no liability for damages, direct or conse-
quential, which may result from the use of AUTOZIP."

	AUTOZIP is a "shareware program" and is provided at no 
charge to the user for evaluation.  Feel free to share it with your
friends, but please do not give it away altered or as part of
another system.  The essence of "user-supported" software is to
provide personal computer users with quality software without
high prices, and yet to provide incentive for programmers to
continue to develop new products.  If you find this program
useful and find that you are using AUTOZIP and continue to use
AUTOZIP after a reasonable trial period, you must make a reg-
istration payment of $22.00 to Brian Bratcher.  The $22.00
registration fee will license one copy for use on any one
computer at any one time.  You must treat this software just like
a book.  An example: This software may be used by any
number of people and may be freely moved from one computer
location to another, so long as there is no possibility of it
being used at one location while it's being used at another.
Just as a book cannot be read by two different persons at the
same time.

	Commercial users of AUTOZIP must register and pay for their
copies of AUTOZIP within 30 days of first use or their license
is withdrawn.  Site-License arrangements may be made by con-
tacting Brian Bratcher.

	Anyone distributing AUTOZIP for any kind of remuneration must
first contact Brian Bratcher at the address below for authorization.
This authorization will be automatically granted to distributors
recognized by the (ASP) as adhering to its guidelines for
shareware distributors, and such distributors may begin offering
AUTOZIP immediately (However Brian Bratcher must still be advised so
that the distributor can be kept up-to-date with the latest
version of AUTOZIP.).

		Brian Bratcher 
		4535 Brookville RD.
		INDPLS., IN., 46201
		
	You are encouraged to pass a copy of AUTOZIP along to your
friends for evaluation.  Please encourage them to register their
copy if they find that they can use it.  All registered users
will receive a copy of the latest version of the AUTOZIP
system.
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	Now that all of the above is out of the way,
welcome to AUTOZIP, one of the finest zip shells you
will get for the money.  All help needed will be located here
under the "Help Selection" from the FILE MENU.  AUTOZIP is 
designed to work with your favorite communications 
software and zip files created with PKZIP (c), and
PKUNZIP (C) from PKWARE (TM) INC.



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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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	AUTOZIP should work on any 286 or higher PC compatible with 
a COLOR monitor. You should have MS-DOS 5.0 or higher and 350k of free 
memory. It is required that you have at least the shareware version of 
PKWARE'S PKZ204G or higher to use the ZIP and UNZIP functions.
It is also required that PKZIP.EXE & PUNZIP.EXE is in the DOS 
search path. See the AUTOEXEC.BAT file later in this section.


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WHAT ARE ZIP FILES.
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	Files with a three letter extension ".ZIP", are one or
more files COMPRESSED into one single file. Most of the
time file(s) contained in a zip file are reduced in size
by 60 percent or more, thus saving you twice the disk space. This
also makes modem file transfers much faster.

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WHAT IS AUTOZIP.
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	AUTOZIP (c)  Makes working with ZIP files and 
communication software a breeze. PKZIP and PKUNZIP are 
command line utilities with so many switches it is often very confusing 
to try and remember which switch does what. If you use a modem and PKWARE'S 
utilities then you should be able to relate to this. Virtually all files 
downloaded from your favorite BBS come in this format. They also come
this way on CD'S.

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BASIC OPERATION
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	Most all selections in AUTOZIP are done using the
up arrow, down arrow, enter and tab keys. Most of the time, you can 
press the ESC key to abort operations. If you are familiar with
EDIT which comes with MS-DOS 5.0 or higher using AUTOZIPS -- FILE 
PAGE & DIRECTORY PAGE should be very easy for you. As both were
designed to work similar to EDIT'S file selection method. 
To make a selection from AUTOZIP'S main menu, press the key corresponding 
to the letter HIGHLIGHTED on the button you want to select. 
Example: While the main menu is displayed, press the "F" key
(for FILE), this will pop up a menu box. Use the arrow keys to move the 
HIGHLIGHT CURSOR up and down within the menu box. After you have the 
CURSOR on the selection you want, press the enter key to proceed. In turn,
this possibly will pop up more menu boxes depending on which selection
was made. An example of this would be selecting "ALL FILES" from the ZIP
MENU. If this particular selection is made, another menu box would be
displayed with two more options from which to choose. NOTE: Not all 
selections from the various menus lead to more menu boxes.

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BASIC OPERATION -- THE FILE PAGE
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	Description: The FILE PAGE is used in selecting a specific disk
drive, and a single file from one of the many directories contained in
in the selected drive. The FILE PAGE also displays information about the
disk space available for the selected drive. Furthermore, all selection in
AUTOZIP involving a single file and selected disk drives use the FILE PAGE.

	
	The FILE PAGE is divided into 3 sections or parts. (For clarity
they will be referred to as "Sections".) Section 1 displays a blue screen 
that looks similar to Fig. 1.










Fig. 1 Example of beginning a FILE PAGE "Section 1":
 _|Title|_______________________________________________________
| A: B: C: D:                                                   |
|---------------------------------------------------------------|
|                                                               |
|                                                               |
|                                                               |
|                                                               |
|                                                               |
|                                                               |
|                                                               |
|---------------------------------------------------------------|
|          Various messages will be displayed here.             |
|---------------------------------------------------------------|
|_______________________________________________________________|

Available drives for your particular computer system that may be selected
for use are displayed under the location "Title" (shown in Fig. 1).
AUTOZIP can use drive A to Z. The total number of drives displayed
depends on how many "logical"  drives are available for your system.
This also includes hard disk partitions. At this point, you must press the
letter corresponding to the disk drive to use. AUTOZIP will then
HIGHLIGHT the selected drive (shown under "Title" in Fig.1) with the
foreground color GREEN and background color BLACK. At this point,
AUTOZIP displays sections 2 and 3, shown in Fig. 2. as "Section 2" and "
Section 3". Both are red boxes listing all files and subdirectories for 
the currently selected drive and directory. NOTE: Distinguishing the 
FILE PAGE from the DIRECTORY PAGE is accomplished by a title in the 
upper left corner of "Section 2" (shown in Fig. 2). Respectively, 
"Section 2" will be referred to as the FILE LIST BOX and "Section 3" 
will be referred to as the DIRECTORY BOX. When AUTOZIP first displays 
the FILE LIST BOX and DIRECTORY BOX, (both are displayed at the same 
time) the first file in the FILE LIST BOX is highlighted with a 
yellow foreground color and a black background color respectively
referred to as the SELECTION CURSOR. Normally, files displayed
in the FILE LIST BOX or DIRECTORY BOX that ARE NOT SELECTED are
displayed in yellow text (foreground color for the FILE LIST BOX) or
blue text (foreground color for the DIRECTORY BOX) with a red background
(i.e. the same color as the boxes themselves). At this point, you press
the ENTER or RETURN key (I consider both keys to be the same). The file
highlighted by the SELECTION CURSOR is the selected file.

