
ROM BRAIN Files System Commands - Help
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[E]dit File List
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  [L]ist, [D]elete, [C]ontinue Entering Files, [H]elp, [Enter] = Download :

  ROM Brain will allow you to edit the Download File List prior to
  actually downloading files.                 

  You may List the files, Delete 1 or more files, or
  Continue Entering files.

  You will see the second prompt shown above, instead of the first,
  if your File List contains the maximum number of files the sysop
  allows you to download. If you wish to continue entering files,
  you will first need to delete 1 or more files from the list.


  To Delete a file from the list, Select Edit, then Delete. To 
  delete a single file, type its file #. To delete a range
  of files, type the starting #, then a '-', then the ending
  #. to delete a series of files, type each # separated by a 
  comma.

  Examples for Deleting files in the Download List:

    1                               Delete a single file
    1-4                             Delete files 1 thru 4
    1,3,4                           Delete files 1, 3, and 4

  Note that when entering a range, there is no space between
  the 'dash' and the numbers. Similarly, when entering a
  series of numbers, there is no space between the 'comma' and
  the numbers.

  Be careful when entering a series of numbers. You must make
  sure to enter the numbers in order. For instance, 1,2,3,4
  will delete files 1 thru 4, but if you enter 4,3,2,1 or
  1,3,2,4, only the first file will be correctly deleted. The
  other 3 files that are deleted won't be what you asked for.
  To prevent you from improperly deleting files, if the # of
  the file currently being deleted is less than the # of the
  file that was deleted the previous time, ROM Brain won't delete any
  more files. You will have to re-enter your list in the 
  proper order.

  Also keep in mind, that as each file is being deleted, all files
  after the deleted file are moved down the list by 1. For instance,
  if you delete file #1, then file #2 will become file #1, file #3
  will become file #2, etc. For this reason, after each deletion,
  you should select [L]ist at the Edit prompt to re-list the files
  prior to deleting any more files.
