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~uDirections~n:__Highlight and start the desired lesson.

~uLessons:~n_____Finding Files_$n$ _
	     ...(You'll open and close folders to get at the files within.)

             Renaming Files and Discs_$n$ _
             ...(You'll use the ~i_Rename_~n key and 'rename~_disc' program.)

             Moving Files Into Folders_$n$ _
             ...(You'll create a new folder and put a file in that folder.)

             Copying Files Across Discs_$n$ _
             ...(You'll use the ~i__Copy__~n key.)

             Deleting Files and Folders_$n$ _
             ...(You'll use the ~i_Delete_~n key.)

	     - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $h$
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t:$d8$
~uHello~n!__________________You've just pressed ~i__Help__~n while looking
			at the list of lessons for this chapter.

~uDo You Need It~n?_________You need this chapter if you want to:

			- Learn how to use file ~ufolders~n.
			- Rename, delete, and copy files.

~uTo Select a Lesson~n:_____1.  Press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]).
			2.  Use the arrow keys or the mouse to ~i_highlight_~n
			    and start the desired lesson.

~uTo Do Something Else~n:___1.  Press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]).
			2.  Press ~iChapters~n (key [f4]) to pick another
			    chapter.
		
th:$f1$ (Press ~iContinue~n to return to the list of lessons.) $h$
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~uPlease wait~n:____________For the list of main chapters... 

~uYou've Just Left~n:_______Chapter 6, "$h4$ ."

~uNext on the List~n:_______Chapter 7, "Managing Several Programs at Once,"
			teaches how to control the windows on your
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~uThanks for Your Time~n!___To exit the tutor, press ~iYes,Quit~n (key [f8]).

~uTo Restart the Tutor~n:___1.  Highlight the name 'Tutor' in the PAM window.

			2.  Press ~i_Start__~n (key [f1]).

~uAfter Restarting~n:_______You can easily return to where you left off: 

			1.  When the tutor asks--"Is this your first
			    time?"--press [N] for "no."

			2.  When you see the list of chapters, highlight
			    and start $h2$ $h4$ ."

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			    "$h6$

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~uAfter This Lesson~n:______You'll know how to ~udelete~n (get rid of)
			unnecessary files when you're through with them.

			In particular, you'll delete one file from
			the utilities disc ('copy.me') and one
			file from the tutor disc ('delete.me').

~uPrerequisites~n:__________- You should have completed the previous
			  lesson in this Chapter, "Copying Files Across
			  Discs."

		 	- You should know ~unot~n to delete a file
			  until you're sure you'll never need it again.

			  (Once it's gone, it's gone!)

			- You should know how to use PAM keys ~i__Open__~n,
			  ~i__Copy__~n, and ~i_Rename_~n.

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t:$h1$ Tutor Help -- Lesson "$h6$
t:$d8$
~uHello~n!__________________The lessons in Chapter 6,
			"$h4$ ," teach how to:

			- Use the following PAM keys:

			  ~i__Open__~n, ~i_Close__~n, ~iRename_~n, ~i__Move__~n,

			  ~i__Echo__~n, ~i__Copy__~n, and ~iDelete_~n.

			- Use the 'rename~_disc' program on the utilities
			  disc.

			- Use the PAM 'makefolder' command.

~uTo Do Something Else~n:___1.  Press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]).
			2.  Press ~iChapters~n (key [f4]) to pick another
			    chapter.
		
th:$f1$ (Press ~iContinue~n to return to page #p .) $h$
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~uRead Before Doing~n:______To delete the 'copy.me' file from the
			utilities disc:

			1.  Ensure that PAM shows '/util' as the
			    ~uOpen Folder~n and 'copy.me' in the list of
			    ~uData Files~n (from the last lesson).

			2.  Highlight the name 'copy.me'.

			3.  Press ~i_Delete_~n (PAM key [f7]).  PAM
			    will "type" the 'delete' command for you:

			        delete copy.me

			4.  Press [Return] to put PAM to work.

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after deleting the unneeded file.)_
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
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t:$h1$ Tutor Help -- Lesson "$h6$
t:$d8$
~uHello~n:__________________Welcome to the help for page #p .

			You're reading chapter 6:
			"$h4$ ."

			The point is for you to learn file 
			manipulations.  You should learn how to:

			- Open and close folders to access the files
			  on your discs.
			- Give new names to your file and folders.
			- Create new folders.
			- Move files to new folders and new discs.

~uTo Select a Different~n___1.  Press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]).
~uLesson~n:_________________2.  Press ~iLessons_~n (key [f3]) on page #p .
			3.  Highlight and start the desired lesson.

th:$f1$  (Press ~iContinue~n to return to page #p .) $h$
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t:$h1$ Tutor Help -- Lesson "$h6$
t:$d8$
~uHello~n:__________________You've been reading the last page--page $f7$ --of
			this lesson.

			At this point, you can:

			- Go on to the ~unext~n lesson:
			  1.  Press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]). 
			  2.  Press ~iLessons_~n (key [f3]) to return
			      to the list of lessons.

			- Review the material in ~uthis~n lesson:
			  1.  Press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]).
			  2.  Press ~iPrevPage~n (key [f2]) to review
			      previous pages.

			- Quit the tutor altogether:
			      Press ~i__Quit__~n (key [f8]) ~utwice~n.

th:$f1$ (Press ~iContinue~n to return to page $f7$ .) $h$
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~uThat Was Easy~n!__________You highlighted a file name and used the PAM
			~i_Delete_~n key to delete that file.

			In fact, it's almost ~utoo~n easy...  Make sure that
			you've specified the right file ~ubefore~n pressing
			[Return].

