@DATABASE
@$VER: SimpleFind_English.guide 2.4 (04.10.98)
@AUTHOR Sebastian Bauer and Keith Himmelreich
@(C) ©1997,1998

@NODE MAIN "SimpleFind Documentation"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}SimpeFind 2.4 @{AMIGAGUIDE}@{ub}


Note that although the @{" author's " link SB } native language is German,
he now has at his disposal the proofreading and editing services of an
English speaking Canadian, so any remaining grammatical, syntactical,
spelling, or typographical errors are his (the Canadian's).  So, if you wish
clarification on any point arising herein, you may contact @{" him " link KEITH }.
And if that fails to provide satisfaction (and indeed it may if
your inquiry is sufficiently arcane and/or technical), @{b}THEN@{ub} 
contact @{" me " link SB }.

@{b}Attention!@{ub} This guide is designed for use with version 40 of the
amigaguide.datatype which is supplied with AmigaDOS 3.1. Under other versions
this guide may look @{b}"less than optimal"@{ub}.  Note further that if you
are presently running Kickstart 3.0, you may @{b}still@{ub} use Workbench
3.1 with it, including the newer amigaguide.datatype.
@{CODE}

General:

@{" Copyright       " link COPYRIGHT}           Copyright and disclaimer
@{" Introduction    " link INTRO}           What does it do ?
@{" Requirements    " link REQUIRE}           What does it need ?
@{" Installation    " link INSTALL}           How to install (and remove) ?

Using:

@{" Shell Start     " link SHELL}           Starting from Shell
@{" Workbench Start " link WB}           Starting from Workbench
@{" User Interface  " link GUI}           Menu and Windows
@{" Preferences     " link PREFS}           The preferences program
@{" ARexx Port      " link AREXX}           The ARexx Interface

Other information:

@{" Bugs            " link BUGS}           Are there any ?
@{" Future          " link FUTURE }           What is coming next ?
@{" History         " link HISTORY }           What has been done ?
@{" Guide History   " link GHISTORY }           What has changed in this guide ?
@{" Author          " link SB }           Where to send bug reports ?
@{" Thanks          " link THANKS }           Who has helped me ?
@ENDNODE

@NODE COPYRIGHT "Copyright and disclamer"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Copyright@{ub}


(c) Copyright 1997,1998 @{" Sebastian Bauer " link SB }


SimpleFind is Freeware. You may give it to anyone you care to as long as all
the original archive's files are included, complete and unchanged, and you
make no profit from its distribution.  I would be pleased to allow the
publication of SimpleFind on a CD (e.g. a cover cd of an Amiga Magazine) in
return for a free copy of said CD.


@{b}Standard Disclamer@{ub}


THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR THE PROGRAM, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY
APPLICABLE LAW. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING THE COPYRIGHT
HOLDER AND/OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY
OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE
PROGRAM IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE
COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION.


IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR AGREED TO IN WRITING
WILL ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDER, OR ANY OTHER PARTY WHO MAY REDISTRIBUTE THE
PROGRAM AS PERMITTED ABOVE, BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY
GENERAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE
USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PROGRAM (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS
OF DATA OR DATA BEING RENDERED INACCURATE OR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY YOU OR
THIRD PARTIES OR A FAILURE OF THE PROGRAM TO OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER
PROGRAMS), EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE
POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

@ENDNODE

@NODE INTRO "Introduction"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Introdution@{ub}


SimpleFind is a Search-Tool for your Amiga. It scans a selected directory
for a specified file name or pattern and shows any matched files. You can
then copy, delete, rename or view the matched files.

@{CODE}
Features
  - allows searching by name, comment, size, date, contents or datatype
  - AmigaDOS patterns allowed in search template
  - @{"Indexfiles" link CONCEPT_INDEXFILE} for faster searching
  - even scan through archives (LHa and LZX)
  - allows you to copy, delete, view and rename 
  - configurable Buttons and PopupMenu 
  - easy to use GadTools GUI 
  - shell support 
  - simple ARexx Port
  - and much more
@{BODY}


I know that there are some good tools out there, but some of them use MUI and
others have no GUI at all.  I wanted to create one which has an easy to use GUI
and which doesn't need MUI.  (This doesn't means that I'm against MUI. MUI is
very powerful and simplifies the development of excellent program interfaces,
for example without MUI some good WWW-Browser wouldn't exist).

Another reason was that I wanted to test my programming knowledge (this is my
first @{b}real@{ub} program).
@ENDNODE

@NODE REQUIRE "Requirements"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Requirements@{ub}


SimpleFind needs at least Kickstart 3.0. It should work with a MC68000
processor but this is not recommended.

For using batch files it is also necessary that 'Execute' be located in
the 'C:' assign. But I believe that should be no probem.

SimpleFind also supports some packers (LZX, LHa), so if you want to use them
they must be installed (But I imagine that LHa, at least, should be installed on
pretty much every Amiga still running [and most of the ones in the closet]).
UnTGZ and UnZip is requiered to support unpacking of TGZ (.tar.zip) and Zip
Archives.

If available, SimpleFind will also use following libraries, too:


@{u}ctrequest.library@{uu}

This library is ©1998 by Bahman Moallem. It creates very nice configurable
requesters. Try it!

Aminet: util/libs/CTRequest_User.lha


@{u}popupmenu.library@{uu}

This library is ©1998 by Henrik Isaksson. SimpleFind uses this for the Popup-Menus.

It is avaiable from Aminet, too: util/libs/pmuser.lha


@{u}wbstart.library@{uu}

This library is ©1997 by Stefan Becker. You need this library when you
want to start workbench programs.

Of course it is available from Aminet: util/libs/wbstart.lha


Note that SimpleFind doesn't @{b}need@{ub} these libraries in order to run. They
only provide some additional features.

