Category : Utilities for DOS and Windows Machines
Archive : CEZ220.ZIP
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Copyright (C) 1990, PCSS
PO Box 70
Greenview, CA 96037
(916) 467-3145
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Copyright (C) 1990 PCSS PCSS PO Box 70 Greenview, CA 96037 Tech Support BBS: (916) 467-3146
Press < PgDn> for Help ...ÿ 10 P $To duplicate disks, you first selectthe
ReadMastercommand to create an%image file from your master diskette.%The image is then stored on your harddisk.Next, you select the CopyImage"command$to create disks from the image file.ÿ 10 P Use the Imagecommand to enter the name$of the image file you want to create$or use. If you do not enter a name,%CopyEZ creates a temporary file named
COPYEZ.$$$
.Use the Drive(s)command to tell CopyEZ%which diskette drive or drives to use&for reading or copying disks. Use the Loader
command if you are using an autoloader.ÿ 10 P $To choose a command, press the right'or left arrow key to move the highlight$over the desired command, then pressthe < Enter
> key to select the command. OR%Press the first letter of the desired command. For example, press < ! Q"> to
select the Quitcommand.ÿ 10 P To read a master diskette:
1Type an image file name inthe Image Window. 2 Type the drive letter of yourmaster disk in the Drive(s)Window. 3Press < R > to begin.ÿ 10 P
To duplicate:Press <
C
> to copy the image youyou just read. OR (...ÿ 10 P 1"Type the name of an existing imagefile in the Image Window. 2 Type one or two diskette drive letters in the Drive(s) Window. 3Press < C > to begin.ÿ 10 ÿP %For more help, choose a command, thenpress <
F1 >.Press <
Esc
> to close the Help Window and return to the Main Menu.ÿ 10 P "Move the highlighted cursor to thecommand and press <
Enter
> or type the appropriate letter key. Press < # Esc&>!to exit and save your selections.Use Autoload
to toggle the Drive&designation between a drive letter and"the autoloader. When selected, the Drive designation will change to LOADER .ÿ 10 ÿP The Drive
command specifies the disk-$ette drive letter of the autoloader. Interface
specifies the communications$parameters in use by the autoloader. Test performs a communications test#between the computer and autloader.
Exercise cylces the different commandsthrough the autloader.ÿ 10 ÿP %Type the drive letter of the diskette drive found in the Autoloader.#Usually drive B:, however any drive%letter recognizable by DOS will work.ÿ 10 ÿP Port!: Toggles between COM1 and COM2.$Select the serial port the loader is attached to. Baud!: Toggles between 1200,2400,4800&and 9600. Select the baudrate set forthe autoloader. Format : Toggles between various!combinations of Data/Parity/Stop.$Select one that matches your loader.ÿ 10 ÿP $If the letters A-Z are not appearing#in the window, either the loader is"not in test mode, the COMn port is not interfaced correctly, or the!cabling is not correct. You will have to investigate further to$determine the error. CopyEZ can not"make any further analysis for you.ÿ 10 ÿP %Either move the cursor to the command'you wish to exercise or type the letterof the command.!If the state of the autoloader is unknown, first issue Calibrate.%After Insert, either Accept or Reject%may be issued to dispense of the disk&in the drive. 3 and 5 commands may or%may not be valid for your autoloader.ÿ 10 P % %Type your serialization commands, one
per line.Valid commands are: ASCII LENGTHa number between 1 and 10.
BINARY LENGTHeither 2 or 4.ÿ 10 P and...The TRACK , SIDE, SECTOR, OFFSET#and TYPE"for each serial number to install.'For example, to install an ASCII serial$number on track 5, side 0, sector 8,offset 16, you would enter:
5 0 8 16 Aÿ 10 P $If you know the DOS sector number of$the sector to be serialized, you canuse the LSECcommand instead of the'physical track, side and sector values.'CopyEZ converts the logical sector to a#physical location. For example, to&serialze logical sector 5 at offset 16%with an ASCII number, you would type: LSEC 5 16 Aÿ 10 P
Editing Keys:&Use the arrow keys to move the cursor.< Home > Move cursor to front of line.< End > Move cursor to end of line.< Ins$> Toggle insert or overstrike mode.< Del > Delete character at cursor.< Bksp"> Delete character left of cursor.< F9> Copy line to buffer.ÿ 10 ÿP < Alt-I >Insert line from buffer.< Alt-D >Delete line to buffer.< Ctrl><
PgDn> Delete line, no save.< Ctrl><
End
> Delete to end of line.< Esc>Exit. Process commandsand return to menu.ÿ 10 ÿP CopyEZ's Optimizefeature reduces image"file size and duplication time for#disks that are not completely full.&CopyEZ only copies tracks that contain%data. Refer to the User's Manual for$more information about optimization.Press <
Enter> or < Y> to optimize.Type < N
!> if you do not want to optimize.ÿ 10 ÿP $The Image Select Window displays the names of all files ending with
" .IMG'in the current image directory.$Use the cursor keys to highlight the"file you want to use, then press < % Enter*>
to select it.Press <
Esc
> to exit the window withoutmaking a selection.ÿ 10 ÿP %Type the drive letter of the diskette'drive you will use to read or duplicate$diskettes. The keyword 'LOADER' will%use the loader specification found inthe Loader command menu. You can type two drive letters,"separated by a comma, to alternate%between two drives. Both drives mustbe the same type.ÿ 10 ÿP
Select the Printcommand to turnlabel printing on or off.
