Point & Shoot Hard Disk Manager                  REGISTRATION ($45.00)
  By Applied Micro Systems Technology

Point  &  Shoot  Hard  Disk  Manager  is  a hard disk file and program
management  tool  designed  for   IBM  Personal  Computers  and   100%
compatibles.
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The following functions are currently supported by this program:
o Run up to 300 programs from user-defined menus.  Point & Shoot is  not
  memory  resident.   Programs  will  have  ALL  available memory.  Menu
  entries  may  consist  of  multiple  commands  with optional parameter
  entry.
o Pop-up calculator, calendar, system statistics, help screens,  instant
  DOS access  with 10  command recall,  and floppy  disk formatting (all
  sizes).
o User-defined program colors, mouse support, automatic screen blanking,
  support  for  multiple  hard  drives,  and optional user-selected text
  editor.
o Built-in  interfaces  to  Point  &  Shoot Backup/Restore for hard disk
  backups.
o Password protection and usage logging system.
o File manipulation commands including:
  -  Change the attributes of any file
  -  Copy, delete, move, and rename files
  -  Update file lists with the Newer command
  -  Edit files in text, Hex, and Ascii modes with editor or your own.
  -  Find files with the Filter and Global search commands
  -  Print text files and file lists
  -  Sort by date, extension, inverse date, name or size
  -  Show two file lists with Window command
  -  View any file with a scrollable screen
  -  Sorted directory tree for directory manipulation

Hardware Requirements: IBM or 100% compatible computer with 320K minimum
memory and a hard disk with MS-DOS version 2.0 or greater.

COMPATIBILITY PROBLEMS: Compatibility  problems have been  reported with
certain models of computers.  Point & Shoot may not run correctly on the
following  computers.  -  AT&T  6300  with  CGA monitor - HP Vectra with
monochrome  monitor  (early  models)  -  Some  Compaq  models  with  EGA
monochrome monitor  (these may  work correctly  if you  add a  MODE MONO
command to the PS.BAT file immediately before the PAS command).