			After you delete a file, PAM updates the PAM
			window to show that the file is gone.

			Note that you could have ~utyped~n the whole
			command instead.  The PAM keys are offered
			simply as typing aids for easy command entries.

~uA Second Exercise~n:______There is a file named 'delete.me' on the
			tutor disc.  You're going to delete it ~uafter~n
			making an extra copy of it first.

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~uRead Before Doing~n:______To get ready to delete the 'delete.me' file:

			1.  Eject the utilities disc and insert the
			    tutor disc (not yet).

			2.  Select the PAM window.

			3.  Open the 'Practice' folder.

			4.  ~uMake a copy of the file~n:  Highlight
			    the name 'delete.me', press ~i__Copy__~n
			    (PAM key [f5]), and specify the new file
			    name--use 'save.me'

			Remember all that?  Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after you've copied the file.)_____
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
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~uNow Delete It~n:__________To delete the 'delete.me' file:

			1.  Ensure that the name 'delete.me' is
			    highlighted.

			2.  Press ~i_Delete_~n (PAM key [f7]).  PAM will
			    respond:

				delete delete.me

			4.  When satisfied that you've got the right one,
			    press [Return].

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after deleting the file.)__________
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
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~uGood Work~n:______________You've deleted a second file.  What remains
			is to rename the 'save.me' file back to
			'delete.me'.

~uYou Figure It Out~n:______Use the PAM ~i_Rename_~n key to rename 'save.me'
			to its original name.  To complete the rename
			operation, you'll enter this in the PAM command
			line:

			    to delete.me

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after renaming the file.)__________
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
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~uFolders, Too~n:___________You can delete ~ufolders~n, providing that they
			are ~uempty folders~n.

~uA Final Exercise~n:_______In the lesson "Moving Files Into Folders,"
			you created a 'HoldMe' folder.  Now ~udelete~n it:

			1.  Ensure that 'HoldMe' is empty.  Use ~i__Open__~n
			    (PAM key [f1]) to check.

			2.  Use ~i__Close__~n (PAM key [f8]) to make
			    '/MyBook/Practice' the ~uOpen Folder~n.

			3.  Delete the 'HoldMe' folder using the same
			    steps you used before to delete a ~ufile~n.

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after deleting the folder.)________
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
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~uDone~n:___________________That's it for this lesson and Chapter.

~uSummary~n:________________To delete a file or an empty folder:

			1.  Highlight the name in the PAM window.

			2.  Press ~i_Delete_~n (PAM key [f7]).

			3.  After you've checked the 'delete' command
			    in the PAM command line, press [Return].

~uCongratulations~n!________You've just finished the longest Chapter in
			the whole tutor.

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iChapters~n after you've basked in pride...)___
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
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c:h6$="Finding Files"!!q$
c:h8$=h1$!!h2$!!h4$!!h5$!!h3$!!h6$
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~uAfter This Lesson~n:______You'll know how to open and close ~ufile folders~n
			to find all the files on a given disc.

~uPrerequisite~n:___________You should know how to switch easily between
			this tutor window and the PAM window.

			You may wish to try switching the tutor and PAM
			windows a couple times ~uright now~n, just to get
			the motions "under your fingers." 

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~uGet Rid of Baggage~n:_____Throughout this whole Chapter, you'll be using
			~uonly~n the tutor and PAM windows.  If you have
			other windows on your display, you should
			~ueliminate~n them.

~uRead Before Doing~n:______To eliminate a window:

			1.  Make the undesired window ~uactive~n.  That is,
			    select the window so that it's ~uin front~n
			    (not yet).

			2.  Press ~i__Exit__~n or ~i__Quit__~n (key [f8],
			    if the window has one).  If that doesn't
			    work, press the [Stop] key.

			Extra windows?   Go to work!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after getting rid of any extra windows.)
:____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
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~uOK--So What's A~n_________A ~ufolder~n is a place on a disc where you can
~uFolder~n?_________________store files.

			Folders exist to help you organize your
			information.

			+-------------+--------------------------------+
~uExamples of Folders~n:    | Name        | Purpose                        |
			+-------------+--------------------------------+
			| Account$85  | For storing all account sheets |
			|             | for fiscal year '85.           |
			|             |                                |
			| MyReport    | For all sections of a report.  |
			|             |                                |
			| Charts.7.30 | For all charts that you've     |
			|             | created for a meeting.         |
			+-------------+--------------------------------+

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~uRight Now~n:______________You're going to learn how to ~uopen~n a folder
			to get at the files within.

			You've noticed that the PAM window shows the
			names of files on your disc.  It also shows the
			names of ~ufolders~n on your disc.

			Try this:

			    Select the PAM window and take a close look
			    at the names listed by PAM.

			Do it!
			   
		   	You should be able to see a list of folders,
			like this:

			~uFolders~n:____Chapters    Practice    Support

th:$f8$
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~uReady To Open~n___________You're going to use the 'Practice' folder
~uOne of Them~n?____________throughout this chapter.

			To open the 'Practice' folder:

			1.  Select the PAM window (not yet).

			2.  Highlight the name 'Practice' in the list
			    of ~uFolders~n.

			    Note that PAM key [f1] changes to an
			    ~i__Open__~n key.

