Changeset 268 for trunk/dll/ipf/notebook.ipf

Timestamp:

Dec 8, 2005, 7:15:10 AM (20 years ago)

Author:

root

Message:

Update help text, bitmaps and icons

File:

• trunk/dll/ipf/notebook.ipf (modified) (42 diffs)

trunk/dll/ipf/notebook.ipf

@@ -2 +2 @@
 :i1 id=aboutSettings.Settings Notebook
 FM/2's internal Settings notebook lets you fiddle with some of the
-toggles and variables used to control how FM/2 behaves.  This is called
+toggles and variables used to control how FM/2 behaves. This is called
 up via the :hp1.:link reftype=hd res=92000.Config:elink.->Settings
 notebook...:ehp1. pulldown menu item.
@@ -11 +11 @@
 :p.
 Note that settings changes generally don't take effect until you close
-the notebook by clicking the :hp1.Okay:ehp1. button.  The
+the notebook by clicking the :hp1.Okay:ehp1. button. The
 :hp1.Undo:ehp1. button will restore things to the way they were before
-you started fiddling about.  The :hp1.Quick:ehp1. page is a notable
+you started fiddling about. The :hp1.Quick:ehp1. page is a notable
 exception.
 :p.
@@ -52 +52 @@
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\dir.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This page contains controls that affect Directory Containers.
 :p.
@@ -59 +60 @@
 Normally FM/2 updates the container as things change; for instance, if
 you're deleting several files, the container is updated after each file
-is deleted.  If you uncheck :hp6.Immediate updates:ehp6., FM/2 updates
+is deleted. If you uncheck :hp6.Immediate updates:ehp6., FM/2 updates
 the container after an atomic action completes (i.e. after all files
-moved by one operation have been moved).  This speeds up processing
-but allows the container to be temporarily "out of synch" with the real
+moved by one operation have been moved). This speeds up processing
+but allows the container to be temporarily "out of sync" with the real
 state of affairs.
 :p.
@@ -68 +69 @@
 looks inside an open Directory Container when deciding what default to
 place in the Walk Directories dialog for a copy or move command invoked
-via keyboard, menu or toolbar button.  If this is checked, FM/2 looks at
+via keyboard, menu or toolbar button. If this is checked, FM/2 looks at
 the current item in the Directory Container and, if it's a directory
-object, uses that path.  If not checked, FM/2 uses the directory into
+object, uses that path. If not checked, FM/2 uses the directory into
 which the Directory Container is "looking."
 :p.
 The :hp6.Min dir on open:ehp6. toggle, if checked, causes FM/2 to
 minimize a Directory Container window if you open another Directory
-Container window from one of its objects.  When you close the new
+Container window from one of its objects. When you close the new
 Directory Container window the old window is restored.
 :p.
@@ -86 +87 @@
 object starting with the depressed letter and the object is selected.
 Note that you can get this standard effect with this toggle left on by
-pressing the Shift key along with the letter.  Container searching
+pressing the Shift key along with the letter. Container searching
 allows you to enter multiple characters which are searched for at the
-start of filenames.  The record is made the current (cursored) object.
+start of filenames. The record is made the current (cursored) object.
 If the record matches all the letters typed exactly, it is also
-selected.  A pause of more than about two seconds in typing resets the
-search string.  :hp1.Warning:ehp1.&colon.  this doesn't work right on
+selected. A pause of more than about two seconds in typing resets the
+search string. :hp1.Warning:ehp1.&colon. this doesn't work right on
 some versions of Warp, where the OS/2 CM_SEARCHSTRING container
-message's behavior is buggy.  It's not dangerous, it just doesn't
+message's behavior is buggy. It's not dangerous, it just doesn't
 produce the expected results.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Multiple select cnrs:ehp6. and :hp6.Extended select cnrs:ehp6.
 checkboxes control the type of selection in some new containers (existing
-containers are not affected).  Collector, Directory Container and Archive
+containers are not affected). Collector, Directory Container and Archive
 Containers created after these settings are changed will have the type of
 selection desired (note:  unhighlighting both results in a single select
-container -- probably not desirable).  The default is Extended select.
+container -- probably not desirable). The default is Extended select.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Stay in Tree View:ehp6. switch, if checked, causes Directory
 Containers to remain in Tree View (if already in Tree View, of course)
 when you switch the Directory Container to look into a different
-directory.  Otherwise, FM/2 switches the Directory Container back to
+directory. Otherwise, FM/2 switches the Directory Container back to
 the last used view before you put it into Tree View.
 
+The :hp6.No folder menu:ehp6. switch, if checked, causes a B2 click on the
+folder icon to immediately load the previous directory in the Directory Container.
+Otherwise it results in the folder menu appearing.
 