@ENDNODE

@NODE INSTALL "Installation of SimpleFind"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}How to install SimpleFind@{ub}


To install SimpleFind simply copy the whole drawer to the destination of your
choice.

It is @{b}not recommended@{ub} that you copy the Prefs Program into the
SYS:Prefs directory or to another directory since this will cause problems.


@{b}How to remove SimpleFind@{ub}


If you decide to remove SimpleFind (but why would you want to do that???, if you
find any features missing please @{" contact " link SB} me) you should delete
the whole drawer in which the SimpleFind program is located.

@ENDNODE

@NODE SHELL "Shell Template"
@{b}Shell Template@{ub}


SimpleFind has a standard AmigaDOS template which looks like this:

DIR/M, PAT=PATTERN/K, COM=COMMENT/K, MINSIZE/N/K, MAXSIZE/N/K,
WITHIN/K, BETWEEN/K, PROTBITS/K, DATATYPE/K, CONTENTS/K,
GUIMODE/K, CASE/S,EXACT=EXACTPAT/S, EXACTCOM/S, NOSIZE/S,
NODATES/S, LFORMAT/K, CI=CREATEINDEX/S, UPI=UPDATEINDEX/S,
UI=USEINDEX/S, DI=DELETEINDEX/S, AI=AVAILABLEINDEXES/S,
ALL=ALLINDEXES/S, ALLMOUNTEDVOLS/S, AUTOUPDATE/S,
ID=INDEXDIR/K, IN=INDEXNAME/K, PREFSFILE/K, PREFSPRG/K


@SMARTWRAP

@{u}DIR/M@{uu}@{LINE}
This defines the directories from which to start a search.


@{u}PAT=PATTERN/K@{uu}@{LINE}
The search-pattern. (AmigaDOS-Style)


@{u}COMMENT/K@{uu}@{LINE}
The comment-pattern. (AmigaDOS-Style)


@{u}MINSIZE/N@{uu}@{LINE}
The minimum size (in kilobytes [1024 Bytes])


@{u}MAXSIZE/N@{uu}@{LINE}
The maximum size (in kilobytes [1024 Bytes])


@{u}WITHIN/K@{uu}@{LINE}
Here you specify the maximum desired age of a file to search for. The format is
divided in two parts. The first part is an integer and the second part one of
the following keywords:

   MINUTE(S)@{LINE}
   HOUR(S)@{LINE}
   DAY(S)@{LINE}
   MONTH(S)@{LINE}

for example: WITHIN=5days


@{u}BETWEEN/K@{uu}@{LINE}

The file must have been created between the specified times.  The format is
"Start-End". The format of the date depends on your selected locale.


@{u}PROTBITS/K@{uu}@{LINE}

Define the protection bits the file should have. SimpleFind supports the r, w,
e, d, h, s, p, a bits. Using a minus '-' before the bit means that the bit
@{b}must be@{ub} cleared to effect a hit. Bits that don't appear are ignored.


@{u}DATATYPE/K@{uu}@{LINE}

Defines the Datatype Group of the file. To indicate which datatype group the
file should belong to, SimpleFind needs one of the standard datatypes.library
strings. Note that this depends on your selected locale!@{LINE}
In the English locale these are: System, Text, Document, Sound, Instrument,
Music, Picture, Animation, Movie.@{LINE}
You also must have the correct datatypes installed (naturally).


@{u}CONTENTS/K@{uu}@{LINE}

With the use of this option you can search through a file for explicit strings.
The lines where the string is found are written in their entirety to the shell
window.


@{u}GUIMODE/K@{uu}@{LINE}
Lets you control the GUI Mode of SimpleFind. The following keywords can be used:

   NOGUI ........ shell mode (default)@{LINE}
   SHOWGUI ...... opens gui@{LINE}
   QUICKSTART ... opens @{" Main Window " link MAINWND } and starts searching@{LINE}   
   FASTERSTART .. starts searching without opening the
@{" Main Window " link MAINWND }@{LINE}

for example: GUIMODE=QUICKSTART@{LINE}


@{u}CASE/S@{uu}@{LINE}
Causes SimpleFind to ignore the case of the filenames.


@{u}EXACT=EXACTPAT/S@{uu}@{LINE}
SimpleFind doesn't add a #? at the beginning and end of the pattern.


@{u}EXACTCOM/S@{uu}@{LINE}
SimpleFind doesn't add a #? at the beginning and end of the comment-pattern.


@{u}NODATES/S@{uu}@{LINE}
Don't show  files' dates.


@{u}NOSIZE/S@{uu}@{LINE}
Don't show file sizes.


@{u}LFORMAT/K@{uu}@{LINE}
@{CODE}
Defines the output format of SimpleFind.

   %b ....... The file protection bits
   %c ....... The file's comment
   %d ....... The file's last changed date
   %t ....... The file's last changed time
   %f, %p ... The file's path (with '/')
   %w ....... The file's path (without '/')
   %n ....... The filename
   %l ....... The size (in Bytes) of the file

@{BODY}
To reserve some spaces just add a positive integer after '%'
for right justification and a negative integer for left
justification. A period '.' between '%' and the integer
means that the following integer is the limit of the string@{LINE}
Defaults to "%-25n %8l %b %d %t %w"


@{u}CI=CREATEINDEX/S@{uu}@{LINE}
Create an Indexfile for the given directory.


@{u}UPI=UPDATEINDEX/S@{uu}@{LINE}
Update an Indexfile. When the Indexfile doesn't
exist a new one is created.


@{u}UI=USEINDEX/S@{uu}@{LINE}
Use the Indexfile if it exists.


@{u}DI=DELETEINDEX/S@{uu}@{LINE}
Delete the Indexfile.


@{u}AI=AVAILABLEINDEXES/S@{uu}@{LINE}
Show available Indexfiles in the IndexDir.


