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   4 PARAMETERS
   3 rAIN MENU 
   3 BACKUP PROGRAM
   2 SAVE FILES
   2 RESET - are you sure? (Y/N
   2 P ((((((((
   2 LOAD FILES
   2 HEADERLESS
   2 FREE MEMORY:
   2 FILE LIST FORMAT-
   2 April 1990  Written by James Cox 
   2 ? /(((((/ ?
   2 ** BACKUP PROGRAM **
   2 (c) Trident Software
   2 (((((/ /(((
   1 rSYMB-A :QUIT CAPS-7,6 :UP,DOWN
   1 or ENTER to return
   1 When you have loaded a number of files    (programs, bytes, arrays etc.) into memoryyou may want to see a list of their names and respective lengths. To do this, selectFILES from the main menu. The screen will be cleared and a list of all files in     memory displayed. If there are no files, amessage to that effect appears.           From here, the various file editing       functions are available. You can delete,  re-arrange, rename or sort them into      alphabetical order.                                                                                                                                                     Press a key to see a typical FILES screen 
   1 To move a file, first select it by        pressing 1, highlight the destination and then press 2 to move it.                  Pressing D on a selected file deletes it  from the list and from memory.
   1 This is the main menu. It has 6 options   LOAD, SAVE, FILES, CLEAR, RESET and       PARAMETERS. All of these lead to other    sub-menus. An option can be selected in   one of two ways.
   1 The LOAD menu contains a number of optionsfor loading from tape: ALL will read in   all files until either the memory is      filled or an error occurs. There are two  types of error, tape error and operator   abort. The latter occurs when you press   BREAK and is just a way to stop the       loading process.
   1 Selecting SAVE from the main menu will    bring up this menu. It is a feature uniqueto the Multiface version; on the standard version it will save ALL files to tape.   However, here you have the choice between saving all, just some and whether or not  to delete files from memory as soon as    they are saved.
   1 STORED IN MEMORY AT
   1 STATUS: DE
   1 START LINE:  [
   1 SPACE to abort sav
   1 RESET brings up a sub-menu asking you to  confirm a system reset. If you answer Y   then the program is cleared from memory   and control returned to Sinclair BASIC.
   1 Pressing 'E' for EDIT will bring a cursor over the first file. Cursor keys 6 and 7  will move it, pressing 1 will mark the    filename. The marker is currently on the  top file shown by '>'
   1 Press K to keep file,
   1 PPRESS A KEY
   1 PAUSE LENGTH:100
   1 PAUSE LENGTH: 
   1 PARAMETERS allows you to change the       program's 'enviroment' to suit you. The   BORDER colour can be changed; PAUSE is thewait in between saving the header and mainblock of code; TYPE, START and LENGTH     control whether the parameters are        displayed in the FILES menu and upon      loading/saving files.
   1 No. of files to save
   1 NO FILES PRESEN
   1 NEXT will load just one file and then     return to the main menu. CONFIRM will readin the file header, then ask you if you   want to load the file. If you answer N    then it will scan for the next file.
   1 MEMORY LEFT
   1 MAIN/SAVE/SELECT:
   1 LOADING ERROR:
   1 LOADING ABORTE
   1 LOAD THIS FILE
   1 LOAD ADDRESS:[
   1 LKJHPOIUY0987612345QWERTASDFG
   1 If there are too many filenames to fit on the screen then they will scroll upwards  if you move the cursor to the bottom. In  the multiface version you can have up to  100 files in memory.
   1 INSTR_MF1 
   1 HEADERLESS will read in a block of code   without the normal header (which contains information on the title etc.) Some       programs are saved without the header as ameans of protection or to save tape space and if so you should select this option.  Headerless files will automatically be    saved as such, see the SAVE option. 
   1 HEADER ERRO
   1 Firstly, by moving the highlighted cursor using the cursor keys 6 and 7 and ENTER.  Alternatively, pressing the first letter  of the option you want to select i.e 'R'  for RESET menu.
   1 FREE MEMORY:42240
   1 FILETYPE:[
   1 FILES SELECTED:
   1 FILES SAVED:
   1 FILES LOADED:
   1 FILES IN MEMORY:
   1 FILENAME:[
   1 FILE TOO BIG
   1 FILE NUMBER
   1 ENTER - return to files menu
   1 END OF DEMONSTRATION                                                                To re-read key 1 or key 0 to reset        computer.                                                                           Any comments on this program would be     welcomed; suggestions for improvements,   or any bugs you may find.                                                           Please write to:-                                                                          Trident Software,                         3 Bastwell House,                         Blackburn,                                Lancashire BB1 9TY.
   1 Device not present.
   1 DIRECTORY SPACE FUL
   1 DELETE FILES is a switch to automatically remove the files from memory as soon as   they have been saved. Its default is OFF  (x).
   1 DELETE FILES [x]
   1 DELETE FILES [!]
   1 Choosing SELECTED from this menu will     bring up a prompt asking the number to be saved, starting from the first in the list(see FILES). If, at any point during the  SAVE operation, BREAK is pressed then the process will be aborted and return to the main menu.
   1 C_ICHARSET
   1 C_I2_TEXT 
   1 C_I2_CODE 
   1 CLEAR effectively restarts the program    from the beginning, clearing memory and   redisplaying the initial copyright        message.
   1 Backup Program is a utility that helps yousort out and catalogue your programs on   tape. It loads as many files into memory  as possible and then allows you to view   them, alter the headers, and sort them    into the required order before re-saving  to another tape.                                                                    Described here is the Enhanced Version    which makes use of the extra 8k provided  by the Multiface and Multiprint devices.  If you don't have one of these then you   will have to use the Standard Version     which is on the other side of this tape.
   1 BACK_CODE 
   1 BACKUP_MF 
   1 BACKUP PROGRAM INSTRUCTIONS
   1 BACKUP PROGRAM (c)Copyright James Cox 1990 Published by Trident Software...
   1 As most of the screen is occupied with thelist of files, the menu has been redrawn  on a single line, in this form options canonly be selected by pressing the first    letter of each option (highlighted).
   1 >myprog     PROGRAM(00010,00123) BACKUP_P   PROGRAM(00002,00657) SCREEN     CODE   (16384,06912) CODE1      CODE   (24576,03090) CODE2      CODE   (60000,05535)
   1 ====== =======
   1 ;"Select Option 1, 2 or 3 :
   1 90T0\080j0x0
   1 6BORDER COLOUR:0  
   1 6BORDER COLOUR:   
   1 1FILENAME:
   1 (c) Trident Software 1990
   1 ''''"1 -- Multiface 1 or standard 128"''"2 -- Multiface 128 / Disciple +D"''"3 -- Multiprint Interface"
   1 '" LOADING INSTRUCTIONS (MF1 Ver)"
   1  TYPE:        [ ]
   1  TYPE:        [
   1  START:       [ ]
   1  START:       [
   1  SORT ABORTED 
   1  LENGTH:      [ ]
   1  LENGTH:      [
   1   (Enhanced Ver) ":
   1      MF1 ver 1.0
   1               
   1