			3.  Press ~i__Open__~n (key [f1]).

			4.  Select this tutor window again and read on.

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after opening the 'Practice' folder.)
:_____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*B2D
c:j1$="B2D"
c:j0$="B2C"
c:j2$="B2E"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uIf You Made the~n_________You should be able to see something like this
~uOpening~n:________________in the PAM window (please check):

			~uOpen Folder~n:  /MyBook/Practice

  			  ~uData Files~n:~i copy.me ~n delete.me  move.me  rename.me

  			  ~uFolders~n:____OpenMe

~uSo What's It Mean~n?______PAM is showing you the names of files in the
		   	'Practice' folder.  You can guess what you'll be
			doing later to files 'copy.me', 'delete.me', etc.

			The heading ~uOpen Folder~n: means that 'Practice'
			is the folder you're currently accessing.  As
			you "move around" on the tutor disc, you'll be
			changing from one open folder to another.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*B2E
c:j1$="B2E"
c:j0$="B2D"
c:j2$="B2F"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uYet Another Folder~n:_____Currently, 'Practice' is the open folder.  But
			what's this other folder listed in the PAM window?
			(Take another look!)

			~uFolders~n:____OpenMe

			The answer is that 'OpenMe' is a folder ~uwithin~n
			a folder.

			You see, a folder (like 'Practice') can contain
			~uother~n folders (like 'OpenMe'), which can contain
			other folders, which can contain other folders,
			and so on.

~uDiscs, Too~n:_____________The "drawer" for all these folders is the disc
			itself.  For example, 'MyBook' (the tutor disc)
			holds ~uall~n the files and folders on the disc.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*B2F
c:j1$="B2F"
c:j0$="B2E"
c:j2$="B2G"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uFinding Your Way~n:_______Currently, 'Practice' is the open folder.  But
			you can go one level deeper:

			             MyBook  <-- This is the name of
			               |         of your tutor disc.
			               |
				       v
				    Practice <-- PAM shows this as the
			               |         open folder.
			               |
				       v
				     OpenMe  <-- This folder is held
					         within another folder. 

~uLet's Get to the~n________When you finally open the 'OpenMe' folder
~uBottom of This~n:_________(not yet), PAM will let you know by showing:

			~uOpen Folder~n:__/MyBook/Practice/OpenMe

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*B2G
c:j1$="B2G"
c:j0$="B2F"
c:j2$="B2GA"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uAre You Still~n___________Following are instructions for opening a folder
~uTuned In~n?_______________on the tutor disc.  If you're not sure what's
			going on:

			- Press ~iPrevPage~n (key [f2]) a couple
			  times and review the lesson.

			    --OR--

			- Refer to the corresponding chapter in 
			  ~uUsing Your Integral PC~n.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*B2GA
c:j1$="B2GA"
c:j0$="B2G"
c:j2$="B2H"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uRead Before Doing~n:______To open the 'OpenMe' folder:

			1.  Select the PAM window (not yet).

			2.  Highlight the folder name 'OpenMe'.

			    Note that PAM key [f1] changes to ~i__Open__~n.

			3.  Press ~i__Open__~n (key [f1]).

			4.  Select this tutor window again.  Do it!

			After doing step 3, you should see:

			~uOpen Folder~n:  /MyBook/Practice/OpenMe

			  ~uData Files~n:~i_at.yourdisposl_~n

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after opening the 'OpenMe' folder.)
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*B2H
c:j1$="B2H"
c:j0$="B2GA"
c:j2$="B2I"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uDo You See a Pattern~n?__Each time you open a folder, PAM updates the
			PAM window to show:
			
			- The folder's location on the disc, as in:

			  ~uOpen Folder~n:__/MyBook/Practice/OpenMe --AND--
			
			- An alphabetized list of what's in the newly
			  opened folder.

			~uNote~n:  PAM puts names starting with ~uuppercase~n
			letters (like 'SKELETOR') ahead of names with
			~ulowercase~n letters (like 'he-man').

~uHere's a Quick One~n:_____What's the opposite of ~uopening a folder~n?

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n to see if you're right.)
:____________$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*B2I
c:j1$="B2I"
c:j0$="B2H"
c:j2$="B2J"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uRight~n!__________________The opposite of opening a folder is ~uclosing~n
			~ua folder~n.

~uPrerequisites~n:__________Before going farther, you should know:

			- What is a ~ufolder~n?  (Answer:  It's a place to
			  store files.)

			- How do you open a folder when you see its name
			  in the PAM window?  (Answer:  Highlight the
			  folder name and press ~i__Open__~n.)

~uClose It~n:_______________When you ~uclose~n a folder, PAM updates the PAM
			window to show you what's in the outer folder.

			   The reason for closing a folder is to find a
			   file somewhere else on your disc.  The PAM
			   ~i_Close__~n key ([f8]) does this job.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*B2J
c:j1$="B2J"
c:j0$="B2I"
c:j2$="B2K"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uRead Before Doing~n:______To close the 'OpenMe' folder:

			1.  Select the PAM window (not yet).

			2.  Press ~i_Close__~n (PAM key [f8]).

			3.  Select this tutor window again.  Do it!

			After doing step 2, you should see:

			~uOpen Folder~n:  /MyBook/Practice

~uWhat's Happened~n?________By closing one folder, you open the outer
			folder--in this case, the 'Practice' folder.

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after closing the 'OpenMe' folder.)
:_____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*B2K
c:j1$="B2K"
c:j0$="B2J"
c:j2$="B2L"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uDo It Again~n:____________Try the ~i_Close__~n key twice more:

			1.  Press ~i_Close__~n once (go ahead).  You'll see:

			~uOpen Folder~n:  /MyBook

			'MyBook' is the name of the tutor disc.  It
			contains all the files and folders on the disc.