@{u}ALL=ALLINDEXES/S@{uu}@{LINE}
When you specify this, SimpleFind searches through all
availabe Indexfiles. The DIR/M option is ignored.
If you specify the UPDATEINDEX/S option, SimpleFind
will update all available Indexfiles.


@{u}ALLMOUNTEDVOLS/S@{uu}@{LINE}
Search through all mounted volumes for which Indexfiles
exist. The DIR/M option is ignored here.


@{u}AUTOUPDATE/S@{uu}@{LINE}
When you specify this, SimpleFind will update indexfiles
automatically as necessary before it starts the search.


@{u}ID=INDEXDIR/K@{uu}@{LINE}
Specifies the destination directory for the
@{" Indexfiles " link CONCEPT_INDEXFILE}.

(Defaults to PROGDIR:IndexFiles)


@{u}IN=INDEXNAME/K@{uu}@{LINE}
This is only necessary when you don't want SimpleFind to
handle its Indexfiles automatically. Here you can specify
the filename for an @{" Indexfile " link CONCEPT_INDEXFILE} to be used.


@{u}PREFSFILE/K@{uu}@{LINE}
The name and path of the prefs file which SimpleFind will load
upon opening its GUI.@{LINE}

(Defaults to PROGDIR:SimpleFind.prefs)


@{u}PREFSPRG/K@{uu}@{LINE}
Program which is started when you select the "Edit Prefs..." entry
of the Settings Menu. Note that "PROGDIR:" doesn't apply here.@{LINE}

(Defaults to SimpleFindPrefs)

@ENDNODE

@NODE WB "Starting from Workbench"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Workbench Start@{ub}

SimpleFind can be started from Workbench by double clicking the SimpleFind icon.

SimpleFind also supports mutiselection, so if you first click on
SimpleFind's Icon and then shiftclick on a Partition or Drawer it
will use this as the starting Search Path.


@{b}Tool Types@{ub}

Currently there are six ToolTypes.


@{u}PREFSFILE@{uu}

Here you can specify the path and the name of the prefs file which is created
when you select @{" SaveSettings " link MENU} in the @{" menu " link MENU}.

(Defaults to PROGDIR:SimpleFind.prefs)


@{u}PREFSPRG@{uu}

The full Path of the Prefs Program which is called when you choose Edit Prefs
from the Settings Menu. Note that "PROGDIR:" doesn't apply here.

(Defaults to SimpleFindPrefs)


@{u}NOPOPUPMENU@{uu}

SimpleFind won't use the popupmenu.library even if it is installed.


@{u}NOCTREQUEST@{uu}

SimpleFind won't use the ctrequest.library even if it is installed.


@{u}IMAGE@{uu}

Path to an image to be displayed in the @{" Main Window " link MAINWND}


@{u}IMAGEPOS@{uu}

Position of the image. Can be LEFT or RIGHT.

(Defaults to RIGHT)


@{u}IMAGEMODE@{uu}

How the image is displayed.

IMAGEMODE=0 displays as much of the image as will fit within the height of the
search options group.

IMAGEMODE=1 displays the image in its entirety.

(Defaults to 0 )

@ENDNODE

@NODE GUI "The User Interface"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}The User Interface@{ub}


SimpleFind's user interface essentially consists of three windows. All windows
use the same @{"Menu" link MENU}.

If you start SimpleFind normally, it first opens the
@{" Main Window " link MAINWND}.  Within this window you have full control over
SimpleFind's search capabilities and it is here you start the Search Process.

When you press the "Start Search" button in the bottom of the window the
@{" Result Window " link RESULTWND} appears. It shows the matched files as soon
as the @{"Search Process" link CONCEPT_SEARCHPROCESS} is finished. Then you can
manipulate selected files (for example you can copy, rename or delete them).
The buttons you see in the window can be configured via the prefs program.


If you select the "Indexfile/Index Manager..." entry from the
@{"Menu" link MENU}, the @{"Indexmanager Window" link IMANWND} will appear.
It is here that you create, delete or update
@{"Indexfiles" link CONCEPT_INDEXFILE}.


@{CODE}
Windows:
@{" Main Window         " link MAINWND }  Control Searching
@{" Result Window       " link RESULTWND }  Shows matched files
@{" IndexManager Window " link IMANWND }  Manage your Indexfiles
@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU "SimpleFind's menu"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Menu@{ub}


SimpleFinds menus are reachable from nearly every window. With the menus you
control important functions of SimpleFind.


SimpleFind provide following menu items:

@{" Project    " link MENU_PROJECT}   Information@{LINE}
@{" Indexfiles " link MENU_INDEXFILES}   Manipulate Indexfiles@{LINE}
@{" Settings   " link MENU_SETTINGS}   Alter settings of SimpleFind@{LINE}

@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_PROJECT "Menu: Project"
@{b}Project Menu@{ub}


The project menu consists of two items:

@{b}About...@{ub}    Shows information about the copyright,
            the author (hey, that's me :-) ),
            and the language creator.


@{b}Quit@{ub}        Quits SimpleFind without notifing the user.

@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_INDEXFILES "Menu: Indexfiles"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Indexfiles Menu@{ub}


Here you manipulate the indexfiles. The following items are available:

@{b} Indexmanager...@{ub}           Opens the 
@{" Indexmanager " link IMANWND}@{LINE}

@{b} Create Indexfile...@{ub}       Here you can create a new
@{"Indexfile" link CONCEPT_INDEXFILE} for a specified directory.
If an indexfile already exists a requester will allow you to select
among CREATE, UPDATE or CANCEL.@{LINE}


@{b} Recreate all Indexfiles@{ub}@{LINE}

@{b} Update all Indexfiles@{ub}@{LINE}

@{b} Delete all Indexfiles...@{ub}@{LINE}

These last three are self explanatory.

