Epson Apex 200 User Manual - Page 109

Using the XTREE Utility, your MS-DOS Reference Manual.

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Disk Utilities Lets you check, copy, compare, and format diskettes. This option provides an easy-to-use alternative to the MS-DOS CHKDSK, DISKCOPY, DISKCOMP, and FORMAT commands. Mode Settings Lets you change your configuration settings, select alternate code pages (character sets), and redirect data from the parallel port to the serial port. Because you can perform so many tasks from the Mode Settings submenus, this option is a simpler alternative to the MS-DOS MODE command. Help Lets you access the HELP program. Enter DOS Command Lets you run other MS-DOS commands without leaving the MENU program. For step-by-step instructions on using each MENU option, see your MS-DOS Reference Manual. Using the XTREE Utility Epson has included the XTREE program with MS-DOS to make it easier for you to manage files and run other MS-DOS programs. XTREE is especially useful for managing the data on a hard disk, where you may have hundreds of files. XTREE lets you do the work of many MS-DOS commands through a convenient menu, and provides several features not available elsewhere in MS-DOS. It allows you to do the following: Display all the directories on a disk as well as all the files in each directory and the statistics for each file Display, copy, move, print, and delete files individually or in groups, to any directory or diskette Using MS-DOS With Your Computer 4-37

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Disk Utilities
Lets you check, copy, compare, and
format diskettes. This option provides an
easy-to-use alternative to the MS-DOS
CHKDSK, DISKCOPY, DISKCOMP,
and FORMAT commands.
Mode Settings
Lets you change your configuration
settings, select alternate code pages
(character sets), and redirect data from
the parallel port to the serial port.
Because you can perform so many tasks
from the Mode Settings submenus, this
option is a simpler alternative to the
MS-DOS MODE command.
Help
Lets you access the HELP program.
Enter DOS
Command
Lets you run other MS-DOS commands
without leaving the MENU program.
For step-by-step instructions on using each MENU option, see
your MS-DOS Reference Manual.
Using the XTREE Utility
Epson has included the XTREE program with MS-DOS to
make it easier for you to manage files and run other MS-DOS
programs. XTREE is especially useful for managing the data on
a hard disk, where you may have hundreds of files.
XTREE lets you do the work of many MS-DOS commands
through a convenient menu, and provides several features not
available elsewhere in MS-DOS. It allows you to do the
following:
Display all the directories on a disk as well as all the files in
each directory and the statistics for each file
Display, copy, move, print, and delete files individually or
in groups, to any directory or diskette
Using MS-DOS With Your Computer
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