
8.0   - Fixed minor file mask menu glitch.

      - Added capability to place full path name of a target file on
        the AM command line.

      - Added command (Ctrl+F6) to set the date/time stamp for a
        group of tagged files.

      - Added capability to tag files in any drive:\directory in the
        system.

      - Added capability to view/browse and manipulate a list of all
        files from a single drive.

      - Support for ARCA is dropped.  There's just no need to ever
        ARC a file. UnARC support via Berg's ARCE is retained though.


      The scope of the new capabilities is such that a brief explanation
      is presented here so that experienced users will not have to delve
      through the DOC file.

      Tagging operations are pretty much the same as before except that
      now a global tag list is maintained so that you can move to any
      directory in your system, tag specific files, and then operate
      upon them.  Each time you move into a directory that contains
      marked files, the tags will be restored in the local window's
      list.  You can view the list at any time by pressing Alt+T and
      you can even "prune" the list by deleting items with the Del key.
      Each global tag list line shows the full DOS path name of the
      tagged file.

      CAUTION:   The AM global tag list stores full DOS path names to
      each tagged file.  The following example shows how you can be
      "tricked" by PKZIP.  Two files are tagged.  They have the same
      name but reside in different directories, as in:

            C:\MYUTIL\WORDPROC.DAT
            D:\WORD\PROJECT\NEW\WORDPROC.DAT

      If the PKZIP command option "Store Paths" switch ("-P") is NOT
      set, PKZIP will NOT add the second file to a ZIP archive because
      it will ignore path names and refuse to add duplicate file names.
      So, if you intend to tag files of the same name from different
      directories, be SURE that the ZIP "Store Paths" option is ON.

      You can control the global tag list via use of the following
      commands:

           Ctrl+T    -    Tag all files in the current window.
           Ctrl+U    -    Untag all tagged files in the current window.
           Alt+U     -    Untag ALL files & clear the global tag list.
           Alt+T     -    View the global tag list.


      AM now gives you the capability to build a single list of files
      from all directories on one drive.  This list can typically
      contain from 1 to 8000+ file names.  It will be sorted in the same
      order as the window active when the command Alt+T is given and it
      will use the same file name filtering (file mask).  Any tagged
      files will be marked and you can add or remove tags while browsing
      the list.  Use the powerful AM file name search capability to look
      for a file.  The host directory of the file currently highlighted
      by the cursor appears in the upper left hand window frame.  Total
      files, total files tagged, and total bytes tagged are also
      dynamically updated and displayed.  You can even view (LIST)
      normal files and the contents of archive (ZIP, etc.) while in the
      global list.

      Be advised that AM must build the list from scratch each time it
      accessed and it can take some time depending upon how many files
      are on the target drive and whether or not you are using the
      New-Ware directlory log strategy by specifying a Log Directory in
      the AM configuration.