 :h3 res=97100 name=PANEL_DCPAGEVIEWS.Directory Container views page
@@ -114 +118 @@
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\dir.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This settings page lets you set the type of view that will be used in
-new Directory Container windows.  Directory Containers that are already
+new Directory Container windows. Directory Containers that are already
 open won't be affected.
 :p.
-:hp6.Icon:ehp6.  In Icon view, the object's name appears below its icon.
-:p.
-:hp6.Name:ehp6.  In Name view, the object's name appears beside its icon.
-:p.
-:hp6.Text:ehp6.  Text view is the fastest view for a container to
+:hp6.Icon:ehp6. In Icon view, the object's name appears below its icon.
+:p.
+:hp6.Name:ehp6. In Name view, the object's name appears beside its icon.
+:p.
+:hp6.Text:ehp6. Text view is the fastest view for a container to
 maintain, but provides the least information on the objects it contains.
 :p.
-:hp6.Detail:ehp6.  Details view shows a great deal of information on the
+:hp6.Detail:ehp6. Details view shows a great deal of information on the
 objects it contains, including file sizes, dates, and times, but it is
 the slowest view for a container control to maintain.
@@ -133 +138 @@
 :p.
 The :hp6.Field Titles:ehp6. group (analogous to the Views->Details Setup
-submenu) allows you to control what is shown in a Details view.  Each
-possible field in the details view is shown.  If the field is checked,
-FM/2 will show it.  If not, it won't.
+submenu) allows you to control what is shown in a Details view. Each
+possible field in the details view is shown. If the field is checked,
+FM/2 will show it. If not, it won't.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Filter:ehp6. entry field shows the current default filter mask
-for Directory Containers.  Moving to this field will bring up a dialog
-that lets you set a new filter.  The filter will be used for subsequently
+for Directory Containers. Moving to this field will bring up a dialog
+that lets you set a new filter. The filter will be used for subsequently
 created Directory Containers.
 
@@ -146 +151 @@
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\dir.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This page lets you set the type of sort for Directory Containers.
 Directory Containers that are already open won't be affected immediately
@@ -152 +158 @@
 :p.
 You can also tell FM/2 to always display directories ahead of or behind
-files.  Note that :hp1.Last access date:ehp1. and :hp1.Creation
+files. Note that :hp1.Last access date:ehp1. and :hp1.Creation
 date:ehp1. are only meaningful for HPFS file systems; FAT file systems
-do not track this information.  The difference between
+do not track this information. The difference between
 :hp1.Pathname:ehp1. and :hp1.Filename:ehp1. is only apparent in the
-Collector.  With the former, the entire pathname of the object is used
-to sort.  With the latter, only the filename portion is used to sort.
+Collector. With the former, the entire pathname of the object is used
+to sort. With the latter, only the filename portion is used to sort.
 FM/2 maintains separate sort criteria for Drive Tree, Collector,
-Directory Container and Archive Container windows.  This page affects
-only Directory Container sorting.  The Collector has its own page; use a
+Directory Container and Archive Container windows. This page affects
+only Directory Container sorting. The Collector has its own page; use a
 context menu or View pulldown menu for other container types (like the
 Drive Tree).
 :p.
-:hp7.Note&colon.:ehp7.  This page controls how new Directory Containers
+:hp7.Note&colon.:ehp7. This page controls how new Directory Containers
 are created (already open containers are not affected), and the context
 menu in Directory Containers affects only the Directory Container from
@@ -173 +179 @@
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\collect.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This settings page lets you set the type of view that will be used in
-new Collector windows.  If the Collector is already open it won't be
+new Collector windows. If the Collector is already open it won't be
 affected unless you close and reopen it.
 :p.
-:hp6.Icon:ehp6.  In Icon view, the object's name appears below its icon.
-:p.
-:hp6.Name:ehp6.  In Name view, the object's name appears beside its icon.
-:p.
-:hp6.Text:ehp6.  Text view is the fastest view for a container to
+:hp6.Icon:ehp6. In Icon view, the object's name appears below its icon.
+:p.
+:hp6.Name:ehp6. In Name view, the object's name appears beside its icon.
+:p.
+:hp6.Text:ehp6. Text view is the fastest view for a container to
 maintain, but provides the least information on the objects it contains.
 :p.
-:hp6.Detail:ehp6.  Details view shows a great deal of information on the
+:hp6.Detail:ehp6. Details view shows a great deal of information on the
 objects it contains, including file sizes, dates, and times, but it is
 the slowest view for a container control to maintain.
@@ -192 +199 @@
 :p.
 The :hp6.Field Titles:ehp6. group (analogous to the Views->Details Setup
-submenu) allows you to control what is shown in a Details view.  Each
-possible field in the details view is shown.  If the field is checked,
-FM/2 will show it.  If not, it won't.
+submenu) allows you to control what is shown in a Details view. Each
+possible field in the details view is shown. If the field is checked,
+FM/2 will show it. If not, it won't.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Filter:ehp6. entry field shows the current filter mask for the
-Collector.  Moving to this field will bring up a dialog that lets you set
-a new filter.  The filter will be used for subsequent invocations of the
+Collector. Moving to this field will bring up a dialog that lets you set
+a new filter. The filter will be used for subsequent invocations of the
 Collector.
 
