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Archive : SCFILE.ZIP
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( Í ¨ ÿ The fourth way is to drag your file from File Manager and drop it on the SCFILE application. SCFILE's window can be either open or iconisized. If dragging and dropping is not familiar to you, make sure the SCFILE window is visible (either open or as an icon) as well as the File Manager window. From File Manager, click and hold your left mouse button on the file you want to view. Now "drag" the file over the SCFILE window and release the mouse button. That's all there is to it! ~ J ¤ 4 6 ¨ ÿ The fifth way is to click on a previously viewed file's name in the File menu. When you pull down the File menu, you will notice the names of up to 5 previously viewed files. There are a couple of things to note about this technique. If you do not Save Settings on Exit , SCFILE will not remember that last files you viewed. This may or may not be what you want to do. Another thing you will notice is that SCFILE will remember the last position you were at in the file and return you to it. If this is not what you want to do, just open the file through the Open sub-menu item. H &
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d@ B R ÿ Page Up Scrolls the viewing position backward one page. Page Down Scrolls the viewing position forward one page. Home Jump to the beginning of the file. End Jump to the end of the file. Up Arrow Scroll the viewing position backward one line. Down Arrow Scroll the viewing position forward one line. Left Arrow Scroll the viewing position to the leftW d@ ¤ one character. Right Arrow Scroll the viewing position to the right one character. Q W µ@ 1 × ô ú ÿÿÿÿµ@ ;D Searching for text within a fileL % d@ A ' J ÿ Searching For Text Within a File à µ@ C 6 :Á ¨ ÿ With a file open for viewing, pull down the Search menu item and click Find. You will be presented with a menu that will allow you to enter the text you are searching for. Searching proceeds from the first visible line. If you are not sure of the exact case (as in upper/lower) of the text you are searching for, click the Ignore Case check box on the Find dialog. You should be aware that searches through very large files will run faster if the exact case is entered. $ õ A ;D / ,ë ¨ ÿ To repeat a previous search, either pull down the Search menu item and click Repeat Search or press F3. If the text is located, the line it exists on will become the first visible line and the text will be outlined by a broken rectangle. O C D 1 4 ÿÿÿÿD SI Copying a portion of your fileJ # ;D ÔD ' F ÿ Copying a Portion of Your File À D H @ N ¨ ÿ To copy part of your file to the Windows clipboard or to another file, you simply tell SCFILE the bounds of what you want to copy. Find the first (or last) line you want to copy. Using your mouse's left button click on the line. The line will now be outlined by a broken rectangle. Now find the line that represents the other bound of what you want to copy and click it with the left mouse button. That's it! When you start SCFILE, the default destination for copy operations is the Windows clipboard. You can change this to go to a file by pulling down the CopyTo menu and clicking Destination. You will be presented with a dialog from which you can click File. This will present you with the common Windows file selection dialog. Enter the file you want the copy operations directed to. From then on (or until you change it), copy operations will append to the file you selected. ¿ ÔD SI ( / ¨ ÿ If you make a mistake in selecting your first bound, pull down the CopyTo menu and click Unmark. This will eliminate the first bound you selected. G H I 1 ú ÿÿÿÿI ù Enhancements and fixes[ 4 SI õI ' h ÿ Enhancements and Fixes Included in This Release D I 9J ' : ÿ Tracking ID Description ´ õI ù * " ¨ ÿ 00001 Cleanup mnuSearch_Click event 00002 Opening non-existant file should cause error 00003 Generate Beep in SCFILER for invalid key 00006 Move description of DLL functions to help file 00007 Add check and warning for invalid file format 00008 System lock up when scrolling to end 00009 Expand tabs in lines 00010 User selectable font and font style 00011 User selectable foreground and background color 00012 Save settings on exit option 00013 Repackage enabling of menu items 00014 Cannot set colors to black 00016 Help when the help file is in a root directory causes error 00017 Remember last position viewed within a file 00018 Selectively highlight text 00019 Generate Beep for invalid key in SCFILE 00020 Move Share Control to Options 00022 Opening new file should reset mark 00023 Change mark from rectangle to reverse 00024 SetBkMode to Opaque for all TextOut 00025 Add RewritePicLine function 00026 Alt key process disables scroll keys 00027 Current highlight values not shown properly 00028 Allow customize of MAX_REC_LEN 00029 Move file drop pr9J ù SI ocess to custom control 00030 Various prob. when lines per page*MAXREC>32K 00031 Correct resetting of highlight filter 00032 Correct resetting of file pos in MRU-1 00033 Replace VB control of scroll bar with .VBX G 9J @ 1 4 Ú ÿÿÿÿ@ Setting SCFILE optionsB ù ' 6 ÿ Setting SCFILE Options ¿ @ L f ¨ ÿ You can optionally change the font, font style, and the foreground and background colors of your text display. Pull down the Options menu item. You will see the Font and Color sub-menu items. The Share Control sub-menu item (if enabled) will allow your viewing to be controlled from another workstation on a Windows for Workgroups network. If the Save Settings on Exit sub-menu item is checked, the font, font style, foreground color, background color, the size and position of the text display form, and the last files viewed as well as your last position within the files will be saved when you exit the application. If this is not what you want to do, uncheck this sub-menu item. G Ô 1 þ è ÿÿÿÿÔ Setting SCFILE optionsI " ' D ÿ Selectively Highlighting Text j Ô µ . *Õ ¼
ÿ SCFILE allows you to selectively highlight text either by the line or by the string depending on whether a string occurs within a line. These highlight definitions can then be saved to a file and loaded for subsequent files. Highlight definitions are created through the Color sub-menu item under the Options menu item. As SCFILE topics go, highlighting is fairly complex but a little experimentation will get you going with no problem. A lot of things go on behind the scenes and several assumptions are made. For this reason, it is suggested that you browse through the related topics to see what is going on. Ö T v ¨ ã C, ã©G ã×t{h ÿ Related Topics Defining highlight criteria Loading highlight definitions Saving highlight definitions L µ × 1 ~ Ú Á ÿÿÿÿ× Defining Highlight CriteriaG ' @ ÿ Defining Highlight Criteria ë ¹ × 2 2s ¨ ÿ Under the Color sub-menu item of the Options menu item, select the Highlights sub-menu item. This will present you with a dialog from which you can define the type of highlighting required. You can define a new highlight definition or scroll through and change existing highlight definitions. If a line was marked on the text picture (such as beginning a copy operation), the entire marked line will appear in the text box with the current foreground and background colors. You can create as many highlight definitions as you like although keep in mind that SCFILE will scan each definition for each line displayed. With a reasonable number of definitions, this should not be noticable. N W 1 ¬ è Ä
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Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!
This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.
But one thing that puzzles me is the “mtswslnkmcjklsdlsbdmMICROSOFT” string. There is an article about it here. It is definitely worth a read: http://www.os2museum.com/wp/mtswslnk/