@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_SETTINGS "Menu Settings"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Settings Menu@{ub}


Here you can alter SimpleFind's settings:

@{" Case sensitive?           " link MENU_SETTINGS_CASE}
 Do a case sensitive search@{LINE}
@{" Exact pattern?            " link MENU_SETTINGS_EXACTPATTERN}
 Use an exact pattern?@{LINE}
@{" Exact comment?            " link MENU_SETTINGS_EXACTCOMPATTERN} 
 Search for an exact comment pattern?@{LINE}
@{" Use Indexfiles?           " link MENU_SETTINGS_USEIFILES}
 Use indexfiles for faster searching?@{LINE}
@{" Auto-Update Indexfiles?   " link MENU_SETTINGS_AUTOINDEX}
 Update Indexfiles automatically?@{LINE}
@{" Quick Start?              " link MENU_SETTINGS_QUICKSTART}
 Search after a pattern has been entered?@{LINE}
@{" Keep all search options?  " link MENU_SETTINGS_KEEP}
 Save all searchoptions?@{LINE}

@{" Search for              » " link MENU_SETTINGS_SEARCHFOR}
 Search for files or drawers?@{LINE}
@{" Sort by                 » " link MENU_SETTINGS_SORT}
 Sort the search results@{LINE}
@{" Visible search options  » " link MENU_SETTINGS_VISIB}
 Which search options are to be visible?@{LINE}
@{" Contents options        » " link MENU_SETTINGS_CONTENTS}
 Some options for the search contents@{LINE}

@{" Edit Prefs...             " link MENU_SETTINGS_EDITPREFS}
 Edit SimpleFind's preferences@{LINE}

@{" Save settings             " link MENU_SETTINGS_SAVESETT}
 Save SimpleFind's current settings@{LINE}

@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_CASE "Menuitem: Case sensitive?"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Case sensitive Menuitem@{ub}


If this option is checked, SimpleFind ignores case during searches.
@ENDNODE


@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_EXACTPATTERN "Menuitem: Exact Pattern?"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Exact Pattern Menuitem@{ub}


If this option is checked, SimpleFind doesn't add a '#?' to the beginning and
end of the search pattern.

@ENDNODE


@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_EXACTCOMPATTERN "Menuitem: Exact Comment?"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Exact Comment Menuitem@{ub}


If checked, SimpleFind won't add a '#?' to the beginning and end of the comment
search pattern.

@ENDNODE


@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_USEIFILES "Menuitem: Use Indexfiles?"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Use Indexfiles Menuitem@{ub}


Only if this option is checked will SimpleFind use
@{"Indexfiles" link CONCEPT_INDEXFILE}, if available.

@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_AUTOINDEX "Menuitem: Auto-Update Indexfiles?"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Auto-Update Indexfiles Menuitem@{ub}


If checked, the Indexfiles will be updated automatically
(see @{" Indexmanager " link IMANWND}).

@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_QUICKSTART "Menuitem: Quick Start?"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Quick Start Menuitem@{ub}


If checked, SimpleFind will start searching immediately after a pattern is
entered (and return is pressed).
@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_KEEP "Menuitem: Keep all search options?"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Keep all search options Menuitem@{ub}


If checked, SimpleFind will save all search options
when @{"Save Settings" link MENU_SETTINGS_SAVESETT}. is selected.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_SEARCHFOR "Submenu: Search for"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Search for Submenu@{ub}


Here you can choose for which types of objects SimpleFind
should look for:@{LINE}

 Files - search for files only@{LINE}
 Drawers - search for drawers only@{LINE}
 Files and Drawers - search for files and drawers@{LINE}

 Inside Archives - search for files inside Archives@{LINE}

@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_SORT "Submenu: Sort"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Sort Submenu@{ub}


You can choose among the following sort modes:@{LINE}

   No Sorting@{LINE}

   Complete Filename (Path)@{LINE}
   Filename@{LINE}
   Comment@{LINE}
   Date (latest first)@{LINE}
   Size (smallest first)@{LINE}

   Reverse Sort? (reverses the sorting)@{LINE}
@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_VISIB "Submenu: Visible Search Option"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Visible Search Option Submenu@{ub}


Here you can select which search option should appear in
the @{" Main Window " link MAINWND}.

@ENDNODE


@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_CONTENTS "Submenu: Contents Options"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Contents Options Submenu@{ub}


Here you can change options which influence the search contents:@{LINE}

Case Sensitive - To do a case sensitive search, naturally.@{LINE}
Force String Mode - To force SimpleFind to treat WildCard characters as ordinary
characters.@{LINE}
@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_EDITPREFS "Menuitem: Edit Prefs"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Edit Prefs Menuitem@{ub}


Starts the external Prefs Editor as defined in the @{" Tool Types " link WB}
@ENDNODE

@NODE MENU_SETTINGS_SAVESETT "Menuitem: Save Settings"


@{b}Save Settings Menuitem@{ub}


Save the current settings.
@ENDNODE


@NODE MAINWND "Main Window"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Main Window@{ub}


The Main Window is opened shortly after starting.
Within this window you can specify the
criteria for a @{"search process" link CONCEPT_SEARCHPROCESS}.

You will find the following gadgets or gadgetgroups here.