@@ -205 +212 @@
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\collect.bmp' align=left.
-This page lets you set the type of sort for the Collector.  If the
+:p.
+This page lets you set the type of sort for the Collector. If the
 Collector is already open it won't be affected immediately, (see
 :hp1.Resort:ehp1. context menu command), but will use the new sort type
@@ -211 +219 @@
 :p.
 You can also tell FM/2 to always display directories ahead of or behind
-files.  Note that :hp1.Last access date:ehp1. and :hp1.Creation
+files. Note that :hp1.Last access date:ehp1. and :hp1.Creation
 date:ehp1. are only meaningful for HPFS file systems; FAT file systems
-do not track this information.  The difference between
+do not track this information. The difference between
 :hp1.Pathname:ehp1. and :hp1.Filename:ehp1. is only apparent in the
-Collector.  With the former, the entire pathname of the object is used
-to sort.  With the latter, only the filename portion is used to sort.
+Collector. With the former, the entire pathname of the object is used
+to sort. With the latter, only the filename portion is used to sort.
 FM/2 maintains separate sort criteria for Drive Tree, Collector,
-Directory Container and Archive Container windows.  This page affects
+Directory Container and Archive Container windows. This page affects
 only :link reftype=hd res=90100.Collector:elink. sorting.
 
-
-:h3 res=92400 name=PANEL_TREEPAGE.Drive Tree page
-:i1 id=aboutTREEP.Drive Tree page
+:h3 res=99940 name=PANEL_ARCPAGE.Archive page
+:i1 id=aboutARCP.Archive page
+
+:artwork name='bitmaps\archive.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
+This page contains controls relating to archivers and Archive
+Containers.
+:p.
+The :hp6.Quick arc find:ehp6. toggle, if checked, causes FM/2 to check
+only files with extensions that match those configured in ARCHIVER.BB2
+as potential archives during a drag and drop operation. If you're
+dragging over files on a floppy or network directory, this can speed
+things up a bit.
+:p.
+The :hp6.Folder after extract:ehp6. toggle, if on, causes FM/2 to create
+a folder to hold objects extracted from an archive via an Archive
+Container. You'll be given an opportunity to abort the folder creation
+or to decide where the folder will be located and what it'll be named.
+:p.
+You can set a :hp6.Default archiver:ehp6. so that, when you're archiving
+files and directories, this archiver is the default for the :hp1.Select
+Archiver:ehp1. dialog.
+:p.
+If the :hp6.Show archiver activity:ehp6. toggle is checked, FM/2 runs
+archiver windows in the foreground. Normally it runs them in the
+background, minimized, so you'd have to use the task list to pull them
+to the foreground if you want to see them.
+:p.
+The :hp6.A/Virus:ehp6. field allow you to enter the command line 
+(PATH/ANTIVIRUS&period.EXE parameters) for your antivirus software 
+This must be done to enable virus checking of archives from FM/2.
+NVCC&period.EXE &percent.p /C is one possible command line option 
+if you are using Norman Antivirus.
+:p.
+The :hp6.Ext. Path:ehp6. field, if anything is in it, gives the default
+directory in which to place extracted files. Otherwise, FM/2 takes a
+wild, hairy guess about where you want the extracted files to go
+(although it'll let you override manually). You can enter "*" as the
+extract path and FM/2 will use the directory in which the archive
+resides. The :link reftype=hd res=99970.Find:elink. button can be used
+to find a directory and fill this field in automatically.
+
+
+:h3 res=92400 name=PANEL_TREEPAGE.Tree page
+:i1 id=aboutTREEP.Tree page
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\tree.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This page contains controls that affect the Drive Tree.
 :p.
@@ -236 +287 @@
 The :hp6.Double-click Opens:ehp6. toggle, if on, causes FM/2 to always
 open a new Directory Container window when a Drive Tree directory is
-double clicked.  It's probably not useful to have both this toggle and
+double clicked. It's probably not useful to have both this toggle and
 the Follow Drive Tree toggle on simultaneously.
 :p.
@@ -268 +319 @@
 
 
-:h3 res=99990 name=PANEL_TREESORTPAGE.Drive Tree sort/views page
-:i1 id=aboutTREESP.Drive Tree sort/views page
+:h3 res=99990 name=PANEL_TREESORTPAGE.Tree sort/views page
+:i1 id=aboutTREESP.Tree sort/views page
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\tree.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This page contains controls that affect Drive Tree sorting and view type.
 :p.
@@ -278 +330 @@
 
