/P:0,1

 Sorry, But No Help is Available at this Point.

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/P:1,1
/F:6
/C:The Drive Select Menu:
/F:0

 At this menu you must select the tape drive that you wish to perform an
 operation upon.  The menu lists all of the tape drives that are currently
 connected to your computer.



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/P:2,1
/F:6
/C:The Command Menu:
/F:0

 At this menu you can select the  command you wish to perform
 on the previously selected tape Drive.  The following is a
 list of the possible commands:

/F:6
     Clean/Erase      \
/F:0
 Erases all the Data on a tape.

/F:6
      Duplicate       \
/F:0
 Makes One or More copies of the selected Tape.
                       Usefull for transfering Data From one
                       type of tape to another, or for making
                       backup copies of a tape.



/F:4
 For The Next Page, Press \
/B:3
 <PgDn> \
/B:7

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/P:2,2
/F:6
/C:Command Type Menu:
/F:0

/F:6
       Examine        \
/F:0
 Allows you to examine the contents of a tape.
                       This function is intended for users who
                       have a high degree of experience with
                       tape drives, and wish to "Dissect" a tape.

/F:6
       Format         \
/F:0
 is provided for drives that require that their
                       media be formatted before it can be used.
                       This includes such drives as the Wangtek
                       QIC-80/QIC-40 Floppy Interface drive, and
                       several DAT drives.



/F:4
 For The Next Page, Press \
/B:3
 <PgDn> \
/B:7
 For The Previous Page, Press \
/B:3
 <PgUp> \
/B:7

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/P:2,3
/F:6
/C:Command Type Menu:
/F:0

/F:6
        Rewind        \
/F:0
 Will Rewind a tape.

/F:6
  Select Block Size   \
/F:0
 allows you to select the block size that the
                       chosen tape drive will operate with.
                       Selecting a larger block size may
                       improve tape performance.

/F:6
      Retension       \
/F:0
 will retension the media in the selected
                       drive by unwinding and rewinding the tape.

/F:6
  Write File To Tape  \
/F:0
 allows you to pick a file to write onto the tape.


/F:4
 For The Previous Page, Press \
/B:3
 <PgDn>
/B:7

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/P:3,1
/F:6
/C:Block Size Select Menu:
/F:0

 This menu lists block sizes that you can attempt to set your tape drive
 at.  The Values range from 512 bytes to 16k.  Setting a tape drive to a
 larger block size may, in some cases, improve tape I/O speeds.


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/P:6,0
/F:6
/C:Format, Verify or Both?
/F:0

QIC-80 / QIC-40 tapes Must be, at some point in time, both formatted and
verified.

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/P:7,1

In order to duplicate a tape, you must have at least two tape drives on
your system that are controlled by the SST BIOS.

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/P:8,1

At this point you may select a list of destination drives to copy
the source tape to.

The Block size of the destination drive must be the same as that
of the source drive.

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/P:9,1

The Destination drive you have selected is not of the same block size
as the source drive.  When duplicating a tape, the block sizes of the
source and the destination drives must be the same.

It may be possible to change the block size of the destination drive
by selecting a different block size from the main menu.

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/P:10,1
/F:6
/C:Tape Examine Commands:
/F:0

The Tape Examine procedure allows you to examine the data that
resides on the tape.  The following is a list of command keys:

         N        Read the Next Block on the Tape.
         R        Rewinds The Tape
         P        Toggles the Printer Log On and Off
         F        Toggles the File Log On and Off
         M        Move ahead a selected number of Blocks
        PgUp      Move up one frame in Buffer Window
        PgDn      Move Down one frame in Buffer Window
         Up       Move Up one line in Buffer Window
        Down      Move Down one line in Buffer Window
        Home      Move to Top of Buffer Window
         End      Move to Bottom of Buffer Window

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/P:100,1

A General Error Has Occurred.

Possible cause are:  The drive is malfunctioning, has no media, or
may be write protected.

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/P:101,1

The current tape drive is not supported by the format function
of this program.

Only DDS/DAT Drives and Wangtech QIC-40 / QIC-80 tape drives
are supported by the format function.

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/P:200,1

If you continue with the current operation, the data on the tape
in the currently selected drive may be destroyed.

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