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 ^ Editorial | [[..:compañias:newtech|Newtech]]       |
-^ Distribuidora | [[..:compañias:newtech|Newtech]] |
 ^ Dimensiones |21,50 x 13,80 x 1,00 cm                               |
 ^ Año |1992                               |
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+CONTENTS
+About this book
+  Foreword
+  Some groundwork
+  Looking after your discs
+  How to use this book
+Chapter 1 First Steps
+  Introduction
+  What CP/M is and why you need it
+  The basic components of CP/M
+  What jobs can you do with CP/M?
+  Housekeeping tasks we shall examine
+  Making the computer do a series of jobs with one command
+  PROFILE.ENG or .SUB
+  Copying a file and giving the copy a different name
+  Submitting a list of commands
+  Submitting PROFILE.SUB automatically
+  Erasing PROFILE.SUB
+  Using the RPED text editor
+  RPED - creating a new file
+  RPED - editing an existing file
+Chapter 2 Managing Files
+  Naming and storing files
+  Matching up file names ('masks')
+  Renaming a file
+  Making a duplicate copy of a file
+  The TYPE command
+  TYPE command - enhancements
+  Using PIP - enhancements
+  Copy several files with the similar names
+  Copy ASCII file to the screen or printer
+  Sending information direct from the keyboard to the printer
+  Sending information from the the keyboard to disc
+  Copying several files into one big one
+  Getting rid of unwanted files
+  Protecting files - Read Only
+  System files
+  User numbers
+  Setting passwords
+  Using SET on drives and discs
+  Setting the attributes of a disc drive
+Chapter 3 Managing Discs
+  Checklist - looking after discs
+  Resetting (rebooting) the PCW
+  Creating a (data) disc
+  Booting automatically into a program
+  Editing PROFILE.SUB
+  Finding out what is on a disc
+  DIR variants (options)
+  Checking the space on a disc
+  SHOW - variants (options)
+  Making a duplicate copy of a disc
+  Note for PCW9512 users
+  PCW9512: copying a disc from 8000 format
+Chapter 4 Managing Hardware
+  Setting the PCW's clock
+  Checking the PCW's clock
+  Putting screen and printer outputs into disc files
+  Automating procedires with GET and SUBMIT
+  Tweaking the screen
+  PALETTE.COM
+  SET24X80
+  The keyboard under CP/M Plus
+  Using the NumLock function
+  ALT or CONTROL codes
+  Control codes summary
+  Tweaking the keyboard
+  The key definition file
+  Using the key definition file
+  Tweaking the keyboard to streamline work
+  Loading new keyboard setting automatically
+  A final word or two
+Appendix A Using Other Printers
+Appendix B Glossary
+Index
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