			2.  Press ~i_Close__~n again (go ahead).  You'll see:

			~uOpen Folder~n:  /

~uYou've Done It~n!_________When you see the slash ('/'), you know you've
			gotten to the very foundation of the entire
			~ufile system~n.  (How's that for jargon?)

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n to learn more about the slash--'/'.)
:____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*B2L
c:j1$="B2L"
c:j0$="B2K"
c:j2$="B3"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uWhat's the Slash Mean?~n__The slash ('/') at the beginning of an open
			folder name (as in '/' and '/MyBook') means the
			~uelectronic disc~n, which stores information about:
			
			- The disc in the built-in disc drive.
			
			- Discs in ~uexternal~n disc drives (if any).
			
			- ~uSystem folders~n--such as 'dev', 'rom', and
			  'tmp'--that you don't need to worry about.

~uAdvanced Information~n:___Eventually, you'll learn how to type slashes
			in ~upath names~n (more jargon) to pinpoint files.

			For example, no matter ~uhow~n many disc drives
			you're using (up to eight), you can pinpoint the 
			~uone~n file in the system whose complete path name
			is:  '/MyBook/Tutor'.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*B3
c:j1$="B3"
c:j2$="B4"
c:j0$="B2L"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uShort Cuts~n:_____________There's a quick way to close all the folders
			on a disc--just "pop the disc"  (not yet).

			Similarly, there's a quick way to open the outer
			folder on a new disc--just insert the disc in the
			disc drive.  PAM will notice and "open" the new
			disc.

			************************************************
				            CAUTION
			   Remember not to press the disc drive button
			   when the red busy light is turned on.  If you
			   do, the information on the disc may be
			   corrupted.
			************************************************

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n to try both short cuts.)___________
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*B4
c:j1$="B4"
c:j2$="B7"
c:j0$="B3"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uWant To Try~n?____________To see how PAM responds when you eject or
			insert a disc:

			1.  Select the PAM window (not yet).

			2.  Press the disc drive button to eject the
			    tutor disc.  PAM will notice the change
			    and update the PAM window.

			3.  Reinsert the tutor disc so that it clicks
			    in place.  After accepting the disc, PAM
			    will show:

			    ~uOpen Folder~n:__/MyBook

			4.  Select this tutor window again and read on.

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after ejecting and re-inserting the disc.)
:__$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*B7
c:j1$="B7"
c:j2$="B10"
c:j0$="B4"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uLike Magic~n:_____________PAM updates the PAM window when you insert
			a new disc.  In the case of the tutor disc,
			the open folder becomes '/MyBook' because 
			'MyBook' is the disc name.

~uPlease Note~n:____________PAM won't change anything unless the PAM window
			is ~uin front~n.  If you eject or insert a disc when
			the tutor window is active, you'll only see the
			change when the PAM window again comes to the front.


~uTry It~n!_________________1.  Eject and re-insert this disc (go ahead).

			2.  After the red busy light goes out, select the
			    PAM window.  Note that PAM updates the PAM
			    window only when you make the PAM window
			    ~uactive~n.

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after watching PAM update the window.)
:___$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*B10
c:j1$="B10"
c:j2$="B11"
c:j0$="B7"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uTime To Explore~n:________This next exercise has two purposes:

			- To show you firsthand what's in all the file
			  folders on this disc. 

			- To have you practice opening and closing file
			  folders on your own.

			Knowing how to "browse" through the file folders
			on this disc will help you use computer software
			efficiently. 

~uIf You Get in Trouble~n:__No problem.  Press the disc drive button to
			eject this disc and then reinsert it.  PAM will
			update the window so that 'MyBook' is the open
			folder.

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n for final instructions...)_________
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*B11
c:j1$="B11"
c:j2$="B12"
c:j0$="B10"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uWithout Further Ado~n:____To explore the tutor disc:

			1.  Select the PAM window.

			2.  Highlight the name of a folder in the list
			    of ~uFolders~n.

			3.  Press ~i__Open__~n (key [f1]).  PAM will open
			    that folder and show you what's inside.

			4.  When done examining a folder, press ~i_Close__~n
			    (key [f8]).

			5.  Continue until you've examined them all.

			6.  Select this tutor window again and read on.

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after you've explored the disc.)
:___$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*B12
c:j1$="B12"
c:j2$=""
c:j0$="B11"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uYou're Done~n:____________This lesson has shown how to open and close
			folders so that you can find files anywhere on
			a disc.

~uSummary~n:________________- A ~ufolder~n is useful for organizing information.

			- The PAM window shows you the currently opened
			  folder and the files contained in that folder.

			- To open a folder, highlight the folder name and
			  press ~i__Open__~n.

			- To close a folder, press ~i_Close__~n.

~uNext~n:___________________The next lesson, "Renaming Files and Discs,"
			shows how to use the PAM ~i_Rename_~n key and
			the 'rename~_disc' program.

th:$g6$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyZ
*D
c:f7$="10"
*D1
c:j0$=""
c:j1$="D1"
c:j2$="D2"
c:h5$=q$!!"     "
c:h6$="Renaming Files and Discs"!!q$
c:h8$=h1$!!h2$!!h4$!!h5$!!h3$!!h6$
c:p=1
c:f9$=f4$!!f7$!!f5$
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uAfter This Lesson~n:______You'll know how to use:

			- The PAM ~i_Rename_~n key to change the name
			  of files.

			- The 'rename~_disc' program to change the name
			  of discs.

~uInterested~n?_____________Why would you want to rename a file or disc?
			
			Example 1:  You might have a memo named
			'first.draft'.  After working on it for a week,
			you might want to rename the file to 'second.draft'.