@{b}The 'Search options' group@{ub}

The options of this group are required in every
search process. The following options are available:@{LINE}
@{" Search Path " link MAINWND_SEARCHPATH}
  Specifies the path of the search process.@{LINE}
@{" Pattern     " link MAINWND_PATTERN}
  The pattern of the files to be searched for.@{LINE}

@{b}The 'Advanced options' group@{ub}

The options in this group are not necessary for a search process; thus they can
be activated or deactivated or even completely removed via the
 @{" Settings/Visible Search options " link MENU_SETTINGS_VISIB} menu entry.
 The following advanced options are available:@{LINE}

@{" Comment     " link MAINWND_COMMENT}  Search for comments@{LINE}
@{" Min Size    " link MAINWND_MINSIZE}  Minimum file size@{LINE}
@{" Max Size    " link MAINWND_MAXSIZE}  Maximum file size@{LINE}
@{" Within last " link MAINWND_WITHINLAST}  Search only for files created since
a particular date@{LINE}
@{" Between     " link MAINWND_BETWEEN}  Between two points in time @{LINE}
@{" Prot. Bits  " link MAINWND_PROTBITS}  Search for Protection Bits@{LINE}
@{" Datatype    " link MAINWND_DATATYPE}  Search for a datatype@{LINE}
@{" Contents    " link MAINWND_CONTENTS}  Search for a string in a file@{LINE}

Between the both groups you will find the
@{" Max. Directory " link MAINWND_MAXDIR} option.

When you are finished with the search option you press the
@{" Start Search... " link MAINWND_STARTSEARCH} button.

@ENDNODE

@NODE MAINWND_SEARCHPATH "Main Window: Search Path"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Search Path@{ub}


Path where SimpleFind will start its search. You can
enter this path manually or by clicking the button («)
to the right of the string gadget which brings up a
filerequester. Multiple paths are separated by '|'.
Clicking on 'All' defines a multiple path for all
available Indexfiles when @{" Use Indexfiles? " link MENU 64} is selected.
Otherwise it defines a multiple path for all mounted Volumes.
The path(s) you entered here are saved when you select
@{"Save Settings" link MENU 92 }, too.
You can also bring up the filerequester when pressing the Shift Key and the
underscored letter of the Gadgettext (in the English version, Shift + 'E' )
or simply 'd'.

@ENDNODE

@NODE MAINWND_PATTERN "Main Window: Pattern"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Pattern@{ub}


Standard AmigaDOS Pattern. Click on the button next to this gadget to see the
list of often used patterns. See
@{" Prefs " link PREFS} / @{" Search Options " link PREFS_SEARCHOPT} for an idea
of how to change this.

@ENDNODE

@NODE MAINWND_COMMENT "Main Window: Comment"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Comment@{ub}


Activate this to search for file comments. AmigaDOS Patterns are supported.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MAINWND_MINSIZE "Main Window: Min Size"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Min Size@{ub}


When the Checkbox is checked you can specify the minimum
size. The size unit can be choosen via the cycle gadget.
@ENDNODE


@NODE MAINWND_MAXSIZE "Main Window: Max Size"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Max Size(kb)@{ub}


When the Checkbox is checked you can specify the maximum
size. The size unit can be choosen via the cycle gadget.

@ENDNODE

@NODE MAINWND_WITHINLAST "Main Window: Within last"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Within last@{ub}


Here you can specify how many minutes/hours/days/month
ago (maximal) a file was created/changed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MAINWND_BETWEEN "Main Window: Between"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Between@{ub}


Here you can specify between which points in time the file was created/changed.

@ENDNODE

@NODE MAINWND_PROTBITS "Main Window: Protection Bits"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Protection Bits@{ub}


The protection bits of the file. The following bits are supported:  r, w, e, d,
h, s, p, a. A minus '-' means not set, otherwise set. Bits which don't appear
are ignored. Upon hitting this button a new window will open, in which you
can choose the bits with the mouse.

@ENDNODE

@NODE MAINWND_DATATYPE "Main Window: Datatype"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Datatype@{ub}


The file must belong to a selected datatype group. Click on the button to show
all possible groups. Note that the datatypes.library is used, so be sure to have
the correct datatype installed.

Also note that actually this option doesn't work for files inside archives.

@ENDNODE


@NODE MAINWND_CONTENTS "Main Window: Contents"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Contents@{ub}


Scans through the entire file, searching for the specified string.  Note, to
search for e.g. #? directly the
@{" Contents Settings/Force string mode? " link MENU_SETTINGS_CONTENTS} entry
must be activated. The result can be shown in a separate window of the
Resultwindow, by clicking on the entry.

Also note that actually this option doesn't work for files inside archives.
@ENDNODE


@NODE MAINWND_MAXDIR "Main Window: Max. Directory"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Max. Directory@{ub}


Defines the maximum depth of directories to be scanned by SimpleFind.

@ENDNODE

@NODE MAINWND_STARTSEARCH "Main Window: Start Search"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Start Search@{ub}


This will start the @{"search process" link CONCEPT_SEARCHPROCESS}. The results
are shown in the @{" Result Window " link RESULTWND }. During a search, breaking
is possible with 'Esc' or clicking on the RESULTS Closegadget.

@ENDNODE

@NODE RESULTWND "Result Window"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Result Window@{ub}


Here you see a listview which shows the found files after a search process.
Simply select a file by clicking on its name. If you enter a new name in the
string gadget the file will be renamed as such.

Below this gadget you will find a further string gadget. Here you can enter an
AmigaDOS-Pattern which redefines the pattern of the files to be shown (in effect
narrowing the search criteria). With the help of this gadget you can reject
files without starting a new search process.

The buttons that you will find here are configurable (see the
@{" Preferences " link PREFS} / @{" Buttons " link PREFS_BUTTONS} section).

If desired/required there is also a popup menu available which is freely
configurable as well (see the
@{" Preferences " link PREFS} / @{" Popup Menu " link PREFS_POPUP} section).
The menu is shown if you press the right mouse button over the listview.