 
-:h3 res=99940 name=PANEL_ARCPAGE.Archive page
-:i1 id=aboutARCP.Archive page
-
-:artwork name='bitmaps\archive.bmp' align=left.
-This page contains controls relating to archivers and Archive
-Containers.
-:p.
-If the :hp6.Show archiver activity:ehp6. toggle is checked, FM/2 runs
-archiver windows in the foreground.  Normally it runs them in the
-background, minimized, so you'd have to use the task list to pull them
-to the foreground if you want to see them.
-:p.
-The :hp6.Quick arc find:ehp6. toggle, if checked, causes FM/2 to check
-only files with extensions that match those configured in ARCHIVER.BB2
-as potential archives during a drag and drop operation.  If you're
-dragging over files on a floppy or network directory, this can speed
-things up a bit.
-:p.
-The :hp6.Folder after extract:ehp6. toggle, if on, causes FM/2 to create
-a folder to hold objects extracted from an archive via an Archive
-Container.  You'll be given an opportunity to abort the folder creation
-or to decide where the folder will be located and what it'll be named.
-:p.
-You can set a :hp6.Default archiver:ehp6. so that, when you're archiving
-files and directories, this archiver is the default for the :hp1.Select
-Archiver:ehp1. dialog.
-:p.
-The :hp6.Ext. Path:ehp6. field, if anything is in it, gives the default
-directory in which to place extracted files.  Otherwise, FM/2 takes a
-wild, hairy guess about where you want the extracted files to go
-(although it'll let you override manually).  You can enter "*" as the
-extract path and FM/2 will use the directory in which the archive
-resides.  The :link reftype=hd res=99970.Find:elink. button can be used
-to find a directory and fill this field in automatically.
-
-
 :h3 res=92200 name=PANEL_VIEWPAGE.Viewers page
 :i1 id=aboutVIEWP.Viewers page
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\viewer.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This page contains controls relating to viewers.
 :p.
@@ -324 +341 @@
 Without this checked, FM/2 will use an internal MLE-based viewer/editor
 which can be considerably slower, but does allow the option of editing
-files.  It is strongly suggested that you check this option and use an
+files. It is strongly suggested that you check this option and use an
 external editor rather than the internal editor, since editors are
 rather complex programs in their own right, and the internal version is
@@ -331 +348 @@
 The :hp6.Check for multimedia w/ MMPM/2:ehp6. toggle can be unchecked to
 cause FM/2 to :hp1.not:ehp1. use the MMPM/2 interface to determine
-whether or not a file to be viewed is a multimedia type.  The reason for
+whether or not a file to be viewed is a multimedia type. The reason for
 this toggle is to avoid crashing FM/2 if you've installed a buggy MMPM/2
-I/O procedure.  Some desktop "enhancement" programs install such buggy
-IOProcs.  If you can't get it fixed, at least you can work around it
-(sigh).  You can manually put back some of this functionality using
-FM/2's :link reftype=hd res=90400.Associations:elink. feature.
-:p.
+I/O procedure. Some desktop "enhancement" programs install such buggy
+IOProcs. If you can't get it fixed, at least you can work around it
+(sigh). You can manually put back some of this functionality using
+FM/2's :link reftype=hd res=90400.Associations:elink. feature. If you have
+installed Russel O'Connor's MP3 IOProcs you should uncheck this feature  
+because it results in many non-multimedia programs being identified as
+multimedia and some multimedia not being identified as such. Use the 
+:link reftype=hd res=90400.Associations:elink. instead.
+:p.              
 The :hp6.Guess view type:ehp6. toggle, if on, causes FM/2 to guess at the
 type of the file being viewed (text or binary) and display it accordingly.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Run Viewer as child session:ehp6. toggle causes FM/2 to run the
-:hp1.Viewer:ehp1. program (see below) as a child session.  The main result
+:hp1.Viewer:ehp1. program (see below) as a child session. The main result
 of this is that the Viewer will close when FM/2 closes.
 :p.
 You can fill in the names of programs to run to view WWW (web --
 http&colon.//) or FTP (ftp&colon.//) internet components when they're
-encountered in text in the internal viewers here.  In the faster
+encountered in text in the internal viewers here. In the faster
 (non-MLE) internal viewer, double-clicking the line containing the
 component causes it to be viewed (you're given a choice of component if
-there's more than one on the line).  For WWW components, the prefacing
-"http&colon.//" is included.  For FTP components, the prefacing
-"ftp&colon.//" is :hp1.not:ehp1. included.  In the MLE-based internal
+there's more than one on the line). For WWW components, the prefacing
+"http&colon.//" is included. For FTP components, the prefacing
+"ftp&colon.//" is :hp1.not:ehp1. included. In the MLE-based internal
 viewer/editor, you highlight the desired text and choose to view the
-component from a context menu.  The command line that you enter here is
+component from a context menu. The command line that you enter here is
 automatically appended with a space and then the component descriptor
 from the text.
@@ -361 +382 @@
 you have no text viewer, binary viewer or text editor configured here.
 It's recommended that you fill these fields in with whatever editors you
-like rather than use the internals.  The :link reftype=hd
+like rather than use the internals. The :link reftype=hd
 res=99970.Find:elink. button can be used to find a program and fill
 these fields in automatically (see :link reftype=hd
-res=99970.examples:elink. at that topic).  Don't forget that you can
+res=99970.examples:elink. at that topic). Don't forget that you can
 cause FM/2 to automatically use many different types of viewing programs
 based on the type of file using the :link reftype=hd
-res=90400.Associations:elink. feature.
+res=90400.Associations:elink. feature. 
+ 
+:h4 res=99970 name=PANEL_FIND.Find button
+:i1 id=aboutFINDB.Find button
+
+:artwork name='bitmaps\find.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
+The :hp1.Find:ehp1. button can be clicked to bring up a dialog that will
+let you point-and-click on a file or directory name that will be
+imported to the current entry field. For example, if you're in the
+:hp6.Editor:ehp6. entry field and click Find, you'll get a standard OS/2
+open dialog which you may use to find your editor executable.
+:p.
+Examples:
+:p.
+Editor:  "EPM.EXE %a"
+.br
+or       "AE.EXE %a"
+.br
+or       "VS.EXE %a"
+.br
+or       "CMD.EXE /C START /C /FS EMACS.EXE %a"
+.br
+Viewer:  "HVPM.EXE /K %a" (Hyperview PM, excellent viewer)
+.br
+or       "LSTPM.EXE %a"
+.br
+or       "LIST2.EXE %a"
+.br
+Compare: "COMP.COM %a"
+.br
+or       "CONTRAST.EXE %a"
+.br
+or       "GFC.EXE %a"
+.br
+or       "CMD.EXE /C MYCOMP.CMD %a"
+.br
+DirCmp:  "PMDMATCH.EXE" (PMDirMatch, excellent directory comparitor)
+.br
+Virus:   "OS2SCAN.EXE %p /SUB /A"
+:p.
+See also :link reftype=hd res=100075.Metastrings:elink..
 