Fig. 2 Example of a FILE PAGE:

 _|Title|_______________________________________________________
| A: B: C: D:                                                   |
|---------------------------------------------------------------|
|   _|File page|_____________________    _________________      |
|  | File list dir                   |  |      DIRS       |     |
|  |---------------------------------|  |-----------------|     |
|  |  "Section 2"                    |  |   "Section 3"   |     |
|  |                                 |  |                 |     |
|  |                                 |  |                 |     |
|  |                                 |  |                 |     |
|  |_________________________________|  |_________________|     |
|                                                               |
|---------------------------------------------------------------|
|          Various messages will be displayed here.             |
|---------------------------------------------------------------|
|_______________________________________________________________|

You can use the UP-DOWN arrow keys to scroll the SELECTION CURSOR
through the files displayed in the FILE LIST BOX. 
At this point, you may press the tab key. This will switch the
SELECTION CURSOR from the FILE LIST BOX to the DIRECTORY BOX.
Pressing the tab key again switches the SELECTION CURSOR back to
the FILE LIST BOX. Scrolling and selecting while in the DIRECTORY
BOX is the same as in the FILE LIST BOX, except pressing the 
ENTER or RETURN key causes AUTOZIP to change the current directory
to the directory highlighted by the SELECTION CURSOR.
Upon changing directories, AUTOZIP will transfer the SELECTION
CURSOR from the DIRECTORY BOX back to the FILE LIST BOX.
Reset the page number to 1, update the files displayed in the FILE LIST
BOX with files from the newly selected directory and set the
SELECTION CURSOR to the first file displayed. 

	Some important information that deserves mentioning is:
    
    1.  The DIRECTORY BOX will only display 12 directories at any one
time. If more than 12 directories are present a yellow plus ("+") sign
is displayed at the bottom of the DIRECTORY BOX.

    2.  AUTOZIP only displays 48 files per page in the FILE LIST 
BOX. If more files are present, you must scroll the SELECTION CURSOR
to the last file in the current page with the down arrow key. Upon 
reaching the last file, if more files do exist, AUTOZIP will automatically
advance the page, then update the page number (displayed at the top of the
FILE LIST BOX) and files accordingly. The up arrow key reverses this
process.

    3.  AUTOZIP can handle a maximum of 500 files. Respectively,
the number of directories AUTOZIP can handle is 300.
    
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BASIC OPERATION -- THE DIRECTORY PAGE
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	Description: The DIRECTORY PAGE is used by AUTOZIP for selecting
specific disk drives and one single directory from the many directories
that may be contained by a disk drive. All directory selection
in AUTOZIP is done via the DIRECTORY PAGE.

       NOTE: The DIRECTORY PAGE looks and works closely
the same as the FILE PAGE, except for a few differences. When
using a DIRECTORY PAGE, DO NOT press the ENTER or RETURN key until you
are sure your final selection is correct. Use the TAB key or UP-DOWN 
arrow keys.

       Similarities of the DIRECTORY PAGE and the FILE PAGE:

1.  Both the FILE PAGE and DIRECTORY PAGE have 3 sections or parts,
(for clarity they will be referred to as "Sections") all of which have 
the same color, shape, and size.

2.  Selections made using a DIRECTORY PAGE also use the same keys, such
as the UP-DOWN ARROW keys, the ENTER or RETURN key, and the TAB key.

3.  Both FILE PAGE and DIRECTORY PAGE have a SELECTION CURSOR.

       
       Differences between the DIRECTORY PAGE and the FILE PAGE:

1.  A FILE PAGE "Section 2" (as shown in Fig. 2) is referred to as a
FILE LIST BOX. A DIRECTORY PAGE "Section 2" is referred to as
the DIRECTORY DISPLAY BOX.

2.  The DIRECTORY PAGE does not display the file names for the current
disk drive and directory. Only a count of the total files is displayed.

3.  With a FILE PAGE, the SELECTION CURSOR can be switched from the
FILE LIST BOX to the DIRECTORY BOX. In a DIRECTORY PAGE the 
SELECTION CURSOR never leaves the DIRECTORY BOX. (Both FILE
PAGE and DIRECTORY PAGE have a DIRECTORY BOX.)

4.  Since a DIRECTORY PAGE is used for selecting directories and not
files, a new method of displaying the selection is introduced. This is
accomplished by highlighting the selected directory at the top 
of the DIRECTORY DISPLAY BOX with yellow text (foreground color)
and a BLACK background.

5.  THIS IS IMPORTANT. When using a DIRECTORY PAGE, pressing the ENTER or
RETURN key makes your selection final. By this I mean -- the final 
directory selected "is the directory highlighted at the TOP of the
DIRECTORY DISPLAY BOX", not the directories highlighted by the SELECTION 
CURSOR in the DIRECTORY BOX. Keep in mind, the SELECTION CURSOR never leaves
the DIRECTORY BOX, and furthermore, the SELECTION CURSOR is the only
object within the DIRECTORY PAGE that can be directly manipulated with the
UP-DOWN arrow keys.

6.  The DIRECTORY PAGE displays various different messages in the DIRECTORY
DISPLAY BOX.

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	    CHANGING DIRECTORIES USING THE DIRECTORY PAGE
	    ---------------------------------------------
	To change from one directory to another, use the UP-DOWN arrow
keys to move the SELECTION CURSOR position to the desired directory, 
then press the TAB key. Upon pressing the TAB key, the directory highlighted
in the DIRECTORY DISPLAY BOX will be changed to the newly selected
directory. DO NOT PRESS THE ENTER or RETURN key in an attempt to change
directories. Press the ENTER or RETURN key only when the desired directory
is highlighted in the DIRECTORY DISPLAY BOX. Prematurely pressing the
ENTER or RETURN key can unzip hundreds of files to the wrong directory.