Select the Layoutcommand to displaythe Label Layout Window.
Select the Testcommand to print a test label.ÿ 10 P #Type the name of the image file youwant to create or use.You can press < F9> to display a list ofall files ending with .IMG in the$current directory. To list files in$another directory, type the new path'name in the Image Window and then press< F9>.ÿ 10 ÿP 'To create a permanent image file, enter'a drive, path and file name. If you do#not include a path, CopyEZ uses thecurrent directory.%To create a temporary image file, usethe default file name,
COPYEZ.$$$$.&You do not need to type the name; justpress <
Ctrl>< PgDn> to erase the current%file name, and CopyEZ defaults to thethe temporary file.ÿ 10 ÿP #The temporary image file contains a valid image.Type < Y
> to save the current image.'CopyEZ will prompt you for a file name.Type < N
> to discard the current image.ÿ 10 ÿP %Type a file name. CopyEZ renames the'temporary file to the name you specify.%If the file name you specify does not%include an extension, CopyEZ adds the extension
.IMG.&The file is saved in the current image
directory.ÿ 10 ÿP $The image file you specified already%exists. If you proceed, the existing!image will be replaced by the newimage.Type < Y
> to overwrite the existing image, or < N > to cancel.ÿ 10 ÿP % %Insert the next diskette to be copied
in the requested drive.Press < Enter> to continue. ORPress <
Esc
> to stop copying diskettes.ÿ 10 ÿP " "Insert your master diskette in the
requested drive.Press < Enter> to read the master. OR
Press < Esc > to cancel.ÿ 10 P &Use the down and up arrow keys to move&the highlight over the option that you want to change, then press < Enter$>. OR#Type the first letter of the optionthat you want to change.ÿ 10 P Turn Formaton to format disketteswhile copying.Turn Verifyon to verify that diskettesare copied correctly.ÿ 10 ÿP
Select the Printcommand to display the$Print Menu. The Print Menu controlslabel printing.
Select the Serializecommand to display%the Serialization Menu, where you can&define serial number locations and setthe starting serial number.ÿ 10 ÿP
Select the Serializecommand to turnserialization on or off.
Select the Definecommand to displaythe Define Window.
Select the Numbercommand to enter anew starting serial number.ÿ 10 ÿP " "Type a new starting serial number.&The length of the number is determinedby the current ASCII LENGTH
command inthe Define Window.ÿ 10 ÿP '---------------------------------------'---------------------------------------ÿ 10 P %Use the Label Layout Editor to design#your label as you want it to appear on paper.%The Layout window is 46 characters by 10 lines.'If you need to print a line longer than$46 characters, end the first part ofthe line with a backslash ( \ ).ÿ 10 P #To print the current serial number,#type a series of tilde characters (
& ~')%representing the size and location ofthe serial number.%For example, to print a serial number!8 characters long, type 8 tildes.&The maximum serial number length is 10&characters. The length is independent$of the current ASCII LENGTH setting.ÿ 10 P CopyEZ recognizes three dot commands': .INIT
To send initialization codes to
the printer prior to printing. .EXIT
To send reset codes if needed
after printing labels. .LF
To print blank lines for proper
label spacing.ÿ 10 P %Dot commands must be typed flush withthe left margin.You can use more than one INIT"or % EXIT'command, but each must be on a separate'line. No carriage return is sent after'the INIT or EXIT commands. You can use&the \013\010 escape sequence to send a"CR/LF if required by your printer.ÿ 10 P %Because blank lines on the screen are not printed, you must use the
! LF$dot command to print blank lines.#The LF command is typically used to%position the next label for printing.&You can print more than one blank line#by typing a one or two digit numberafter the LF command (e.g. .LF 3#).ÿ 10 P You can use escape sequences to send control codes to your printer.
