Archos AV700 User Manual - Page 32

Navigating the Directory Structure, 2 File and Folder Operations

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63 17.1 Navigating the Directory Structure To navigate the directory structure you will use: ENTER: Open the highlighted folder (directory) or Play the highlighted file. ESC/STOP: Go back to the main menu. Go to the parent directory (go back up one level). Example: Go from folder AV 700/Music/Wes Burden/ to AV 700/Music. You can also use the Left navigation button to go to the parent directory. Move the cursor up and down to the previous or next file or folder. RIGHT: Open the currently highlighted folder. LEFT: Go back up one level in the folder hierarchy. 63 64 17.2 File and Folder Operations Depending on where you are in the folder system, you will have the option to manipulate files and folders. From the main menu, click on Browser. Files that the AV 700 cannot play will be preceded by the unknown file type icon. Folder Operations Info Create Delete Rename Create File Operations Show file information such as song length, video length, photo size, number of kilobytes used of hard drive space, date file was made, etc. Create a new folder inside the current folder. Delete the file permanently from the AV 700. (Before it is deleted, the AV 700 will ask "Delete file: xxxxx ?". Use the action buttons to reply Yes or No. For folder, it will delete the entire contents of the folder. It will ask "Delete folder: xxxxx and all files therein?" Use the action buttons to reply Yes or No. Change the name of the file or folder to something new. You will be sent to the virtual keyboard (see section Virtual Keyboard in the Browser chapter) to enter the new file or folder name. Create a new folder in the current level of the directory. You will be sent to the virtual keyboard (see section Virtual Keyboard in the Browser chapter) to enter the new folder name. 64

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17.1 Navigating the Directory Structure
17.1 Navigating the Directory Structure
To navigate the directory structure you will use:
ENTER: Open the highlighted folder (directory) or Play the
highlighted
le.
ESC/STOP: Go back to the main menu.
Go to the parent directory (go back up one level).
Example: Go from folder
AV 700/Music/Wes Burden/
to
AV 700/Music
.
You can also use the Left navigation button to go to the parent directory.
Move the cursor up and down to the previous or next
le or folder.
RIGHT: Open the currently highlighted folder.
LEFT: Go back up one level in the folder hierarchy.
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17.2 File and Folder Operations
17.2 File and Folder Operations
Depending on where you are in the folder system, you will have the option to manipulate
les and folders. From
the main menu, click on Browser. Files that the AV 700 cannot play will be preceded by the unknown
le type
icon.
Folder Operations
File Operations
Info
Show
le information such as song length, video length, photo size, number of kilobytes used of hard drive space,
date
le was made, etc.
Create
Create a new folder inside the current folder.
Delete
Delete
the
le
permanently
from
the
AV 700.
(Before
it
is
deleted,
the
AV 700
will
ask
Delete
le: xxxxx ?
”. Use the action buttons to reply Yes or No. For folder, it will delete the entire contents of the
folder. It will ask “
Delete folder: xxxxx and all
les therein?
” Use the action buttons to reply Yes or No.
Rename
Change the name of the
le or folder to something new. You will be sent to the virtual keyboard (see section
Virtual Keyboard
in the
Browser chapter
) to enter the new
le or folder name.
Create
Create a new folder in the current level of the directory. You will be sent to the virtual keyboard (see section
Virtual Keyboard
in the
Browser
chapter
) to enter the new folder name.