@@DIR-TREE

 This screen displays the directory tree for you.
 You can move the cursor around by using the UP, DOWN, Page-UP
 and Page-Down keys.  You can select/deselect a directory by
 pressing the enter key.  When a directory is selected, files
 inside that directroy (or in its subdirectories if applicable)
 that meet the selection criteria will be selected.  You can
 change the selection criteria by pressing the key labled
 Options menu at the bottom of the screen.  If you need to
 select individual files, you need to move the cursor to the
 directory where the file reside and press the F5 key.

 When you are done with file selection, press the key labeled
 Start copying to start the copy process.  This program will
 use EXTENDED MEMORY to minimize cartridge changes if you are
 copying from one cartridge to another using a single SyQuest
 drive and you have EXTENDED MEMORY avaiable.  You do need to
 make sure you have a EXTENDED MEMORY MANAGER (for example:
 HIMEM.SYS) installed.
@@FILES

 On the screen are the files in a particular directory.  You
 can select individual files regardless of the current selection
 criteria in effect.
@@CFG

 You can select one of the options from this menu.
 1) Change source volume
    This enables you to swith to another volume.
 2) Source options
    There is a submenu with this item, select this item and press
    F1 to see what they are.
 3) Target options
    There is a submenu with this item, select this item and press
    F1 to see what they are.
 4) Read a previously saved configuration file
    If you have previously written out a set of configuration,
    you can retrive it by selecting this option.
 5) Write current configuration to a file
    You can write a set of section criteria to a file using this
    option.  You can later retrive it using the read configuration
    option.  You can also start the program with a previously saved
    configuration by giving it the name of your configuration file
    as a parameter.
@@DEL-SPEC

 You can delete one of the include/exclude file specifications by
 positioning the cursor to that specification and prees enter key.
@@S-OPT

 There are four options avaible.  A option is set if there is a
 check mark displayed in front of it.  The options are:
 1) Copy modified files only (archive bit set)
    If you select this option, then only the files that has thier
    archive attribute set will be selected.  After the files are
    copied, their archive attributes will be turn off.  With this
    attribute, it is very easy to maintain a incremental backup
    procedure.
 2) Include subdirectories
    When this option is set and you select a directory, every files
    in its subdirectories that meet the selection criteria will also
    be selected.
 3) Include hidden files
    Unless you set this option, hidden files will not be included. 
 4) File name specification
    You can give file specifications to the program.  There are the
    include specifications and exclude specifications.  The include
    specification is always evaluated before the exclude
    specifications.  Valid wild card characters are * and ?.
    Note that you must have at least one include specification before
    you can start copying.
@@T-OPT

 There are options that depends on the conditions of the target.
 A option is set if there is a check mark displayed in front of it.
 1) Specify a target path
    You can specify a drive (in the form of C:) or a path (in the
    form of C:\ABC\EFG).
 2) Copy only files that do not exist on target
    Use this option to prevent overwriting files of the same name
    on the target.
 3) Copy only if source is newer
    If a file exists on target and you select this option, then the
    file will only be copied if the source file is newer than the
    file on the target.
 4) Verify on
    Setting Verify on is equalivant to having the VERIFY ON statment
    in your autoexec.bat file.
 5) Retain path
    Without retaining path, files will be copied directly to the
    target volume.  With retaining path, files will be copied with
    their original path.
    For example: assuming your target path is D:\BACKUP
    C:\DOS\CHKDSK.COM will be copied to D:\BACKUP\DOS\CHKDSK.COM
    when path is retained and to D:\BACKUP\CHKDSK.COM when path is
    not retained.
@@CHG-DRV

 You select the source volume by positioning the cursor and press
 the enter key.
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