			Example 2:  You might have a disc named just
			'disc' from a format operation.  Now you want to
			give the disc a more descriptive name.

t:$f8$
q:
j:keyA
*D2
c:j0$="D1"
c:j1$="D2"
c:j2$="D3"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uTutor--PAM--Tutor~n:______As in previous lessons, you'll be switching
			between this tutor window and the PAM window.

			The PAM window is where all the action is.
			You'll be pressing PAM keys and typing
			information in the PAM ~ucommand line~n.

			This tutor window tells you how to use the PAM
			window.   Refer to the tutor window as often as
			you wish.
			
			When you execute some steps, you'll probably
			want to switch between the two windows several
			times.


t:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*D3
c:j0$="D2"
c:j1$="D3"
c:j2$="D4"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uRight Now~n:______________You should see the following in the PAM
			window (please check right now):

			~uOpen Folder~n:  /MyBook
	
			If you don't see 'MyBook' as the ~uOpen Folder~n,
			EITHER:

			1.  Highlight the name 'MyBook' in the list
			    of ~uFolders~n.
			
			2.  Press ~i__Open__~n (PAM key [f1]) to open the
			    'MyBook' folder.

		   	OR ELSE:

			1.  Press ~i__Close__~n (PAM key [f8]) one or more
			    times until folder 'MyBook' is left open.

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after making 'MyBook' the ~uOpen Folder~n.)
:___$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*D4
c:j0$="D3"
c:j1$="D4"
c:j2$="D5"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uSteps to Rename a File~n:_1.  In the PAM window, use the arrow keys or
			    the mouse to highlight the folder name
			    'Practice' (not yet).

			2.  Press ~i__Open__~n (PAM key [f1]).  PAM will
			    update the PAM window to show:

			    ~uOpen Folder~n:  /MyBook/Practice

			3.  Use the arrow keys or the mouse to highlight
			    the name 'rename.me' in the list of
			    ~uData Files~n.
			    
			    (The period is included in this clever
			    file name to make the name easier to read.)

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (After highlighting, select the tutor and press ~iNextPage~n.)
:__$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*D5
c:j1$="D5"
c:j0$="D4"
c:j2$="D6"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uRenaming Steps~n (cont.)__4.  Press ~i_Rename_~n (PAM key [f6]).  (Read
			    steps 4 through 6 first.)  PAM will respond:

			    Now complete the 'rename' with 'to ~ufile_name~n'.
			    to

			5.  In the PAM window, type the new file name
			    as shown (use [Back_space] for mistakes):

				new.name

			    The complete command will read: 'to new.name'.
				
			6.  When satisfied with your typing, press
			    [Return].  PAM will rename your file and
			    afterwards report:  Done with 'rename'.

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (When done renaming, select the tutor and press ~iNextPage~n.)
:__$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*D6
c:j1$="D6"
c:j0$="D5"
c:j2$="D7"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uYou Do Good Work~n!_______Now rename this same file back to what it was
			so that others can use this lesson:

			1.  Ensure that the file name 'new.name' is
			    highlighted in the PAM window.

			2.  Press ~i_Rename_~n (PAM key [f6]).  PAM will
			    respond:

			    Now complete the rename with 'to ~ufile_name~n'.
			    to

			3.  Type the original name--you should see:

			       to rename.me

			4.  Press [Return].  Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (When done renaming, select the tutor and press ~iNextPage~n.)
:__$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*D7
c:j1$="D7"
c:j0$="D6"
c:j2$="D8"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uEnjoy Your Success~n:_____You've renamed a file ~utwice~n.  Each time,
			you've:

			1.  Highlighted the file name you've wanted to
			    change.

			2.  Pressed ~i_Rename_~n (PAM key [f6]).

			3.  Specified the new file name, as in:

			       to happy.file

			4.  Pressed [Return] to complete the operation.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*D8
c:j1$="D8"
c:j0$="D7"
c:j2$="D9"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uBy the Way~n:_____________If you ever want to ~ucancel~n the operation
			after you've already pressed ~i_Rename_~n:

			    Simply backspace over the word 'to' in the
			    PAM command line.  

~uPrograms and Folders~n,___To rename a ~uprogram~n or a ~ufolder~n, follow
~uToo~n:____________________the same procedure:

			1.  Highlight the program or folder name.

			2.  Press ~i_Rename_~n.

			3.  Type the new name in the PAM command
			    line, followed by a [Return].

~uWhew~n!_______________You've finished the part about renaming files!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n to learn about renaming ~udiscs~n.)____
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*D9
c:j1$="D9"
c:j0$="D8"
c:j2$="D15"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uNow for Discs~n:__________To rename an entire disc, use the 'rename~_disc'
			program (just glance at these instructions for now):

			1.  Insert the utilities disc, then highlight and
			    start the 'rename~_disc' program.

			    The 'rename~_disc' window will appear, with
			    a key labeled ~i_Change_Name_~n (key [f3]).

			2.  Press ~i_Change_Name_~n and type the desired
			    name of the disc.  Press [Return] when done.

			3.  Insert the disc, and press ~i_Start_Rename_~n
			    (key [f1]).

			4.  When the program completes the rename 
			    operation, press ~i__Exit___~n (key [f8])
			    to eliminate the 'rename~_disc' window.

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n to read the last page of this lesson.)
:____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*D15
c:j0$="D9"
c:j1$="D15"
c:j2$=""
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uSummary~n:________________In this lesson, you've learned how to:

			- Use the PAM ~i_Rename_~n key to rename files
			  and folders.

			- Use the 'rename~_disc' program to rename entire
			  discs.

			Refer also to Chapters 6 and 11 of ~uUsing Your~n
			~uIntegral PC~n for more information.