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THE AUTOEXEC.BAT FILE
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	If the reader of this particular section of AUTOZIP HELP 
is familiar with MS-DOS 5.0 and the various commands that can be 
used from the DOS environment, you may skip Section 1. If you already
Know how to change the AUTOEXEC.BAT file, you may skip this entire  
section. If not, read on.

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AUTOEXEC.BAT FILE SECTION 1
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		  Definition of the AUTOEXEC.BAT file:
	
	The AUTOEXEC.BAT file in part controls how your computer
is setup to run. This can vary greatly from one computer to another.
The AUTOEXEC.BAT file also controls the DOS PATH statement, which
is user definable. The AUTOEXEC.BAT file is not really any different
from any other BATCH files except that it is run every time you start
your computer.
		  
		 How the AUTOEXEC.BAT file works.

	Every time you turn your computer on, several things happen
before you actually can begin using it.  The first thing the computer
does is look in the boot-drive for a file named "CONFIG.SYS".
After the CONFIG.SYS file is found, the computer precedes to search 
for the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.  The CONFIG.SYS file works similar to 
the AUTOEXEC.BAT file, except the CONFIG.SYS file is much more important. 
Both files CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT,  loads various TSR (Terminate and 
stay resident) programs that are integral to the operation of your 
computer.
	       
	       The AUTOEXEC.BAT file and the DOS search PATH.

	The DOS search PATH is a variable list of directories
that DOS uses to find executable files. This is a handy way of telling
DOS to find a file instead of having to manually change the disk drive
and directory to start an executable program.  The AUTOEXEC.BAT file
automatically adds specified directories to the DOS search PATH. 
An example of using the DOS search PATH is: 

	You are currently using an executable program which resides 
on a floppy diskette, which in turn is inserted in the "A:" drive. You 
finish with the program and are returned back to DOS. The DOS cursor is 
displayed on screen as A:\>. Now you want to use WINDOWS. Without doing 
anything else, you type WIN and press RETURN or ENTER. WINDOWS starts 
running.

	From the example above if the directory in which the executable
file named WIN.COM were not included in the DOS search PATH, it would 
have been mandatory for you to change directories to the directory
which contained the executable file WIN.COM before you could run
WINDOWS.

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AUTOEXEC.BAT FILE SECTION 2
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	It is recommended to add the AUTOZIP directory to the
DOS search path and MANDATORY that the directory which contains
PKZIP.EXE and PKUNZIP.EXE be added. To do this, change the current 
directory on your boot drive to the root directory by typing cd\ then 
type "EDIT AUTOEXEC.BAT" at the DOS prompt (this requires MS-DOS 5.0 
or above). Find the line that looks similar to this:  
PATH=C:\DOS;C:\WINDOWS;C:\ANY_DIRECTORY etc...  
At the end of this line add ;C:\AUTOZIP; and the directory that contains 
PKZIP.EXE & PKUNZIP.EXE. The semicolon serves to separate the 
different directories. EXIT and save the file. Restart your computer 
for the modification to take effect. For more information about the 
AUTOEXEC.BAT file, refer to your DOS manual. PLEASE NOTE: Improper 
use of the AUTOEXEC.BAT file CAN DISABLE YOUR COMPUTER. It is suggested 
that you make a system boot disk BEFORE MODIFYING YOUR AUTOEXEC.BAT file. 
To do this, insert a blank diskette in the A: drive, at the DOS prompt 
type "FORMAT A: /S/U", then press ENTER or RETURN. This will make a 
system diskette from which you can start your computer.


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NOTES ABOUT AUTOZIP AND MEMORY
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	If you notice erratic behavior when running your COMM.
software with AUTOZIP'S RUN selection from the FILE MENU, or 
starting AUTOZIP with the command line switch "a", check the setup
options from the FILE MENU. If AUTOZIP is setup to use EXTENDED
or EXPANDED memory when swapping,  and your COMM. software also
uses EXTENDED or EXPANDED memory, set option number two ("2 Set swapping")
in the setup selection from the FILE MENU to "SWAP_DISK". Taking this 
action should clear up any memory related problems. NOTE: When 
option 2 is set to "SWAP_DISK", AUTOZIP'S DOS selections, shell to DOS 
selections and run selection, (found in various menus in AUTOZIP) work
a little slower.

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UTILITES THAT COME WITH AUTOZIP
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PRINTEM.EXE
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       PRINTEM is a command line utility for printing the
AUTOZIP USER MANUAL. PRINTEM will also print any other ASCII text
file. To print the AUTOZIP USER MANUAL, the file "AUTOUSER.MAN" must
be in the same directory as PRINTEM.EXE. Then at the DOS prompt
type PRINTEM, and press RETURN or ENTER. AUTOZIP'S USER MANUAL will
then be printed to the printer conected to "LPT1". To print any
other text file, type PRINTEM space the <filename> and space 
<options>.  There are two command line options PRINTEM takes (the
order which they are used makes no difference).  1. "/p", this
option enables page numbering.  2.  "/f", enables form feed extraction.
PRINTEM automatically inserts a form feed for every 55 lines printed.

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INSTALL.EXE
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       INSTALL is primarily used for installing AUTOZIP from a floppy
diskette to A hard disk drive.  INSTALL should be used when you want
to move the entire AUTOZIP system to a different disk drive or directory.
INSTALL makes sure all files which are integral to the operation of 
AUTOZIP are placed in the same directory as the executable file 
"AUTOZIP.EXE". Please use INSTALL to make a complete copy of the AUTOZIP
system for a friend.  NOTE: AUTOZIP can be installed and run from a
floppy diskette with 800k of free disk space.
      