If you use the default preferences you will find the following buttons:

@{" Information " link ICMD_INFO}  Workbench Information Requester@{LINE}
@{" Copy        " link ICMD_COPY}  Copy selected files@{LINE}
@{" Delete      " link ICMD_DELETE}  Delete selected files@{LINE}
@{" Show        " link ICMD_SHOW}  Show selected files@{LINE}
@{" Archive     " link ICMD_ARCHIVE}  Archive selected files@{LINE}
@{" Unpack      " link ICMD_UNPACK}  Unpack selected files@{LINE}

@ENDNODE


@NODE IMANWND "Indexmanager Window"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}IndexManager Window@{ub}


It is here where you manage your @{"Indexfiles" link CONCEPT_INDEXFILE}. This means
you can create new indexfiles and update or delete old ones.

Available indexfiles are shown in the @{" Listview " link IMANWND_AVAIL} Gadget.@{LINE}
You will find the following other gadgets in this window:@{LINE}
@{" Create... " link IMANWND_CREATE}  Create a new Indexfile@{LINE}
@{" Update    " link IMANWND_UPDATE}  Update the current Indexfile@{LINE}
@{" Delete    " link IMANWND_DELETE}  Delete the current Indexfile@{LINE}

The next group of gadgets allow you to configure automatic Indexfile updating:@{LINE}
@{" Update indexfile auto. " link IMANWND_AUTOUPDATE}  Auto-update the Indexfile?@{LINE}
@{" After                  "  link IMANWND_AFTER}  After a specified time@{LINE}
@{" Sizediff. bigger than  "  link IMANWND_SIZEDIFF}  If the size difference is bigger than@{LINE}
@{" And/Or Cycle           "  link IMANWND_ANDOR}  Should both or only one be true?@{LINE}

@ENDNODE

@NODE IMANWND_AVAIL "Indexmanager Window: Available Indexfiles Listview"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Available Indexfiles Listview@{ub}


The listview shows the available indexfiles. You will see for which partition
(or drawer) an indexfile has been created and when it was last updaten.
To select an entry click on the left mouse button over the entry or use
the cursor keys. Performing a double click over an entry or pressing enter
will change the @{" Search Path " link MAINWND_SEARCHPATH} in the @{" Main Window " link MAINWND}.

@ENDNODE


@NODE IMANWND_CREATE "Indexmanager Window: Create Indexfile"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Create@{ub}


Press this button to create an new indexfile. In the filerequester you
choose the wanted drawer or partition.

@ENDNODE


@NODE IMANWND_UPDATE "Indexmanager Window: Update Indexfile"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Update@{ub}


Press this button to update the selected indexfile.

@ENDNODE


@NODE IMANWND_DELETE "Indexmanager Window: Delete Indexfile"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Delete@{ub}


Press this button to delete the selected indexfile.

@ENDNODE


@NODE IMANWND_AUTOUPDATE "Indexmanager Window: Update Indexfile automatically"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Update indexfile automatically@{ub}


Activate this if the selected indexfile should be updated automatically
after a given @{" time period " link IMANWND_AFTER} or a given @{" size difference " link IMANWND_SIZEDIFF}.

The automatic Indexfile-Updating is started when you begin a
new @{" Search Process " link CONCEPT_SEARCHPROCESS} or open
the Indexmanager window again. Additionally you have to activate
the @{" Autoupdate-Indexfile " link MENU_SETTINGS_AUTOINDEX} menu entry.

@ENDNODE


@NODE IMANWND_AFTER "Indexmanager Window: After"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}After@{ub}


Defines after how many months/days/hours/minutes an indexfile should be updated.

@ENDNODE


@NODE IMANWND_SIZEDIFF "Indexmanager Window: Sizediff. bigger than"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Sizediff. bigger than@{ub}


The indexfile is updated if the difference between the new size of the partition
and the size of the Indexfile is greater than your specified size. The size unit
can be chosen via the cycle gadget.

@ENDNODE


@NODE IMANWND_ANDOR "Indexmanager Window: And/Or Cycle"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}And/Or Cycle@{ub}


Defines if only one condition must be true (or), or both (and) to autoupdate an
indexfile.

@ENDNODE

@NODE PREFS "The Preferences Program"
@PREV GUI
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}The Preferences Program@{ub}


Via the Preferences Program you can configure important aspects of SimpleFind to
your particular needs.

The Prefs Program itself has only one window.

On the bottom of the window there are two gadgets: Save and Cancel.  With Save
you can save the actual settings for SimpleFind to use.  Cancel won't save
the settings. Both gadgets will quit SimpleFindPrefs.

At the top you will see a cycle gadget.  With help of this gadget you can
cycle through several pages which are shown in the large section in the middle of
the window. You an also cycle the page shown by pressing the space bar.

@{CODE}
Pages:

@{" General Settings " link PREFS_GENERAL}    Useful things
@{" Buttons          " link PREFS_BUTTONS}    Configure the buttons in the Result Window
@{" Popup Menu       " link PREFS_POPUP}    Configure the popupmenus
@{" Output Format    " link PREFS_OUTPUTFMT}    Confiure the Output format
@{" Copy Options     " link PREFS_COPYOPT}    Some useful Copy Options
@{" Search Options   " link PREFS_SEARCHOPT}    Change search mode

@{BODY}

The prefs program can be started from either Workbench or a Shell. It supports
some ToolTypes and has a shell template.

@{CODE}
Configure via:

@{" Tool Types      " link PREFS_TOOLTYPES}    When starting from Workbenh
@{" Shell Template  " link PREFS_SHELL}    Starting from a Shell
@ENDNODE


@NODE PREFS_GENERAL "Preferences Page: General Settings"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}General Settings@{ub}


@{u}Indexfile Directory@{uu}

The directory where all Indexfiles are saved.


@{u}Viewer Command@{uu}

Your preferred DataTypes Viewer. This program is called if you perform a
doubleclick over a file in the @{" Result Window " link RESULTWND} or if you
press a button which is related with a SHOW
@{"command" link CONCEPT_INTERNALCMD}
 (for example the Show button in the default configuration)


@{u}Unpack Directory@{uu}

The directory to which archives will be unpacked.