 
@@ -381 +443 @@
 :p.
 If the :hp6.Dir Cmp:ehp6. field is filled in, FM/2 runs that when
-directories are to be compared.  FM/2 fills in the name of the two
+directories are to be compared. FM/2 fills in the name of the two
 directories after the text entered in this field -- no "%a" or other
 metastring is required.
@@ -394 +456 @@
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\monolith.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This page contains controls that affect FM/2 when run as a monolithic
 program (a Drive Tree and none or more Directory Containers contained
@@ -410 +473 @@
 Container is opened.
 :p.
-The :hp6.Recent Dirs:ehp6. toggle is a 3-position toggle.  If checked,
+The :hp6.Recent Dirs:ehp6. toggle is a 3-position toggle. If checked,
 FM/2 places temporary entries for directories "visited" during a session
-to the user directory quicklist and Walk Directories dialog.  If greyed,
+to the user directory quicklist and Walk Directories dialog. If grayed,
 FM/2 also places temporary entries for any directory chosen using the
 :link reftype=hd res=91500.Walk Directories:elink. dialog.
@@ -420 +483 @@
 checked, you'll have to set up each application separately, but
 configurations can be different than that in the monolithic FM/2
-application itself.  If you don't understand that, let's try this&colon.
+application itself. If you don't understand that, let's try this&colon.
 if you run the Visual Tree program a lot, you'll probably want to check
-this.  Otherwise, you won't.
+this. Otherwise, you won't.
 :p.
 If you check the :hp6.Free Drive Tree:ehp6. toggle, FM/2 will allow you
-to move the Drive Tree Container.  Otherwise it "pins" it in the upper
+to move the Drive Tree Container. Otherwise it "pins" it in the upper
 left corner of the client window.
 :p.
 Normally FM/2 leaves a space below the Drive Tree just the right size for
-a minimized window.  Checking the :hp6.No space under Tree:ehp6. toggle
+a minimized window. Checking the :hp6.No space under Tree:ehp6. toggle
 causes FM/2 to start without this space below the Drive Tree.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Save state of dir windows:ehp6. toggle, if checked, causes FM/2
 to "remember" the directory windows that are open when you close FM/2 so
-that it can open them again when you restart FM/2.  If you turn this on,
+that it can open them again when you restart FM/2. If you turn this on,
 be sure to play with the Free Tree and Autotile toggles under the Windows
 menu to achieve the desired effect (everyone will want a different
-effect).  You'll probably want to omit any directories from the command
+effect). You'll probably want to omit any directories from the command
 line if you turn on this toggle.
 :p.
@@ -444 +507 @@
 :p.
 If :hp6.Split Status:ehp6. is checked, you get two status lines at the
-bottom of the FM/2 window instead of one.  The left status line typically
+bottom of the FM/2 window instead of one. The left status line typically
 contains information about the current container, the right about the
-current object in the container.  Cool.
+current object in the container. Cool.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Start minimized:ehp6. and :hp6.Start maximized:ehp6. toggles
@@ -453 +516 @@
 The :hp6.Minimize to databar:ehp6. toggle, if on, causes FM/2 to
 minimize to a small, bar-shaped window (the :link reftype=hd
-res=99000.databar:elink.) showing some system information.  The
+res=99000.databar:elink.) showing some system information. The
 databar can be run separately if desired -- look in the FM/2 folder.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Tile horizontal:ehp6. toggle, if on, causes FM/2 to favor
-tiling windows so they're taller than wide.  I suggest you think twice
+tiling windows so they're taller than wide. I suggest you think twice
 before doing this; displaying files is basically a horizontal operation,
 not vertical (at least in countries that read left to right or right to
-left).  In other words, using this toggle will cause windows to be
+left). In other words, using this toggle will cause windows to be
 biased to display side-by-side rather than one above another, which
 means that the horizontal reading space is limited, resulting in more
@@ -468 +531 @@
 The :hp6.Animate:ehp6. toggle, when on, causes internal FM/2 windows to
 be animated when they open and close (if you have animation turned on in
-the WPS System object, of course).  Silly.
+the WPS System object, of course). Silly.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Blue/yellow LEDs:ehp6. toggle, when checked, causes FM/2 to
 display the thread LED as blue (off) and yellow (on) LEDs rather than
-the default red (off) and green (on) LEDs.  The change will not show up
+the default red (off) and green (on) LEDs. The change will not show up
 on the application window until you close and then reopen FM/2.
 :p.
@@ -484 +547 @@
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\general.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This page contains controls that didn't seem to fit anywhere else.
 :p.
 :hp6.Confirm delete:ehp6. controls whether FM/2 will ask you to confirm
 the deletion of files (deleting directories or hidden/system files
-always requires confirmation).  It is recommended that you leave this
+always requires confirmation). It is recommended that you leave this
 option on; FM/2 will let you confirm all files on which you're acting
 from one dialog, so it has minimal impact and provides a safety net.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Verify disk writes:ehp6. toggle turns system-level write
-verification on and off.  This is like typing :link reftype=launch
+verification on and off. This is like typing :link reftype=launch
 object='CMD.EXE' data='/C HELP VERIFY'.VERIFY ON:elink. or VERIFY OFF at
 a command line.
@@ -499 +563 @@
 The :hp6.Don't move my mouse!:ehp6. toggle keeps FM/2 from moving your
 mouse (to place it in the center of a popup menu or over the Okay button
-in some dialogs).  Some people like the help, others don't.  Take your
+in some dialogs). Some people like the help, others don't. Take your
 pick.
 :p.
-:hp6.Link Sets Icon:ehp6. changes the action of a link-drag.  If this
+:hp6.Link Sets Icon:ehp6. changes the action of a link-drag. If this
 toggle is set, a link drag causes FM/2 to try to set the icon of the
 target to the icon of the first dropped object (if the first dropped
 object has no .ICON EA and is not an icon file, the target's icon is
-reset.  Note that OS/2 sometimes buffers this info and an icon change
-may not show up immediately).  If not set, a link drag causes FM/2 to do
+reset. Note that OS/2 sometimes buffers this info and an icon change
+may not show up immediately). If not set, a link drag causes FM/2 to do
 a compare of the target with the dropped objects.
 :p.
 If :hp6.Default action Copy:ehp6. is checked, FM/2's windows perform a
 copy rather than move by default (note the highlighting on the mouse
-pointer as your cue).  Instead of pressing the Ctrl key to change a drag
+pointer as your cue). Instead of pressing the Ctrl key to change a drag
 from a move to a copy, you'll need to press the Shift key to change a
-drag from a copy to a move (don't ask me why).  Note that this is the
-opposite of the standard OS/2 behavior, so know what you're doing.  I
+drag from a copy to a move (don't ask me why). Note that this is the
+opposite of the standard OS/2 behavior, so know what you're doing. I
 remind you that pressing F1 when you have a target in an FM/2 window
 will display some help on what the drag command would have performed.
@@ -525 +589 @@
 :p.
 FM/2 usually performs copy and move actions at the lowest "normal"
-priority available.  If you'd like FM/2 to use a true "idle" priority,
-check the :hp6.Idle Copy:ehp6. toggle.  Warning&colon.  if a DOS program