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    AUTOZIP USRES MANUAL - THE FILE MENU
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FILE MENU - DOS
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       Using the DOS selection from the file menu box
shells out to the DOS environment. When doing so, keep in
mind that AUTOZIP is still running -- that is AUTOZIP swaps
most all of the program from conventional memory to disk (XMS 
memory, or EMS memory), while waiting for you to type EXIT at 
DOS prompt to restore the program. This allows you to run 
other programs in turn saving any information that AUTOZIP 
has stored. This selection is useful when there is a need 
to look at a file more closely than AUTOZIP will allow. 
NOTE: You should never load a TSR (Terminate and Stay 
Resident) while AUTOZIP is in the shelled state of operation. 
An error will occur when the EXIT command is used to restore AUTOZIP,
thus causing loss of any information stored and possibly 
resulting in having to reboot your computer.  Also, AUTOZIP 
will swap in and out of memory or to disk, leaving a small 
nub of only 64 to 204 bytes in conventional memory.


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FILE MENU - SETUP
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       At this point, you select the defaults you want to use.
The setup part of AUTOZIP has six options, these options appear
in the format of input fields (or lines). The input fields control
various DOS PATHS and SWAPPING information, which is integral to
the proper operation of AUTOZIP. NOTE: The first time AUTOZIP is
executed, a file named "DFT.DBF" is created in the directory where
the file "AUTOZIP.EXE" is located. The file "DFT.DBF" is used to store 
the default information. The input fields are numbered and named as 
follows:

       1 Enable advanced options.
       2 Set swapping.
       3 Path for COMM. software.
       4 Full path and name for COMM. software must include extension.
       5 Default dload path.
       6 Default work path.

       
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       Definition and use of each input field
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       1 Enable advanced options: "1 Enable advanced options" allows 
the use of DOS wildcards. When this option is set to "ON", submenus 
will be displayed after various selections within AUTOZIP. NOTE:
When "1 Enable advanced options" is set to "OFF", these various selections 
will work as if no wildcard option ever existed. In turn, using "*.*" as the
default wildcard. Some selections in fact cannot be used until this option 
is enabled. To change the default setting of "OFF" to "ON", use the 
UP-DOWN arrow keys to move to line "1 Enable advanced options". A red 
dialogue box will be displayed. Use the "TAB" key to swtich from "OFF" 
to "ON". At this point you may press the "ESC" key to exit and save 
the configuration. You may also continue to edit the setup configuration
by using the UP-DOWN arrow keys.
       
       
       2 Set Swapping: "2 Set Swapping" tells AUTOZIP how to use disk 
or memory when shelling or swapping. If you have XMS memory or EMS
memory and you want AUTOZIP to use it, use the UP-DOWN arrow keys
to move to line 2. A blue  dialogue box will appear.
Press the tab key until the desired selection is displayed.
At this point, you may press the ESC key to save the 
configuration or press the UP-DOWN arrow keys to continue 
editing the CONFIG information. 

       
       3 Path for COMM. software: "3 Path for COMM. software" is the 
full DOS path to your communication software. This input field tells 
AUTOZIP where to find the executable that starts your communication
software. NOTE: DO NOT APPEND A BACKSLASH CHARACTER "\" to the
end of the full path. A correct example is C:\AUTOZIP\WORK
while an incorrect example is C:\AUTOZIP\WORK\.

       
       4 Full path and name for COMM. software must include
extension: "4 Full path and name for COMM. software must include extension" 
tells AUTOZIP which executable starts your COMM. software. This input 
field should be the same as input field "3 Path for COMM." except
the executable file name that starts your communication software should 
be added to the end. As in the example given in the paragraph above 
("3 Path for COMM. software") C:\AUTOZIP\WORK is the path to your COMM. 
software -- input field 4 should look similar to this: 
C:\AUTOZIP\WORK\ANY.EXE. Input field number four will vary from computer 
to computer and with the different types of communication software 
available. Also note that you cannot run a WINDOWS COMM. program with 
AUTOZIP. For example, you cannot use c:\windows\terminal.exe. 
Input field number 4 should also include the file extension such as 
ANY.EXE or ANY.COM (".EXE" or ".COM" is the extension).
NOTE: If a batch file is used to start your COMM. software, you
need to use a utility to convert batch files to COM files.
A good program to use is the shareware version BAT2COM.ZIP found 
on many BBS.

       
       5 Default dload path: "5 Default dload path" tells AUTOZIP where
to find your download directory. This is where your communication 
software puts files you download from a BBS or any other telecommunication
service. Some COMM. software programs have an option for setting the 
default download and upload directory. This should be set the same in 
AUTOZIP as it is set in the COMM. software. Again, do not append the 
backslash character "\" to the end of this entry. 

       6 Default work path: "6 Default work path" is used by the TEST 
selection from the UNZIP MENU. Enter any directory you wish as the
default work directory. NOTE: The default work area is a temporary work
space for AUTOZIP. Some selections in AUTOZIP WILL DELETE ALL FILES 
in the work area. DO NOT USE THE WORK AREA FOR STORAGE.
       


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FILE MENU - ABOUT
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       This selection tells what version of AUTOZIP is 
currently running and the copyright notice. It also displays
various other information about the author. 


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FILE MENU - RUN
-----------------

       This selection starts what I call a modem session.
From here on out it will be called a session.  When using the RUN 
selection, AUTOZIP shells or swaps out of conventional memory
and runs your COMM. software. AUTOZIP stays in the swapped
state until you terminate the session -- by which I mean quit 
your COMM. program. While in a session, you use your COMM. software 
just like you would any other time, nothing is different except
AUTOZIP is waiting for you to quit. Before starting a session, AUTOZIP 
checks the default download path (entered in the setup option from 
the FILE MENU) and records the file names and a count of how many files 
exist BEFORE the session starts. After you quit the session AUTOZIP then 
checks the default download path again to see if any new files are
present. If no new files exist, you are returned to the main
menu. If new files are detected, you will be placed in the 
NEW FILES section of AUTOZIP. NOTE: The only way to be placed 
in the NEW FILES section of AUTOZIP is, A: Download file(s) while a 
session is invoked. B: Copy or create a file in the default dload 
directory while a session is invoked.


       Ok, now we made it through a successful session and there are new 
files in the download directory. At this point, you will be placed in 
the NEW FILES SCREEN. Here is where you will stay until the selection 
RETURN TO AUTOZIP is made.