~uNext~n:___________________The next lesson, "Moving Files Into Folders,"
			shows how to:

			- Create new folders to hold your files.

			- Move a file from one folder to another.

th:$g6$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyZ
*E
c:f7$="14"
*E1
c:j0$=""
c:j1$="E1"
c:j2$="E2"
c:h5$=q$!!"    "
c:h6$="Moving Files Into Folders"!!q$
c:h8$=h1$!!h2$!!h4$!!h5$!!h3$!!h6$
c:p=1
c:f9$=f4$!!f7$!!f5$
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uAfter This Lesson~n:______You'll know how to use:

			- The PAM 'makefolder' command to create new file
			  folders.

			- The PAM ~i__Move__~n key to move a file from one
			  folder to another.

~uInterested~n?_____________Let's say that you've been using a particular
			disc for some time, and you find that the way
			you've sorted files into folders doesn't make
			much sense anymore.

			So you "make" some new folders, and then you 
			"move" files among folders to create a more
			sensible organization.

t:$f8$
j:keyA
*E2
c:j0$="E1"
c:j1$="E2"
c:j2$="E4"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uPrerequisites~n:__________Before beginning, you should know:

			- What are folders?  (Folders are places to
			  store your disc files.)

			- How do you switch between the PAM and tutor
			  windows?  (An easy one, right?)

			- How do you ~uoperate~n PAM?  (You select the
			  PAM window and use the PAM menu, the typing
			  keys, [Back_space]--if necessary--and
			  [Return].)

			- Why should you have an extra tutor disc on
			  hand?  (You'll be "experimenting" with the
			  disc and may possibly ~ulose~n some information,
			  as happens occasionally to experimenters.)

t:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*E4
c:a9=0
c:a9$=""
c:j0$="E2"
c:j1$="E4"
c:j2$="E5"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uHaving Met the~n__________In this lesson, you will:
~uPrerequisites~n:__________
			- Create a new folder using the PAM 'makefolder'
			  command.
					--AND--
			- Move a file to the new folder using the PAM
			  ~i__Move__~n key.

~uLet's Go~n!_______________First off, you need to have the right folder
			open.  You want PAM to show:

			~uOpen Folder~n:   /MyBook/Practice

			Open the 'Practice' folder!

			(If you need help, please refer to either of
			the two previous lessons.)

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n now to practice entering a PAM command.)
:____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*E5
c:j1$="E5"
c:j0$="E4"
c:j2$="E6"
xi:x1$
c:s1$=chr(7)
th:~e&f1k1a1d1L $s1$ ~e&f2k1a1d1L $s1$ ~e&f3k1a1d1L $s1$ ~e&f4k1a1d1L $s1$ 
th:~e&f5k1a1d1L $s1$ ~e&f6k1a1d1L $s1$ ~e&f7k1a1d1L $s1$ ~e&f8k1a1d1L $s1$
th:~e&a0C
k:e
*E5A
c:j1$="E5A"
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uHere, Let's Practice~n:___Below is a sample area for you to practice the
			'makefolder' command.

			Type the following exactly as shown in this tutor
			window:

			    makefolder HoldMe

			Then press [Return].

~uType Here~n: --> --> --> --> $a9$  __

j(a9=1):@p
th:$f1$ (Type the 'makefolder' command and press [Return].)
th:_____$f3$ #p  of $f7$  -- ~e&a28c12R
q:
s:
ax:$a9$
c:t9=len(a9$)
c:a9=1
pr:
j(t9<50):@p
c:a9$=a9$(1,50)
t:
~uWait a Minute~n!__________You typed 'way too many letters.

			The correct spelling is 'makefolder HoldMe'.

			Press ~iPrevPage~n if you'd like to try again.

th:$f1$ (Press ~iPrevPage~n for more practice.)
:__________________$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:showk
pr:
j(a9$<>"makefolder HoldMe"):@p
t:
~uGreat~n!__________________You typed '$a9$ '.

			That's exactly the way it should be.  Press
			~iNextPage~n to try out the real thing.

th:$f8$
q:
j:showk
pr:
j(a9$<>""):@p
t:
~uNothing~n?________________You choose not to try?

			- To review, press ~iPrevPage~n.
			
			- To go on, press ~iNextPage~n.

th:$f1$ (Press ~iPrevPage~n or ~iNextPage~n.)
:_____________________$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:showk
pr:
t:
~uOh, Oh~n..._______________You spelled '$a9$ '.
			The correct spelling is 'makefolder HoldMe'.

			Press ~iPrevPage~n to try again.

th:$f1$ (Press ~iPrevPage~n for more practice.)
:__________________$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
*showk
k:1 1 NextPage___f1
k:2 2 PrevPage___f2
k:3 3 Lessons____f3
k:4 4 Chapters___f4
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:7 7 __Help_____f7
k:8 8 __Quit_____f8
k:e
j:keyB
*E6
c:j1$="E6"
c:j0$="E5"
c:j2$="E7"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uRead Before Doing~n:______To create a folder named 'HoldMe':

			1.  Select the PAM window (not yet).

			2.  Type this in the PAM command line:

			        makefolder HoldMe

			    (Please watch your spelling.  Use
			    [Back_space] to correct mistakes.)

			3.  Press [Return].

			    PAM will create the folder and update
			    the PAM window to show the new folder
			    name.

			Ready?  Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after creating a 'HoldMe' folder.)
:______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*E7
c:j1$="E7"
c:j0$="E6"
c:j2$="E8"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uGood Work~n!______________If all went according to plan, you've got
			a new folder on the tutor disc named 'HoldMe'.

