                 HELP ON FULL SCREEN FILE TAGGING INTERFACE

This interface allows you to interact with a screen full of files within a
file directory.  The following keys are active in full screen mode:

     Cursor Up/^E   Go up one file in the file directory.  If at the start
                    of a listing page, goes to the previous page.

     Cursor Dn/^X   Go down one file in the file directory.  If at the end
                    of a listing page, goes to the next page.

     Page Up/^R     Go up one page in the file directory.

     Page Down/^C   Go down one page in the file directory.

     <space>        The space bar "tags" a file for later download.  If
                    the file is already tagged, then the space bar untags
                    it.  In either case, the top of the screen is changed
                    to show the current status of files tagged.

     <Enter>        Displays extended information on the currently
                    highlighted file.

     ^D             Control-D to download only the currently highlighted
                    file and return to the same location.

     D              Download the batch of files currently tagged.

     A              Change to a different file area.

     P              Change your download protocol for this session.

     E              Examine the contents of a file.

     S              Search for files by keyword string or file mask.

     N              Search for new files by date.

     T              Tag a list of files, entering them by number.  The
                    list can be file numbers separated by commas or spaces,
                    as well as ranges of numbers with the starting and
                    ending number separated by a dash.  For example, to tag
                    files 1 and 6 and 9 through 12 you would type:

                        1 6 9-12

                    and those files would be added to your download batch.

     R              Review the tagged list of files.

     ^L             Redraw the current file directory screen.

     <Esc>          Escape to exit from the file directory.

     ?              Display this help file.

The screen is broken into several pieces.  The top of the screen contains
header information about which file area is being displayed, as well as the
status of the current batch of files tagged for download.  The middle area
of the screen is taken up by the file listing and is the interactive portion
of the screen.  The bottom of the screen is the "Help" area.