       To the right hand side of the screen, a red box is displayed.
This is called the NEW FILES LIST BOX. All new files are displayed in 
this box. To the left hand side of the screen, a light blue menu selection 
box is displayed. This is called the NEW FILES MENU BOX. There are eight 
selections you can make from the NEW FILES MENU BOX. NOTE: Some of the
selections from the NEW FILES MENU BOX invoke a DIRECTORY PAGE or FILE PAGE
(for more information about the DIRECTORY & FILE PAGE see basic operation
from AUTOZIP INTRO help). The following is a list of selections from the 
NEW FILE MENU BOX in the order they appear:

       1.  Unzip File
       2.  Print File List
       3.  View ZIP File
       4.  Move File
       5.  Make a Directory
       6.  Shell to DOS
       7.  Browse File Areas
       8.  Return to AUTOZIP

       NOTE: The actual NEW FILES MENU BOX does not display the        
numbers that precede each selection in the list above.


       At this point, I will describe the NEW FILES LIST BOX and
then continue on to describe each selection from the NEW FILES MENU BOX.
The NEW FILES LIST BOX presents each new file by name. Each new file
name is assigned a number, which is displayed preceding the associated
new file. It is this number that will be used when reference to
a new file is made by using selections from the NEW FILES MENU BOX.
The NEW FILES LIST BOX will only display 15 new files at any one time.
If more files exist than can displayed a yellow plus ("+") is displayed
at the bottom of the NEW FILES LIST BOX. When more than 15 new files 
are detected, you can scroll trough the files one page at a time using
the UP-DOWN arrow keys. The dialogue boxes that appear (invoked by making
selection from the NEW FILES MENU BOX) tells WHEN you can use the arrow
keys for scrolling.
       
       
       The first selection displayed in the NEW FILES MENU BOX is 
UNZIP FILE. Use this selection to UNZIP a single selected file
displayed in the NEW FILES LIST BOX. To use, make the selection
"UNZIP FILE" from the NEW FILES MENU BOX. A small red dialogue box is 
displayed in place of the NEW FILES MENU BOX asking for the number 
of the file to unzip. Enter the number that precedes the file
name you want to unzip and press ENTER (you may also press
the ESC key to abort). A DIRECTORY PAGE is then displayed (See basic 
operation from AUTOZIPS INTRO help). Select the drive and directory to 
unzip the new file,  press ENTER, and that is it. The new file is unzipped 
and you are returned back to the NEW FILES SCREEN.

       The second selection displayed in the NEW FILES MENU BOX is 
PRINT FILE LIST. This selection was designed to print a quick reference 
of the new files for later use. This selection also prints the current
time and date along with the file list. To use, select PRINT FILE LIST 
from the NEW FILES MENU BOX and press ENTER. NOTE: This selection was 
written for a dot matrix printer, which is the only kind of printer I 
tested the program on, but it should work for any printer.


       The third selection displayed in the NEW FILES MENU BOX is
VIEW ZIP FILE. This selection allows you to look at the many files 
contained in a ZIP FILE with out actually unzipping the file to disk.
This selection is very simple to use. Make the selection VIEW ZIP FILE 
from the NEW FILES MENU BOX. A red dialogue will appear in place of the
NEW FILES MENU BOX asking to enter the number of the file to view. Type 
the number preceding the zip file you want to view and press ENTER. The 
contents of the new zip file is then displayed on the screen one page at 
a time until the end, then you are returned back to the NEW FILES SCREEN.
Also, to advance from one page to the next while viewing, press any key or 
press ESC to abort.

       The fourth selection displayed in the NEW FILES MENU BOX is 
MOVE FILE. Making this selection moves a new file to anywhere you select 
and replaces the new files list displayed in the NEW FILES LIST BOX with 
"MOVED". To move a new file, select MOVE FILE from the NEW FILES MENU BOX 
and press ENTER.  A red dialogue box appears in place of the NEW FILES 
MENU BOX asking for the number of the file to be moved. Enter the number 
preceding the file name you want to move and press ENTER. A DIRECTORY PAGE 
is now displayed. (See basic operation from AUTOZIP INTRO help.) Select the
drive and directory of where you want to move the new file. The 
file is then moved from the default download directory to the selected 
drive & directory. The NEW FILES LIST BOX is updated with the change, 
and you are returned to the NEW FILES SCREEN.

       The fifth selection displayed in the NEW FILES MENU BOX is 
MAKE A DIRECTORY. This selection is handy for making directories to unzip 
new files. To use, select MAKE A DIRECTORY from the NEW FILES MENU BOX
and press ENTER. A red dialogue box asking to enter the name of the 
directory to make is displayed. Type in the name, and press ENTER. A 
DIRECTORY PAGE is then displayed (see basic operation from the AUTOZIP 
INTRO help). Select a drive and directory. This tells AUTOZIP where to 
create the directory name which was previously entered. The directory 
is then created, and you are returned back to the NEW FILES SCREEN.

       The sixth selection displayed in the NEW FILES MENU BOX is SHELL 
TO DOS. This selection is exactly the same as the selection "DOS" from the 
FILE MENU. The only difference is upon typing exit at the DOS prompt, you 
are returned back to AUTOZIP'S NEW FILES SECTION instead of AUTOZIPS 
main menu.

       The seventh selection displayed in the NEW FILES MENU BOX is 
BROWSE FILE AREAS. This selection allows you to look at the drives, 
directories, and files on any drive available for use. This is done 
via a FILE PAGE (see basic operation from AUTOZIP INTRO help for 
more info on the FILE PAGE).


       Finally, the eighth selection displayed in the NEW FILES MENU BOX is
RETURN TO AUTOZIP. This selection discards all new file information and
returns you back to AUTOZIPS main menu.

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SOME NOTES TO REMEMBER ABOUT AUTOZIP'S RUN SELECTION
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       If for some reason your COMM. software creates a new file in the 
default download path every time it is run, AUTOZIP will interpret this 
as a new download file and go to the NEW FILES SECTION every time you invoke
a session. The only way to prevent this, is to change the default download 
path in selection setup from the FILE MENU. By doing this, it defeats the 
purpose of AUTOZIP, but AUTOZIP still contains many features that you 
can use.  Also, when you first start AUTOZIP, you can use the command line
switch "AUTOZIP a" to automatically start a session. This takes you 
straight to the run section in turn bypassing the main menu. After 
the session is done, AUTOZIP will return to the main menu as normal.

