NOTE: This demo version does not include many of the features of the full, licensed version available from the stockists listed at the bottom of this file. You will notice gaps in the drawers. These are where the files have been removed for this demo. Buy the full version if you want info on these other commands. How to use C.L.Index C.L.Index is arranged in drawers and files. If you follow the drawers you should find what you need. I suggest that you open the disk icon, then open the first directory and read its contents. Then follow the drawers down. The text files can be read either from this disk or from another Workbench disk. If you are unsure of how to use this text reader, some instructions follow. Use the cursor up and down keys to move up and down the file for now. System Requirements C.L.Index itself runs on any Amiga with Kickstart 2.0 or above. The information contained within refers to AmigaDOS 2.04 but is compatible with version 3 of the operating system If you have an O/S 3 machine, please remember that your machine has more CLI commands than previous releases. The disk itself will run on a single drive machine but if you intend to use AmigaDOS seriously an extra drive, floppy or hard, is almost essential. Using PPMORE PPmore is the most common PD text reader. You will find it in use in all sorts of places - even Magazine coverdisks! Some, however use the terrible text reader, MMPP so it is documented later on. At the top left is a close gadget. You click there to quit. Alternatively, you can click the QUIT gadget at the bottom right hand corner of the screen. Click on the gadgets PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN to scan the text. LINE UP and LINE DOWN do the same job but line by line. Press HELP for a command summary. HELP, QUIT or the close gadget return to this text. I suggest you use HELP now so you can discover all of its features. At the top right of the screen you will see a number with a % sign next to it. This indicates how far through the document you are. Most files are one page long. if they are more than one page long this number will read 75% or similar. Most of the command help texts are just one page long. If you do not like the font used, hold down the right mouse button and select the menu item "Settings/Change Font...". Two other fonts are shown. Topaz 8 is the only suitable font as Topaz 9 is too big. If you want to use C.L.Index with this font at all times, select "Settings/Save Settings" from the menu. Note that this only changes the text font, not the font used on the main Workbench screen. CLI Commands A CLI window has been provided at the bottom of the screen for you to try out the commands. If you find it too small, move it upwards by dragging its title bar then resize it with the sizing gadget. if you are unsure as to what these gadgets are, I suggest you read the first chapter of the "Using the Amiga Workbench" manual. If you close the CLI window, either by typing EndShell, EndCLI, x (a special alias provided in this window), clicking on the close gadget or pressing Ctrl-\, either double click on the CLI icon on the side of the Workbench screen or select "Execute Command" from the first Workbench menu then enter NewCLI or NewShell. It must be said now, BE CAREFUL WITH THE CLI COMMANDS! Always keep the C.L.Index disk write- protected and always work with a backup copy. To make a backup copy now, follow these instructions. You can just type everything into the CLI window that has been conveniently provided :-). Help! If you have problems, CLIndex's help file may help you. Simply ensure that the Shell window is selected (click once inside it with the left mouse button) then press the key marked HELP (it is above the cursor keys). A small help file will be shown. It will not help with all problems but it aids with some of the simple, common difficulties. Click on its close gadget to exit the help window. I hope you enjoy using C.L.Index!  Michael Richmond HOW TO GET THE FULL VERSION OF CLINDEX The full version of CLIndex features instructions for all CLI commands in Workbench 2.04, the ability to print out the contents of a drawer in a batch (so you don't have to load in PPMore and click print loads of times for the shorter files), a small tutorial that teaches you to make an autobooting disk, information on some PD CLI commands and much, much more. CLIndex is an F1 Software product and is exclusively available from the following address: F1 Software 1 Lower Mill Close Goldthorpe Rotherham South Yorkshire S63 9BY Tel/Fax 01709 888127 ORDER ..... F1 - 028 PRICE ..... £3.99 +75p P&P