+priority available. If you'd like FM/2 to use a true "idle" priority,
+check the :hp6.Idle Copy:ehp6. toggle. Warning&colon. if a DOS program
 is running, even in the background, idle priority threads slow
-:hp2.way:ehp2. down.  :hp3.Performance at true idle with DOS programs
+:hp2.way:ehp2. down. :hp3.Performance at true idle with DOS programs
 running may not be acceptable.:ehp3.
 :p.
@@ -536 +600 @@
 :p.
 :hp6.Default delete perm.:ehp6. controls which type of deletion is the
-default for the Delete context submenu.  If this is checked, the default
+default for the Delete context submenu. If this is checked, the default
 is permanent (unrecoverable) deletion.
 :p.
@@ -546 +610 @@
 default, FM/2 allows you to confirm the target directory to be used when
 you elect to move or copy file system objects using menu or accelerator
-key commands.  Otherwise, the operation is performed without
+key commands. Otherwise, the operation is performed without
 intervention by you, moving or copying the objects to the :hp6.:link
 reftype=hd res=100065.Target directory:elink.:ehp6. (if one is set, of
@@ -556 +620 @@
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\scan.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This page contains controls related to how FM/2 scans your drives.
 :p.
 :hp6.Uppercase names:ehp6. and :hp6.Lowercase names:ehp6. control how
-FM/2 pretreats filenames before inserting them into the container.  The
-default is not to change the case of the filenames at all.  Changing
+FM/2 pretreats filenames before inserting them into the container. The
+default is not to change the case of the filenames at all. Changing
 these toggles will have an effect on the next rescan.
 :p.
 If :hp6.Load Subjects:ehp6. is checked, FM/2 loads object descriptions
-from their standard WPS .SUBJECT EAs during scans.  If you change the
+from their standard WPS .SUBJECT EAs during scans. If you change the
 state of this toggle, you'll need to rescan to get the change to show up
-in FM/2's containers.  Note that only the Details view shows Subjects.
-Subjects may be direct-edited when showing in the container.  You can
+in FM/2's containers. Note that only the Details view shows Subjects.
+Subjects may be direct-edited when showing in the container. You can
 also pick :hp1.Subject:ehp1. from a context menu, whether Subjects are
 being loaded during scans or not, to view and optionally change the
-object description.  You can turn this off to increase scanning speed.
+object description. You can turn this off to increase scanning speed.
 You can also adjust this on a drive-by-drive basis from the command line
 (see the :link reftype=launch object='E.EXE'
-data='READ.ME'.READ.ME:elink. that came with FM/2).
+data='\FM2\README'.READ.ME:elink. that came with FM/2).
 :p.
 If :hp6.Load Longnames:ehp6. is checked, FM/2 loads the .LONGNAME
-extended attribute for non-HPFS drives.  This attribute usually contains
+extended attribute for non-HPFS drives. This attribute usually contains
 a long name for objects that should be restored if the object is moved
-to an HPFS drive.  As for Subject, Longnames are only shown in the
-Details view.  You can turn this off to marginally increase scanning
-speed.  You can also adjust this on a drive-by-drive basis from the
+to an HPFS drive. As for Subject, Longnames are only shown in the
+Details view. You can turn this off to marginally increase scanning
+speed. You can also adjust this on a drive-by-drive basis from the
 command line (see the :link reftype=launch object='E.EXE'
-data='READ.ME'.READ.ME:elink. that came with FM/2).
+data='\FM2\README'.READ.ME:elink. that came with FM/2).
 :p.
 If :hp6.Load file icons:ehp6. and/or :hp6.Load directory icons:ehp6. are
 checked, FM/2 will load the icons of objects from the file system;
-otherwise it uses defaults.  Although turning these off can speed up
-scanning, it makes for boring containers.  This is PM, folks, enjoy the
+otherwise it uses defaults. Although turning these off can speed up
+scanning, it makes for boring containers. This is PM, folks, enjoy the
 bells and whistles! You can also adjust this on a drive-by-drive basis
 from the command line (see the :link reftype=launch object='E.EXE'
-data='READ.ME'.READ.ME:elink. that came with FM/2) so that you can, for
+data='\FM2\README'.READ.ME:elink. that came with FM/2) so that you can, for
 instance, skip reading in icons from very slow drives (CD or floppy, for
 example) and/or from disks containing only DOS programs (DOS programs
 don't normally have special icons associated with them, anyway).
 :p.
-:hp6.Notes:ehp6.&colon.  some very slow drives (like EZ and ZIP drives)
+:hp6.Notes:ehp6.&colon. some very slow drives (like EZ and ZIP drives)
 :hp1.will:ehp1. benefit from turning off some of the automatic
-information gathering above.  Experiment and adjust to taste. See also
+information gathering above. Experiment and adjust to taste. See also
 the :link reftype=hd res=99980.Drive flags:elink. topic.
 :p.
@@ -603 +668 @@
 a find for more than one file at a time from working correctly. Symptoms
 range from invalid data returned to trapping of the requesting
-application.  While you'd think that these bugs would be fixed (and they
-are), new versions seem to reintroduce them again.  Therefore, FM/2
-provides the :hp6.Remote find bug:ehp6. toggle.  If checked, FM/2 will
-only ask for one file at a time from remote drives.  This is slower, but
-at least useable.  In the meantime, ask you system administrator to
+application. While you'd think that these bugs would be fixed (and they
+are), new versions seem to reintroduce them again. Therefore, FM/2
+provides the :hp6.Remote find bug:ehp6. toggle. If checked, FM/2 will
+only ask for one file at a time from remote drives. This is slower, but
+at least usable. In the meantime, ask you system administrator to
 upgrade the LAN software -- most of these bugs have been fixed in newer
 versions.
 :p.
 If you turn this toggle off (it's on by default) and FM/2 starts
-behaving strangely, turn it back off.  If FM/2 traps and you can't get
+behaving strangely, turn it back off. If FM/2 traps and you can't get
 to the settings page, disconnect from the network, start FM/2, then
-turn off the toggle.  If that's not possible for some reason, use
+turn off the toggle. If that's not possible for some reason, use
 FM/2's INI editor to view FM3.INI and delete the "RemoteBug" keyword
 from the INI (which will cause FM/2 to revert to the default setting).
@@ -623 +688 @@
 even if they do contain subdirectories until you double-click the drive.
 Floppy drives A&colon. and B&colon. receive this treatment without this
-toggle; it's for other removable drives, like CD-ROM drives.  This was
+toggle; it's for other removable drives, like CD-ROM drives. This was
 added to allow folks with CD-ROM carousels to avoid having each CD
 loaded and scanned automatically at FM/2 startup.
 :p.
 The :hp6.Findbuf:ehp6. spin button controls how many files FM/2 searches
-for in one system call.  The higher this number, the faster FM/2 works
+for in one system call. The higher this number, the faster FM/2 works
 (with properly operating FSDs that support "finding" more than one file
 at a time -- unfortunately, the FSDs that can benefit the most from this,
 network FSDs, are the ones most often broken), but the more memory is
-temporarily consumed as a container is filled.  If you habitually work
+temporarily consumed as a container is filled. If you habitually work
 with directories containing great numbers of files and have sufficient
-memory, boosting this may be a good idea.  On the other hand, if you are
+memory, boosting this may be a good idea. On the other hand, if you are
 extremely limited in memory (less than 16 megs), reducing this might be
-the thing to do.  The range is 16 to 2048, with 128 the default.
+the thing to do. The range is 16 to 2048, with 128 the default.
 