@{u}Archiver@{uu}

The archiver used to pack files.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PREFS_BUTTONS "Preferences Page: Buttons"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Buttons@{ub}


Here you can configure the buttons that are shown in the 
@{" Result Window " link RESULTWND}.  The page consists of one listview, two
string gadgets, one cycle gadget and several buttons.

In the listview we see all the names of currently available buttons. Every
entry represents a button except a line, which is a separator between button
groups. In the @{" Result Window " link RESULTWND} we see different groups in
different lines.

Below the the listview there is a string gadget where you can change the name of
the button which is selected. In the name, the letter behind the underscore (_)
represents the short cut for the button.

Below this button is another string gadget. Depending on the
@{" command type " link CONCEPT_COMMANDS}, which can be choosen via the cycle
gadget next to the string gadget, the contents have different meanings. But
except for the Intern Command Type all strings will be interpreted as filenames.
A filerequester appers when you click on the '«' button next to the gadget in
this case. If the @{" Intern Command " link CONCEPT_INTERNALCMD} Type is
selected, a chooser window appears from which you can select a command.

In addition to these gadgets are the following buttons :


@{u}Top@{uu}

This will move the selected element to the top of the list.


@{u}Up@{uu}

The selected button is moved up one place.


@{u}Down@{uu}

The selected button is moved down one place.


@{u}Bottom@{uu}

This will move the element to the bottom of the list.


@{u}New Group@{uu}

Adds a new group separator.


@{u}New@{uu}

Adds a new button.


@{u}Remove@{uu}

Removes the selected button.


@{u}Edit@{uu}

If the commandtype is either Batch or ARexx, allows editing of the selected file.

@ENDNODE

@NODE PREFS_POPUP "Preferences Page: Popup Menu"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Popup Menu@{ub}


This page is similar to the @{" Buttons " link PREFS_BUTTONS} Page, but instead
of creating buttons you create popup menu entries. Also, groups don't actually 
exist, but you can still create separators.

The popup menu is shown if you press the right mouse button over the
@{" Result Window " link RESULTWND} and if the popupmenu.library has been opened.

@ENDNODE

@NODE PREFS_OUTPUTFMT "Preferences Page: Output Format"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Output Format@{ub}


With the help of this page, you can easily change the output format of
the files which are shown in the @{" Result Window " link RESULTWND}.

At first you will see a listview which shows all available Output
elements. If you select one of them you can change the position,
the justification (via the cycle gadget) and whether it should be activated.


@{u}Top@{uu}

This will move the element to the top of the list.


@{u}Up@{uu}

The element is moved up one place.


@{u}Down@{uu}

The element is moved down one place.


@{u}Bottom@{uu}

This will move the element to the bottom of the list.


@{u}Activate@{uu}

Activate the selected element so that it is shown in the ResultWindow.


@{u}Deactivate@{uu}

Deactivate the selected element so that it isn't shown in the ResultWindow.


@{u}Show Headline@{uu}

If activated, SimpleFind shows a Headline in the
@{" ResultWindow " link RESULT_WND }.


@ENDNODE

@NODE PREFS_COPYOPT "Preferences Page: Copy Options"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Copy Options@{ub}


Here you can alter some option which influence the copying of one or more files.


@{u}Hold Directory Structure@{uu}

Activate this only when you wish to @{b}avoid@{ub} losing the directory
structure when copying files.

As an example, imagine you've selected two files. The first is located in SYS:C
and the second in SYS:Libs and you want to copy them to RAM:.

If @{b}Hold Directory Structure@{ub} is activated SimpleFind would copy the
first file from SYS:C to RAM:C and the second from SYS:Libs to RAM:Libs.

If @{b}Hold Directory Structure@{ub} is @{b}not@{ub} activated all files would
be copied into RAM: without any subdirectories.


@{u}Check for enough free space@{uu}

Activate this to force SimpleFind to calculate the space required for the
selected files. If the destination can't hold all the files (not enough free
space) a requester appears.

However, this function currently only works correctly if the other two options
aren't activated.


@{u}Copy icon automatically@{uu}

If you has activated this option, SimpleFind will also copy a file's Icon if
one exists.

@ENDNODE

@NODE PREFS_SEARCHOPT "Preferences Page: Search Options"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Search Options@{ub}


Here you can alter some options which influence the search progress.


@{u}Asycron@{uu}

If you activate this checkbox SimpleFind's
@{" Search Process " link CONCEPT_SEARCHPROCESS} is run asynchronously.


@{u}Stop Window@{uu}

SimpleFind will open a window containing a Stop Button and a Progress Bar while
searching.

Below this you will see a listview in which you can enter frequently used
patterns.  You select these patterns by clicking on the button next to the
pattern string gadget.@{LINE}

A new pattern entry is created with the help of the @{b}NEW@{ub} Button.  The
pattern itself can be modified in the string gadget next to that button.  As
usual, you can sort the entries with the @{b}Top, Up, Down@{ub} and
@{b}Bottom@{ub} buttons or remove them with help of the @{b}Remove@{ub} button.

@ENDNODE

@NODE PREFS_TOOLTYPES "Preferences: Tool Types"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Tool Types@{ub}


The Preferences Program can be configured via three Tool Types.


@{u}PREFSFILE@{uu}

The name of the default prefs file. This prefs file is created or updated (as
the case may be)  when the @{b}Save@{ub} Button is hit.

(Defaults to PROGDIR:SimpleFind.prefs)


@{u}TEXTEDITOR@{uu}

The Text Editor is called when you press the @{b}Edit@{ub} button on the
@{" Buttons " link PREFS_BUTTONS} page.


@{u}NOPOPUPMENU@{uu}

SimpleFindPrefs won't use the popupmenu.library even if it is installed.