! #Escape sequences consist of a backslash followed by a three digit number$corresponding to the ASCII character$that you want to send. For example,"to send the ASCII escape characteryou would type \027. You must typeall three digits.ÿ 10 P
Editing Keys:&Use the arrow keys to move the cursor.< Home > Move cursor to front of line.< End > Move cursor to end of line.< Ins$> Toggle insert or overstrike mode.< Del > Delete character at cursor.< Bksp"> Delete character left of cursor.< F9> Copy line to buffer.ÿ 10 ÿP < Alt-I >Insert line from buffer.< Alt-D >Delete line to buffer.< Ctrl><
PgDn> Delete line, no save.< Ctrl><
End
> Delete to end of line.< Esc>Exit. Process commandsand return to menu.ÿ 10 ÿP %Make sure that your printer is turned on, and the
OnLineor
Ready lamp is on.$Press any key to print a test label.%CopyEZ prints to the DOS PRN: device,$which is LPT1: on most systems. You&can use the DOS MODE command to direct"printer output to some other port.ÿ 10 ÿP "The file name you entered is not avalid DOS file name.$You must specify a unique file name. The DOS wildcard characters, *"and & ?cannot be used.ÿ 10 ÿP #The drive letter you specified does
not exist.Type a new drive letter.ÿ 10 ÿP #The drive letter you specified does
not exist.Type a new drive letter.ÿ 10 ÿP %The second drive letter you specifieddoes not exist."Type a new secondary drive letter.ÿ 10 ÿP $The current image file is not valid.$This can be caused by an error while"reading the master (for example, afull hard disk).#Exit CopyEZ, determine the cause of#the error, then read in your masterdiskette again.ÿ 10 ÿP &CopyEZ was unable to write information%to the image file header (the part of#the file where CopyEZ stores serial&numbers, labels, and option settings).%Probable causes are a full hard disk,or bad sectors on the disk.ÿ 10 ÿP CopyEZ was unable to delete thetemporary image file.#This usually only occurs after some!other error caused the file to bedeleted.ÿ 10 ÿP %CopyEZ encountered an error accessing%the image file. Possible causes are: 1 The file you specified is not aCopyEZ image file. 2 The file is damaged, unreadable,or does not exist. 3$The file was made by another version!of CopyEZ and cannot be used with
this version.ÿ 10 ÿP #Serial numbers must be greater than0 and less than 2147483647.ÿ 10 ÿP The ASCII LENGTHcommand specifies the%number of digits in the ASCII versionof the serial number.'You can type a number between 1 and 10.ÿ 10 ÿP The
BINARY LENGTHcommand specifies!the size (in bytes) of the binary"serial number. Serial numbers are%stored internally as 4-byte integers,!but you can output them as either 2-byte or 4-byte binary values.#The only valid BINARY LENGTH valuesare 2 and
4.ÿ 10 ÿP $You have tried to enter extra serial%number commands by deleting the ASCII%LENGTH and/or BINARY LENGTH commands."The ASCII LENGTH and BINARY LENGTH$commands are manditory, and must not be removed.ÿ 10 ÿP Valid serial number types are ! A#for ASCII and
B for binary.ÿ 10 ÿP %The track number you specified is not$appropriate for the type of disk youare duplicating.!If Optimization is on, you may be$trying to serialize a track that was not read into the image file.ÿ 10 ÿP $The side number you specified is not$appropriate for the type of disk youare duplicating.&Sides are numbered 0 and 1 for double- sided disks.#Single-sided disks use only side 0.ÿ 10 ÿP &The sector number you specified is not$appropriate for the type of disk youare duplicating.Typical sector ranges are:&1 - 8 for 160Kb and 320Kb diskettes.&1 - 9 for 360Kb and 720Kb diskettes. 1 - 15 for 1.2Mb diskettes. 1 - 18 for 1.44Mb diskettes.ÿ 10 ÿP %The offset value you specified is not$appropriate for the type of disk youare duplicating.#Because serial numbers cannot cross sector boundaries, the value you%specify must be less than or equal to( sector size) -( serial number length().ÿ 10 ÿP $The label layout is empty. You must$define a label layout before you can
print labels.