			PAM should now show the following list of
			folders:

			~uFolders~n:____HoldMe_     OpenMe

~uBy the Way~n:_____________Your new folder is contained within the
			current ~uOpen Folder~n--in this case, the
			'Practice' folder.

~uIf You're Experiencing~n__Refer to ~uUsing Your Integral PC~n for more
~uDifficulties~n:___________information.


th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*E8
c:j1$="E8"
c:j0$="E7"
c:j2$="E9"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uLet's Review~n:___________To create a folder, type this in the PAM
			command line:

			    makefolder ~ufolder_name~n

			--where ~ufolder_name~n is the name of the new
			folder.

~uHaving Come This Far~n..._You're ready to move a file into the new
			'HoldMe' folder!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n for a file moving exercise.)______
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*E9
c:j1$="E9"
c:j0$="E8"
c:j2$="E10"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uRead Before Doing~n:______To move the 'move.me' file into the 'HoldMe'
			folder:

			1.  Select the PAM window (not yet).

			2.  Highlight the name 'move.me' in the list
			    of ~uData Files~n.

			3.  Press ~i__Move__~n (PAM key [f4]).  PAM will
			    respond:

			    Now complete the move with 'to ~ufile_name~n'.
			    to

			Do these steps!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press tutor ~iNextPage~n after pressing PAM ~i__Move__~n.)
:_____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*E10
c:j1$="E10"
c:j0$="E9"
c:j2$="E11"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uA New PAM Key~n:__________To complete the move operation, you'll try
			a new trick--using ~i__Echo__~n (PAM key [f2]).

~uMoving Steps~n: (cont.)___4.  Highlight the name 'HoldMe' in the list of
			    ~uFolders~n (not yet).

			5.  Press ~i__Echo__~n (PAM key [f2]).  The ~i__Echo__~n
			    key is so-called because it "echoes" (or types)
			    the highlighted name into the PAM command line.

			    You should see in the PAM command line:

				to HoldMe

			6.  Press [Return] to move your file.

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press tutor ~iNextPage~n after PAM is done moving.)
:______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*E11
c:j1$="E11"
c:j0$="E10"
c:j2$="E12"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uWhat You Just Did~n:______You moved the 'move.me' file from the
			~uOpen Folder~n (named 'Practice') to another
			folder (named 'HoldMe').

			Afterwards, PAM updated the PAM window and 
			reported:  'Done with move.'

~uVerify Your Work~n:_______To find the 'move.me' file in its new location:

			1.  Select the PAM window (not yet).

			2.  Be sure that the name 'HoldMe' is highlighted
			    in the list of ~uFolders~n.

			3.  Press ~i__Open__~n (PAM key [f1]).

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press tutor ~iNextPage~n after finding 'move.me'.)_
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*E12
c:j1$="E12"
c:j0$="E11"
c:j2$="E13"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uLet's Review~n:___________When you moved a file to a different folder,
			you:

			1.  Highlighted the name of the file.

			2.  Pressed ~i__Move__~n (PAM key [f4]).

			3.  Highlighted the name of the ~udestination~n
			    folder.

			4.  Pressed ~i__Echo__~n (PAM key [f2]), followed
			    by [Return].

~uPlease Note~n:____________You could have ~utyped~n the name 'HoldMe' instead
			of highlighting the name and pressing ~i__Echo__~n.

			The purpose of ~i__Echo__~n is to make life
			easier--it cuts down on the need for typing.

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n for a final exercise.)_____________
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*E13
c:j1$="E13"
c:j0$="E12"
c:j2$="E14"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uAs a Final Exercise~n:____Now move the file back to its original location
			so that others can use this lesson:

			1.  Select the PAM window (not yet).

			2.  Highlight the name 'move.me' in the list of
			    ~uData Files~n.

			3.  Press ~i__Move__~n (PAM key [f4]).  PAM
			    will respond:

			    Now complete the move with 'to ~ufile_name~n.'
			    to

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press tutor ~iNextPage~n after pressing PAM ~i__Move__~n.)
:____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*E14
c:j1$="E14"
c:j0$="E13"
c:j2$="E15"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uLet's Finish This~n!______To complete the move operation, you need to
			specify the ~udestination~n folder.

~uMoving Steps~n: (cont.)___4.  ~uClose~n the 'HoldMe' folder:  Press ~i__Close__~n
			    (PAM key [f8]).  (Read steps 4 through 7 first.)

			5.  Highlight the name of the ~uOpen Folder~n:

			    ~uOpen Folder~n:  ~i /MyBook/Practice ~n

			6.  Press ~i__Echo__~n (PAM key [f2]).

			7.  Press [Return].  PAM will move the file and
			    update the PAM window to show the new "home"
			    of the 'move.me' file.

			Ready?  Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press tutor ~iNextPage~n after PAM is done.)____
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*E15
c:j1$="E15"
c:j0$="E14"
c:j2$=""
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uHooray~n!_________________You're done!

~uSummary~n:________________- To create a folder to hold your files, type
			  this in the PAM command line:

			      makefolder ~ufolder_name~n [Return]

			  --where ~ufolder_name~n is the new folder.

			- To move a file to another folder:
			  1.  Highlight the desired file.
			  2.  Press ~i__Move__~n (PAM key [f4]).
			  3.  Highlight the name of the ~udestination~n ~ufolder~n.
			  4.  Press ~i__Echo__~n (PAM key [f2]), followed
			      by [Return].

