Changeset 1041 for trunk/dll/ipf/tutor.ipf
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r1035 r1041 9 9 .* 10 10 .* 05 Jan 07 GKY Update extraction tutorial 11 .* 06 Jul 08 GKY Update delete tutorial to include move to trashcan 11 12 .* 12 13 .*********************************************************************** … … 347 348 :artwork name='..\..\bitmaps\permdel.bmp' align=left. 348 349 :p. 349 There are t wostyles of deleting under FM/2 -- a "regular" delete, that350 There are three styles of deleting under FM/2 -- a "regular" delete, that 350 351 leaves the objects capable of being undeleted using OS/2's UNDELETE 351 command or FM/2's Undelete Utility, and a "permanent" delete that does 352 command or FM/2's Undelete Utility, or uses the Xworkplace/Eworkplace 353 trashcan for file recovery, and a "permanent" delete that does 352 354 not leave the object recoverable. "Permanent" deletions are usually 353 355 faster than "recoverable" deletions. You can select which type you want … … 358 360 is enabled to do non-permanent deletions. See :link reftype=launch 359 361 object='VIEW.EXE' data='CMDREF.INF UNDELETE'.UNDELETE:elink. in the OS/2 360 online help. Note&colon. FM/2 does not use the "Trashcan" that comes with 361 eWorkPlace or XWorkPlace for non-permanent deletions. If you wish to use the 362 "Trashcan" you can drag the items directly to it from FM/2. 362 online help. 363 363 :p. 364 364 You can delete objects in many ways&colon.
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