NOTE: AUTOZIP will only recognize 150 new files maximum. Also, the 
maximum number of files that is in the default dload path before 
starting a session cannot be more than 200. 


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FILE MENU - HELP
------------------

       This selection takes you to AUTOZIPS online help. Select
the topic you need information about using the UP-DOWN arrow keys 
and press ENTER. To advance from one page to the next press any key. 
To abort or exit press the ESC key.

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FILE MENU - READ
-----------------

       This selection allows you to quickly read the doc
files that accompany many shareware packages that come in zip
file format. NOTE: READ is a generic plain ASCII text reader
and is not a text editor. Tab characters or special control
characters inserted by many word processors will be
displayed. To use, make the selection "READ" from the FILE MENU.
A FILE PAGE is then displayed. Select the drive and directory
that contains the file to view, select the file, and press ENTER.
The selected file is then displayed. To end reading, press
the ESC key, or press any key to advance from one page to the
next. AUTOZIP will automatically return you to the main menu
upon reaching the end of the file.


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FILE MENU - CLEAN
-------------------

       This selection erases all files in the default AUTOZIP WORK
AREA. Please be careful when using this selection, as not to
erase any important files in the work area. You should always
use the BROWSE selection from the ZIP MENU to see what is in 
the default AUTOZIP WORK AREA before using the CLEAN selection.


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FIEL MENU - PRINT MAN
----------------------
    
    This selection prints the AUTOZIP USERS MENUAL (this file).





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FILE MENU - PRINT REG
----------------------
    
    This selection prints the AUTOZIP REGISTRATION FORM.




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FILE MENU - RESET
------------------

       This selection resets the current drive and working 
directory to the drive and directory that contains the file "AUTOZIP.EXE". 
Use this selection if you have AUTOZIP added to the DOS search path. 
If you are using a floppy disk drive such as "A:", and start AUTOZIP by 
typing AUTOZIP at the DOS prompt, AUTOZIP will try to access the
a drive every time any disk activity invoked. This makes
AUTOZIP very slow, so use "RESET" to change the current drive and working 
path to AUTOZIP'S home drive and directory, then all disk activity not 
using a floppy will be much faster.



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FILE MENU - EXIT
-----------------

       This selection terminates AUTOZIP and returns you
back to the DOS prompt. NOTE: AUTOZIP generates random
screen prompts that remind you that AUTOZIP is a shareware
product and your responsibility to register after the
evaluation period has passed. The registered version of 
AUTOZIP does not produce these screens.


    
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       AUTOZIP USRES MANUAL - THE ZIP MENU
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ZIP MENU - ZIP ALL
-------------------

NOTE: ZIP ALL is effected by  "1 Enable Advanced Options", which is     
part of "SETUP" form the FILE MENU. If advanced options is set to
"OFF" you may ignore references to DOS WILDCARDS. Please read the
section "SETUP" from FILE MENU HELP.

       
       The ZIP ALL selection makes a ZIP file with your choice of
name in the drive & directory of your choice contaning all or specific 
files from a selected directory. Also, the ZIP ALL selection allows the use 
of DOS wild cards. Selecting ZIP ALL from the ZIP MENU will display another 
menu box that asks "*.*" or "Select". Use the "*.*" selection for a quick 
ZIP of all files for a given directory. If you want to "ZIP Only 
Selected Files" for a given directory, use the "Select" option.
The "Select" option can make use of the "?" and "*" widcards. Example: Using
the "Select" option, entering "*.hlp" will make a ZIP file contaning all 
files from the selected directory with the last three leters "hlp". This 
option works just like the "DOS DIR" command. For more information on 
wildcards, refer to your DOS manual. After deciding which option to use
(that is -- "*.*" or "Select"), a red dialogue box appears asking to enter 
the name of the file to create. In this box, you may enter any name you 
feel is appropriate. NOTE: If you do not supply the file extension, .ZIP 
is automatically assumed. Example: If the name ANY is entered -- the file 
created will be ANY.ZIP. Selecting where to make the ZIP file is 
accomplished via the DIRECTORY PAGE (see basic operation in AUTOZIP 
INTRO help). After entering the name of the the ZIP file to make, you 
must select where to create the file. 
       
       Selecting the drive & directory to Zip is done via a FILE PAGE 
(see basic operation from AUTOZIP INTRO help). NOTE: "The service of this 
particular FILE PAGE is exactly the same as a DIRECTORY PAGE", meaning the 
directory displayed at the top of the FILE LIST BOX is the directory 
selected when ENTER is pressed. The only difference is the directory 
displayed at the top is not highlighted and the files for the current 
directory are displayed. The reason a FILE PAGE is used instead of the 
normal DIRECTORY PAGE, (used when selecting directories) is the ability 
to see the files before zipping is much more comfortable. Please remember 
if you selected the use of widcards, only the specified files 
will be zipped. After pressing ENTER, the screen will go blank 
for a second (this allows you to see if PKZIP makes any errors), the 
ZIP file is made, and you are returned back to AUTOZIP'S main menu.


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ZIP MENU - SINGLE
------------------

       The ZIP SINGLE selection creates a ZIP file with your choice
of name in the drive & directory of your choice which
contains one single file. The ZIP SINGLE selection basically works 
the same as the ZIP ALL selection. One diffrence is there is no 
wildcard option because only one file is zipped. Start by selecting 
ZIP SINGLE from the ZIP MENU at AUTOZIPS main menu. After doing so, a red 
dialogue box prompting you to enter the file name to create is displayed. 
NOTE: If no file extension is supplied, the ".ZIP" extension is assumed.
Type in the appropriate name and press ENTER. You are then prompted to 
select where to create the file. This is accomplished via a 
DIRECTORY PAGE (see basic operation from AUTOZIP INTRO help). After you 
have selected where to create the ZIP file, a FILE PAGE is displayed. 
At this point, you must select the drive, driectory and file to zip. 
When the correct selection is made, press ENTER. The file is then created 
and you are returned back to AUTOZIP'S main menu. NOTE: The screen
will go blank for a second so you can see if PKZIP makes any errors.