 
@@ -643 +708 @@
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\bubble.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This page controls where FM/2 shows bubble help.
 :p.
@@ -649 +715 @@
 :p.
 :hp6.Drivebar help:ehp6. controls whether FM/2 shows drive freespace
-when the mouse pointer passes over drivebar buttons.  FM/2 will not show
+when the mouse pointer passes over drivebar buttons. FM/2 will not show
 freespace for floppy drives A&colon. or B&colon., for CD-ROM drives, or
 for drives marked as Slow in the :link reftype=hd res=99980.Drive
@@ -661 +727 @@
 
 :artwork name='bitmaps\flash.bmp' align=left.
+:p.
 This page allows you to select from a few pre-configured setups for FM/2
-in general.  You'll see this page automatically the first time you run
-FM/2.  Pick something that looks close to what you want without worrying
-too much about it  -- you can always change it later.  The idea is to
+in general. You'll see this page automatically the first time you run
+FM/2. Pick something that looks close to what you want without worrying
+too much about it  -- you can always change it later. The idea is to
 give you some quick choices about the general way you'd like FM/2 to
 look and behave, and allow you to tweak specifics later as you get some
@@ -678 +745 @@
 You'll have to use the mouse and work from context menus and accelerator
 keys alone, but you'll have the maximum amount of free space within the
-main FM/2 window.  :hp3.Hint&colon.:ehp3. The System Menu contains the
+main FM/2 window. :hp3.Hint&colon.:ehp3. The System Menu contains the
 command to unhide the pulldown menu, if that's going too far for you.
 :p.
@@ -689 +756 @@
 :p.
 :hp6.Max filenames:ehp6. puts FM/2's Directory Containers into a state
-that allows the most filenames per container.  Rather unattractive.
+that allows the most filenames per container. Rather unattractive.
 :p.
 :hp6.Max speed:ehp6. turns off some automatic information gathering to
@@ -703 +770 @@
 Windows file manager, with one Directory container.
 :p.
-:hp6.Hector's way:ehp6. sets FM/2 up the way the author likes it.  Your
+:hp6.Hector's way:ehp6. sets FM/2 up the way the author likes it. Your
 mileage may vary.
 :p.
@@ -710 +777 @@
 
