                       The Big File Window

   This window shows the files in the current directory in one of three
formats. A cursor bar indicates one of the files as the current file.
This is the file selected for single file operations. You can Tag files
for multiple file operations. A tagged file is indicated with an at sign
(@) in front of its name. You may make a file the current file by clicking
the mouse on its name. You may tag or untag the current file by clicking
the mouse on its name when it is under the cursor bar. The Close gadget
returns to the Tree Window. The slider bar gadget and the arrow gadgets at
the left of the window allow you to scan through the file list. The Title
Bar shows the current path to the displayed files. You may also select that
only some of the files in the directory are displayed by entering file
specifications with the 'File Specification' menu item. The following keys
are accepted by the Big File Window:


  Up Arrow    Move the cursor bar up one file.
  Down Arrow  Move the cursor bar down one file.
  Right Arrow Move the cursor bar down one column.
  Left Arrow  Move the cursor bar up one column.
  PgUp        Move the window up one window full of files.
  PgDn        Move the window down one window full of files.
  Home        Move the window to the top of the file list.
  End         Move the window to the bottom of the file list.
  T           Tag the file under the cursor bar and advance cursor bar.
  U           Untag the file under the cursor bar and advance cursor bar.
  Alt-T       Tag all matching files in the directory.
  Alt-U       Untag all matching files in the directory.
  Alt-F       Rotates the display through the 3 file display formats.
  ESC         Return to the Tree Window.

The following menu items are available in the Big File Window:

File Specification: You may enter patterns for the filenames you want
   shown in the file windows. The default is to show all files.

ReLog Current:  Relogs the current directory.

Search Tagged Files: You will enter a string, and all tagged files in the
   current directory will be searched. Files that have a matching string
   will be left tagged, files that have no matching string will be untagged.

Exexute: Executes the current file, if it is executable. No window is
   opened for it. Only programs that can open their own window or screen
   will work when executed this way. For this to work you must have the
   commands RUN and CD in your C: directory.

Edit:  Runs your editor on the current file. You must have set the path
   to your editor in the Control Window Configuration menu for the edit
   to work. For this to work you must also have the commands RUN and CD
   in your C: directory.

Rename:  Allows you to change the name of the current file.

Date:  Allows you to modify the date and time stamp of the current file.

Comment:  Allows you to modify the comment of the current file.

Attributes:  Allows you to modify the Attributes (protection bits) of the
   current file.