--------------------
ZIP MENU - ADD FILE
--------------------

      
      The ADD FILE selection adds one single file to an exsiting ZIP file.
To use ADD FILE, select ADD FILE from the ZIP MENU BOX and press ENTER. 
A FILE PAGE will then be displayed. Select the drive, directory and ZIP 
file to be updated. NOTE: The file selected must be an exsiting ZIP file. 
After having selected the destination ZIP file, another FILE PAGE will then 
be displayed. Select the drive, directory and file that you want to 
add to the destination ZIP file and press ENTER. The destination ZIP 
file will be updated with the selected file, and upon final selection 
you are then returned to AUTOZIP'S main menu.


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ZIP MENU - BROWSE
------------------                            

      This selection simply lets you look at files in the selected drive 
and directories. After you are done browsing, press ESC to return to 
AUTOZIP'S main menu.

	 
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    AUTOZIP USERS MANUAL - THE UNZIP MENU
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UNZIP MENU - UNZIP
-------------------
       
       
       The UNZIP selection unpacks all files contained in a given
ZIP file to the drive & directory of your choice. To use UNZIP
from AUTOZIPS main menu, press the "U" key to pop up the UNZIP MENU BOX. 
Using the the UP-DOWN arrow keys, select UNZIP and press ENTER. A 
FILE PAGE will be displayed (see basic operation from AUTOZIP INTRO help). 
Select the ZIP file to be unzipped, then a DIRECTORY PAGE will be 
displayed prompting you to select where to unzip the selected ZIP file. 
Make your selection. The file is unzipped to the selected drive & directory,
and you are then returned back to AUTOZIP'S main menu.



-----------------
UNZIP MENU - TEST
-----------------
       
       
       
       The TEST selection from the UNZIP MENU gives you a handy way to 
quickly see if you like software obtained from a BBS or any other 
telecommunication service or system. This selection automatically unzips 
a selected ZIP file to the AUTOZIP WORK AREA then shells out to DOS 
putting you in the default AUTOZIP WORK AREA directory. You will remain 
in the DOS enviroment until you type EXIT. Upon typing EXIT, you are 
prompted to comfirm if you want to delete all files in the AUTOZIP WORK
AREA. Press "Y" for yes delete all file(s) or press "N" for no do not 
delete all files in the default AUTOZIP WORK AREA. Deleting saves disk 
space. While in the shelled mode, you may run executables or anything else 
you can do in the DOS enviroment. Please keep in mind not to load a TSR 
(Terminate and Stay Resident) while shelled. Doing so will cause an error 
to occur when using the EXIT command. To use TEST from AUTOZIPS main menu, 
press the "U" key to pop up the UNZIP MENU BOX. Use the UP-DOWN arrow keys
to highlight TEST and press ENTER. A FILE PAGE will be displayed. 
Select the drive, directory and file to test and press ENTER. The file 
selected is then unzipped. You are then placed in the AUTOZIP WORK 
directory and shelled to DOS. Do whatever you wish at this point. When 
are you done, type EXIT and press ENTER.  All files in the default AUTOZIP
WORK AREA will be deleted and you are returned back AUTOZIP'S main menu.



-----------------
UNZIP MENU - VIEW
-----------------
      


       This selection allows you view the contents of a ZIP file 
without unpacking the file to disk. To use VIEW, at AUTOZIPS main menu, 
press the "U" key to pop up the UNZIP MENU BOX. Use the UP-DOWN arrow keys 
to select VIEW and press ENTER. A FILE PAGE will be displayed. Select 
the drive, directory and ZIP file to view. Press ENTER and 
the contents of the file is displayed on the screen one page at a time. 
Pressing any key advances from one page to the next until all contents 
have been displayed. Upon reaching the end, you are returned back to 
AUTOZIPS main menu. NOTE: Any ZIP file COMMENTS are also displayed.



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	 AUTOZIP USERS MANUAL - THE MOVE MENU
---------------------------------------------------------------

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MOVE MENU - COPY
-----------------

       This selection copies one single file from one drive & directory 
to another, leaving the original file unchanged. To use this selection 
at AUTOZIPS main menu, press the "M" key to pop up the MOVE MENU BOX. 
Use the UP-DOWN arrow keys to select COPY and press ENTER. A FILE PAGE 
is then displayed (see basic operation from AUTOZIP INTRO help). Select 
the drive, directory and file to copy. Then a DIRECTORY PAGE is displayed. 
This selects the destination drive & directory of where the previously 
selected file will be copied. Make your choice from the avaliable 
drives & directories, then press ENTER. The file will be copied and 
you will be returned back to AUTOZIP'S main menu.



---------------------
MOVE MENU - COPY ALL
---------------------


NOTE: COPY ALL is effected by  "1 Enable Advanced Options", which is     
part of "SETUP" form the FILE MENU. If advanced options is set to
"OFF", you may ignore references to DOS WILDCARDS. Please read the
section "SETUP" from FILE MENU HELP.

      
      This selection allows you copy all files in a given drive and 
directory to another. You may also use DOS wildcards such as the "?" or 
"*". To use the selection COPY ALL at AUTOZIPS main menu, press the "M" 
key to pop up the MOVE MENU BOX. Use the UP-DOWN arrow keys to select 
COPY ALL and press ENTER. Another menu box will be displayed which 
contains the options "*.*" or "Select". Use the "*.*" option 
to copy all files for a given drive & directory or use the "Select" option 
to copy only specific files. When using the "Select" option, a red dialogue 
box appears prompting you for the wildcard to use. Example: Entering 
"*.EXE" will copy all files with the three letter extension 
".EXE". All other files will not be copied. At this piont, a DIRECTORY PAGE 
is displayed (see basic operation from AUTOZIP INTRO help). This is the 
drive & directory from which files will be copied from (or the source 
drive & directory). Make your selection and a second DIRECTORY PAGE will 
be displayed (this is the destination drive & driectory) asking where the 
files should be copied to. Again, make your selection. After this point, 
all specified files will be copied. 

NOTE: If the destination drive becomes full or does not have enough 
room for the particular file next-in-line to be copied, an 
out-of-space dialogue box is displayed giving you information on 
the file size, the remaining destination disk space, how many files 
were copied, and a total number of bytes copied. The rest of the transfer 
is then aborted. After the above you are then prompted to press any key 
to return to AUTOZIPS main menu.