 
-:h3 res=99970 name=PANEL_FIND.Find button
-:i1 id=aboutFINDB.Find button
-
-:artwork name='bitmaps\find.bmp' align=left.
-The :hp1.Find:ehp1. button can be clicked to bring up a dialog that will
-let you point-and-click on a file or directory name that will be
-imported to the current entry field.  For example, if you're in the
-:hp6.Editor:ehp6. entry field and click Find, you'll get a standard OS/2
-open dialog which you may use to find your editor executable.
-:p.
-Examples:
-:p.
-Editor:  "EPM.EXE %a"
-.br
-or       "Q.EXE %a"
-.br
-or       "VS.EXE %a"
-.br
-or       "CMD.EXE /C START /C /FS EMACS.EXE %a"
-.br
-Viewer:  "HVPM.EXE /K %a" (Hyperview PM, excellent viewer)
-.br
-or       "LSTPM.EXE %a"
-.br
-or       "LIST2.EXE %a"
-.br
-Compare: "COMP.COM %a"
-.br
-or       "CONTRAST.EXE %a"
-.br
-or       "GFC.EXE %a"
-.br
-or       "CMD.EXE /C MYCOMP.CMD %a"
-.br
-DirCmp:  "PMDMATCH.EXE" (PMDirMatch, excellent directory comparitor)
-.br
-Virus:   "OS2SCAN.EXE %p /SUB /A"
-:p.
-See also :link reftype=hd res=100075.Metastrings:elink..
-
+