LIST.DOC  ·  DOC  ·  1.4 KB  ·  1980-01-01  ·  from CompuLink-User-Group_Magazette_Vol-2-Issue-2_1986
     LIST - Version 5.45

     Enter        continue to next page
     F1           display HELP info
     F10          exit to DOS
     left <-      scroll left 20 columns
     right ->     scroll right 20 columns
     down  v      next, down one line
     up    ^      previous, up one line
     ctrl-PgUp    skip to first line
     ctrl-PgDn    skip to last line
     PgDn         show next 24 lines
     PgUp         show previous 24 lines
     ctrl-left    position to column 1
     alt-B        change background
     alt-F        change foreground
     X            terminate and exit
     Q or ESC     quit, list next file
     T or HOME    restart from Top of file
     B or END     skip to Bottom of block
     D or +       scroll Down one page
     U or -       scroll Up one page
     S or \       scan for exact text
     F or /       find any case text
     A or F3      find text Again
     W            wrap long lines on/off
     P            printer on/off
     7 or 8       strip or leave hi-bit

     List  is  very easy to use,  type in and the dos command  line  'list
     filename' if you miss out the filename, the program will ask for one.

     List can be called from any drive, will always read the default drive
     for a file to display, unless otherwise told not to, and will  accept
     wildcards.

     eg 'B> a:list *.txt'

     will get list.com from a: then show all .txt files one after another.