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MOVE MENU - MOVE
-----------------

     This selection copies one single selected file from one drive & 
directory to another. Upon successful transfer, the original file  
is deleted. This selection works the same as COPY. MOVE will never delete 
a source file if any kind of error occured. If an error occured, a 
dialogue box is displayed giving information on what kind of error occured. 
If the error was an out-of-disk-space error, AUTOZIP displays information 
about avaliable disk space and file size.


---------------------
MOVE MENU - MOVE ALL
---------------------

NOTE: MOVE ALL is effected by  "1 Enable Advanced Options", which is     
part of "SETUP" form the FILE MENU. If advanced options is set to
"OFF", you may ignore references to DOS WILDCARDS. Please read the
section "SETUP" from FILE MENU HELP.


     MOVE All operates the same as COPY ALL except the source file will be 
deleted after being successfuly copied to the destination drive & directory.
Please read the instructions for COPY ALL. Again, the use of DOS wildcards 
can be used. MOVE will only delete the source file if the copy is 
successful. Upon running out of destination disk space, an out-of-disk-space
dialogue box is displayed giving you information about file size, 
space left, the total number of files moved, and the total number of 
byets moved. You are then prompted to press any key to abort the file 
transfer and will be returned back to AUTOZIPS main menu.

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MOVE MENU - DELETE
-------------------

      This selection deletes one single selected file from a selected 
disk drive & directory. This is done via a FILE PAGE (see basic operation 
from intro help). Upon selection of the specified drive, directory, and file.
A red dialogue box appears asking to confirm if you want to delete the 
selected file. This dialogue box also displays the full DOS drive, path, 
and file name to be deleted. If you have selected the wrong file press the 
"N" key for no do not delete the selected file, or press the "Y" key for
yes, proceed with deleting the selected file. You are then returned back 
to AUTOZIP'S main menu. If you accidently delete an incorrect file, and 
you have MS-DOS 5.0 or higher, immediately abort all operations. DO NOT SAVE
ANYTHING TO DISK. Exit AUTOZIP and use the "UNDELETE" command to recover 
the deleted file. This may or may not work.



-----------------------
MOVE MENU - DELETE ALL
-----------------------


NOTE: DELETE ALL is affected by  "1 Enable Advanced Options", which is     
part of "SETUP" form the FILE MENU. Please read the section "SETUP" from 
FILE MENU HELP. DELETE ALL cannot be used until "1 Enable Advanced Options"
is set to "ON". Please use caution when deleting mutiple files.

       
       This selection deletes all files for a given drive & driectory. 
DOS wildcards are also avaliable for this selection. To use DELETE ALL, 
from AUTOZIPS main menu, press the "M" key to pop up the MOVE MENU BOX. 
Use the UP-DOWN arrow keys to select DELETE ALL and press ENTER. A
wildcard menu box will be displayed which contins the selections "*.*" 
or "Select". Use the "*.*" selection to delete all files, or
use the "Select" option to delete specific files. If the option 
"Select" is used, enter the wildcard to use. Example: Entering "*.EXE" will 
delete all files with the three letter extension ".EXE". At this point, 
a DIRECTORY PAGE is displayed (see basic operation from AUTOZIP INTRO help).
Use the DIRECTORY PAGE to select the drive & directory to delete 
all or specified files from. The drive, directory, and type of files 
to be deleted is displayed. You are then prompted to comfirm if the 
selected files to delete is correct. Press the "Y" key for yes, 
press the "N" key for no abort the deletion. If you are unsure if the drive 
& directory contains the files to delete, abort the deletion, and use the 
BROWSE selection from the ZIP MENU to check the drive & directory. Upon 
sucessful deletion AUTOZIP returns you to the main menu.


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MOVE MENU - RENAME
-------------------
      
      
      The selection RENAME allows you to rename one selected file. 
To use this selection from AUTOZIPS main menu, press the "M" key to pop 
up the MOVE MENU BOX. Use the UP-DOWN arrow keys to select RENAME. 
Press ENTER, and a FILE PAGE is displayed (see basic operation from 
AUTOZIP INTRO help). Select the drive, directory and file to rename. You
are then prompted to enter the new name for the selected file. Type in 
the appropriate name press ENTER. You are then returned to AUTOZIP'S 
main menu. If there is an error in renaming the file, an error message 
is displayed that says "Can't Rename". Possible causes for this
error is,  A: The name you have chosen to rename the selected file 
already exsits in the same directory. Solution: Choose a different name.
B: The file you are attempting to rename has a file attribute of 
read-only. Solution: Use DOSSHELL to change the file ATTRIB.
C: The file you are attempting to rename is corrupt. Solution: None.


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MOVE MENU - MAKE DIR
---------------------

      This selection makes a directory of the name given by the user
in the selected drive & directory. Among other things, this is handy when 
the need to unzip a file to it's own directory arises. Selecting where to
create the new directory is accomplished via a DIRECTORY PAGE. The first 
thing displayed is a dialogue box prompting the user for the name of the 
directory to create before the DIRECTORY PAGE is actually used.


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     AUTOZIP USRES MANUAL - REGISTRATION INFORMATION
------------------------------------------------------------
			     
       Registered users will receive a diskett containing the latest
registered version of the AUTOZIP SYSTEM, full phone support for 1 year 
and a notice of any updates. The fee for registration is $22.00 US funds. 
Foreign orders must supply  $22.00 US funds + $5.00 for shipping and
handling. You may contact the author by phone or mail at the following 
address:  
	       
		Brian  Bratcher
		(317) 351-0467
	       4535 Brookville RD.
	       INDPLS, IN, 46201
     
       Unregisterd users may call for installation support at
(317-351-0467). Please, day time calls only.
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FILE LIST of the AUTOZIP SHAREWARE PACKAGE
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       AUTO1.HLP
       AUTO2.HLP
       AUTO3.HLP
       AUTO4.HLP
       AUTO5.HLP
       AUTO6.HLP
       AUTOZIP.EXE
       PRINTEM.EXE
       AUTOUSER.MAN
       AUTOREG.FRM
       VENDOR.DOC
       README.1ST
       INSTALL.EXE






_____________________________________________________________________
      
      A special thanks to Ralf Brown for providing SPAWNO.
SPAWNO is a special library used by programers. AUTOZIP uses
SPAWNO 4.1 when swapping to disk or memory. If you are a programer
find SPAWNO41.ZIP and use it. SPAWNO works great!