~uNext~n:___________________The next lesson, "Copying Files Across Discs,"
			shows how to copy files from one disc to another.

th:$g6$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyZ
*F
c:f7$="7"
*F1
c:j0$=""
c:j1$="F1"
c:j2$="F2"
c:h5$=q$!!"   "
c:h6$="Copying Files Across Discs"!!q$
c:h8$=h1$!!h2$!!h4$!!h5$!!h3$!!h6$
c:p=1
c:f9$=f4$!!f7$!!f5$
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uAfter This Lesson~n:______You'll know how to copy any program file or
			data file from one disc to a second disc.

			Copying a file to another disc is useful for
			protecting the file against loss.  If you have
			a copy of a file on a second disc, you still
			have your file even if one or the other disc
			becomes unusable.

~uBegin~n:__________________In this lesson, you'll use the PAM ~i__Copy__~n key
			to copy the file named 'copy.me' from the ~ututor~n
			~udisc~n to the ~uutilities disc~n.

t:$f8$
q:
j:keyA
*F2
c:j0$="F1"
c:j1$="F2"
c:j2$="F3"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uPrerequisites~n:__________You should know how to:

			- Switch easily between the tutor and PAM
			  windows.

			- Write-~uenable~n the utilities disc:
			  The tab at the corner of the disc should be
			  showing through the front of the disc.

			  (By the way, you should be using a ~ubackup copy~n
			  of the utilities disc, rather than the
			  original.  See Chapter 5 for disc copying
			  instructions.)

			- Insert a disc in the disc drive.

			- Open the 'Practice' folder on the tutor disc
			  (do so ~unow~n, if necessary).

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n to start copying...)_______________
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*F3
c:j0$="F2"
c:j1$="F3"
c:j2$="F4"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uRead Before Doing~n:______To copy the 'copy.me' file to the utilities  
			disc:

			1.  Select the PAM window (not yet).

			2.  Highlight the name 'copy.me' in the list of
			    ~uData Files~n.

			3.  Press ~i__Copy__~n (PAM key [f5]).  After a
			    brief 'Please wait...' message, PAM will
			    prompt:

				Now complete the copy with 'to ~ufile name~n'.
				to

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (After using ~i__Copy__~n, select the tutor and press ~iNextPage~n.)
:__$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*F4
c:j0$="F3"
c:j1$="F4"
c:j2$="F5"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uCopying Steps~n: (cont.)__4.  Eject the tutor disc and insert the
			    utilities disc (not yet).

			    PAM will update the PAM window to show:

				~uOpen Folder~n:  /util

			5.  Highlight the name of the ~uOpen Folder~n.

			6.  Press ~i__Echo__~n (PAM key [f2]).

			7.  When the PAM command line shows 'to /util',
			    press [Return].

			    After a brief 'Please wait...' message, PAM
			    will report:  Done with 'copy'.

			Do it!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iNextPage~n after PAM is done copying.)________
:_______$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*F5
c:j0$="F4"
c:j1$="F5"
c:j2$="F6"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uNice Going~n!_____________If all went well, you've just copied a small
			file from one disc to another.

			Note that PAM has updated the PAM window to show
			'copy.me' in the list of ~uData Files~n for the
			newly inserted disc.

~uSo How Did It Work~n?_____- When you pressed ~i__Copy__~n, PAM created a
			  copy of the original file in the ~uelectronic~n
			  ~udisc~n.

			- When you inserted a new disc and completed the
			  command, PAM ~umoved~n the file from the
			  electronic disc to the ~uOpen Folder~n on the
			  new disc.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*F6
c:j1$="F6"
c:j0$="F5"
c:j2$="F7"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uNote~n:___________________You can copy data files and programs this way,
			but not ~ufolders~n.  (Refer to ~uUsing Your Integral~n
			~uPC~n for more information.)

~uAdvanced Information~n:___PAM stores a temporary copy of the file in an
			electronic disc folder named 'tmp'.

			(Try examining '/tmp' sometime in the middle of
			a copy operation.)

			When completing the copy operation, PAM ~udeletes~n
			the temporary file from the electronic disc.

~uBy the Way~n:_____________If you ever want to ~ucancel~n the operation
			after you've already pressed ~i__Copy__~n:

			    Simply backspace over the word 'to' in the
			    PAM command line.  

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*F7
c:j1$="F7"
c:j0$="F6"
c:j2$=""
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uSummary~n:________________To copy a file from one disc to another:

			- Highlight the name of the original file.

			- Press ~i__Copy__~n (PAM key [f5]).

			- Insert the second disc.

			- Highlight the name of the ~uOpen Folder~n.

			- Press ~i__Echo__~n (PAM key [f2]), then
			  [Return]).

~uNext~n:___________________The last lesson in this Chapter, "Deleting
			Files and Folders," shows how to clean up a
			disc.  (If you're ~unot~n continuing in this
			Chapter, please re-insert the tutor disc.)

th:$g6$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyZ
*SYSX
th:$h1$
t:
:Welcome to PILOT!  Type a command and press [Return]:
c:z8=1
J:BEGIN9
*SYYY
TH:calc mode ([Return] to exit):_
AX:$Z9$
J(Z9$=""):BEGIN9
M:=
CN:Z9$="Z9="!!Z9$
C:Z9$="C:"!!Z9$
XI:Z9$
TE:..no good
JE:@A
TN:Answer is #Z9 .
J:SYYY
*BEGIN9
TH:#z8 )_
AX:$Z9$
c(z9$<>""):z8=z8+1
M:bye
JY:calret
M:calc
JY:SYYY
XI:Z9$
TE:...oh, well
J:BEGIN9
*calret
c:x$="e:"!!j1$
xi:x$