Choose the Layout command from the Print Menu to display the Layout Window, then design your label.ÿ 10 ÿP "You must read in a master disk, or%select an existing image file, beforeyou can set options.Use the
ReadMastercommand to read a master disk.Use the Imagecommand to select anexisting image file.ÿ 10 ÿP 'DOS returned an error when CopyEZ tried'to rename the temporary file to the new%file name. This is an unusual error,and should be investigated.'If you exit now, CopyEZ will delete the$temporary image file (as always), so%you may want to reboot instead. Thenrename the file yourself.ÿ 10 ÿP #The file name you specified already&exists in the current image directory.Type a new file name.ÿ 10 ÿP !DOS returned an error when CopyEZ#tried to close and save the current image file.$This can be caused by a full disk or"other unusual circumstances. Exit%CopyEZ and determine the cause of the$error, then read the master disketteagain.ÿ 10 ÿP %The master disk you specified appearsto be a hard disk.$CopyEZ only duplicates floppy disks.&Refer to the User's Manual, or contact%EZ-Logic for a list of the disk types currently supported by CopyEZ.ÿ 10 ÿP #CopyEZ cannot determine the type of disk you are trying to read.&This version of CopyEZ only duplicates standard IBM PC-DOS diskettes.&Refer to the User's Manual, or contact%EZ-Logic for a list of the disk types currently supported by CopyEZ.ÿ 10 ÿP %CopyEZ encountered a disk error while#trying to determine the media type.%Make sure that your master disk is in&good condition, and the diskette drivedoor is fully closed.ÿ 10 ÿP 'CopyEZ encountered a disk access error.&The disk may be damaged or unreadable,%or the drive may be incompatible with$the type of diskette you are readingor duplicating.ÿ 10 ÿP "You must read in a master disk, or%select an existing image file, beforeyou can copy disks.Use the
ReadMastercommand to read a master disk.Use the Imagecommand to select anexisting image file.ÿ 10 ÿP #CopyEZ encountered an error reading&the image file. The image file may bedamaged. Try creating a new image file by reading your master disk again.ÿ 10 ÿP #CopyEZ encountered an error writing&the image file. The image file is notusable.$The most likely cause is a full hard"disk. Exit CopyEZ and verify that!your hard disk has enough room to store the required image file.ÿ 10 ÿP #CopyEZ ran out of available memory.%Exit now, reboot, and restart CopyEZ.ÿ 10 ÿP %The master diskette is either full or'inefficiently allocated (i.e. files not$contiguous). CopyEZ cannot optimize&the image, but you can still duplicate%the disk. Refer to the User's Manualfor more information. Note:
You may get this message even&though there is a small amout of spaceleft on the disk.ÿ 10 P !CopyEZ encountered an error while printing.'Make sure your printer is turned on andthe OnLineor Ready lamp is lit.'If your printer is not connected to the'LPT1: (parallel) port, you will need to$use the DOS MODE command to redirect"printer output to the proper port.ÿ 10 ÿP 'To retry access to the printer, use thePrint Test Label function:Press < F9> from the Insert Window,ORPress < T> from the Print Menu.ÿ 10 ÿP Valid dot commands are: .INIT Send printer init string. .EXIT Send reset string. .LF Print a linefeed.%A line cannot begin with a dot unlessit is a valid dot command.ÿ 10 ÿP 'The serial number template you typed islonger than ten characters.&Serial numbers can be one to ten char-acters in length.ÿ 10 ÿP #The drive letter shown in the Image'Window must be different from the drive shown in the Drive(s) Window.'The image drive (where your image files&are stored) is usually your hard disk.'The Drive(s) Window specifies the drive'that contains the master diskette to beread.ÿ 10 ÿP #There must be at least 10,240 bytes&of disk space available to run CopyEZ."More space may be necessary if you!intend to create new image files.#Either specify a different drive in#the Image Window or exit CopyEZ and"make more disk space available forimage file storage.ÿ 10 ÿP 'This version of CopyEZ does not support#the type of media you are trying to&duplicate. The current image file may"have been created with a differentversion of CopyEZ.&Refer to the User's Manual, or contact&EZ-Logic for a list of the media types currently supported by CopyEZ.ÿ 10 ÿP "A communications error has occured"accessing the autoloader. If after retrying, this error persists,#check that the COMn cable is ok and inserted correctly. The errors#LINESTAT and MODEMSTAT may be found$in the appropriate hardware manuals.ÿ 10 ÿP !The autoloader has experienced an error. The Status word has been"analyzed and is displayed with the state of each bit. CopyEZ will#either attempt to recover from this$error or will prompt you for action.%Please refer to the autoloader manual for further explanation of theword and bits.ÿ
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