@ENDNODE

@NODE PREFS_SHELL "Preferences: Shell Template"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Shell Template@{ub}


SimpleFindPrefs can be started from a Shell. Its Shell-Template looks like this

@{CODE}
   PREFSFILE,TEXTEDITOR,NOPOPUPMENU/S,READTTYPES/S
@{BODY}


@{u}PREFSFILE@{uu}

The name of the default prefs file. This prefs file is created or updated (as
the case may be) when the @{b}Save@{ub} Button is hit.

(Defaults to PROGDIR:SimpleFind.prefs)


@{u}TEXTEDITOR@{uu}

The Texteditor is called when you hit the @{b}Edit@{ub} button on the
@{"Buttons" link PREFS_BUTTONS} page.


@{u}NOPOPUPMENU@{uu}

SimpleFindPrefs won't use the popupmenu.library even if it is installed.


@{u}READTTYPES@{uu}

SimpleFindPrefs will read the tooltypes of its icon, if any exist.


@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX "SimpleFind's ARexx Port"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}ARexx Port@{ub}


SimpleFind supports a simple ARexx Port. With the ARexx Port you can use
SimpleFind's search capabilities from other programs.

The port's name is SIMPLEFIND.1. Note that SimpleFind only supports one
port. This means that only one process can be reached via ARexx.


SimpleFind provides the following ARexx Commands:


@{" ADDNOTIFYPORT       " link AREXX_ADDNOTIFYPORT}   Add a notify port@{LINE}
@{" DONTSHOWRESULTS     " link AREXX_DONTSHOWRESULTS}   Forbid opening of the Result Window@{LINE}
@{" GETENTRYNEXT        " link AREXX_GETENTRYNEXT}   Get actual entry@{LINE}
@{" GETFIRSTSELENTRYPOS " link AREXX_GETFIRSTSELENTRYPOS}   Get position of first selected entry@{LINE}
@{" GETMAXENTRIES       " link AREXX_GETMAXENTRIES}   Get maximum number of entries@{LINE}
@{" GETMAXFULLPATHLEN   " link AREXX_GETMAXFULLPATHLEN}   Get longest path length@{LINE}
@{" GETSELENTRIES       " link AREXX_GETSELENTRIES}   Get number of selected entries@{LINE}
@{" GETSELENTRYNEXT     " link AREXX_GETSELENTRYNEXT}   Get actual entry@{LINE}
@{" REMOVENOTIFYPORT    " link AREXX_REMOVENOTIFYPORT}   Remove a notify port@{LINE}
@{" SETENTRYPOS         " link AREXX_SETENTRYPOS}   Set the entry cursor@{LINE}
@{" SHOWRESULTS         " link AREXX_SHOWRESULTS}   Allow opening of the Result Window@{LINE}
@{" QUIT                " link AREXX_QUIT}   Quit SimpleFind@{LINE}

An Example of how to use the ARexx Port is @{" simplefind_dopus.rexx " link "//
ARexx/simplefind_dopus.rexx/MAIN"}.  It makes SimpleFind show the Results in a
DOpus Lister, instead of using the @{" Result Window " link RESULTWND}.
However, because of a problem in DOpus it doesn't work perfectly
(see @{" Bugs " link BUGS}).


There are also some simpler examples:@{LINE}
@{" saveentries.rexx    " link "//ARexx/saveentries.rexx/MAIN"}   Saves all actual Resultentries in a file@{LINE}
@{" saveselentries.rexx " link "//ARexx/saveselentries.rexx/MAIN"}   Saves all selected Resultentries in a file@{LINE}

@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_ADDNOTIFYPORT "ARexx Command: ADDNOTIFYPORT"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
ADDNOTIFYPORT PORTNAME@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Adds a port to SimpleFind's internal list of
@{" Notifty Ports " link AREXX_NOTIFYPORT}. 
When no more messages are required you should use the
@{" REMOVENOTIFYPORT " link AREXX_REMOVENOTIFYPORT} command.@{LINE}

@{b}Arguments@{ub}@{LINE}

PORTNAME - the name of the port to be added.

@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_DONTSHOWRESULTS "ARexx Command: DONTSHOWRESULTS"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
SHOWRESULTS@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Forbids SimpleFind to show its results in the
@{" Result Window " link RESULTWND}.

@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_GETENTRYNEXT "ARexx Command: GETENTRYNEXT"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
GETENTRYNEXT@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Gets the information of the item under the entry cursor
and moves the cursor to the next item.
@{CODE}
The information is stored in following ARexx Variables:

   entry.comment - the comment of the file
   entry.name    - the fullpath of the file
   entry.seconds - the time of the file since 1st January 1998 in seconds
   entry.size    - the size of the file in bytes
   entry.prot    - the protection bits of the file

@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_GETFIRSTSELENTRYPOS "ARexx Command: GETFIRSTSELENTRYPOS"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
GETFIRSTSELENTRYPOS@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Stores the number of the the first selected entry in the RESULT variable.

@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_GETMAXENTRIES "ARexx Command: GETMAXENTRIES"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
GETMAXENTRIES@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Stores the number of found files in the RESULT variable.


@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_GETMAXFULLPATHLEN "ARexx Command: GETMAXFULLPATHLEN"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
GETMAXENTRIES@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Stores the length of the longest path in the RESULT variable.

@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_GETSELENTRIES "ARexx Command: GETSELENTRIES"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
GETSELENTRIES@{ub}@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Stores the number of selected entries in the RESULT variable.
@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_GETSELENTRYNEXT "ARexx Command: GETSELENTRYNEXT"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
GETSELENTRYNEXT@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Gets the information of the item under the entry cursor
and moves the cursor to the next selected item.
@{CODE}
The information is stored in following ARexx Variables:

   entry.comment - the comment of the file
   entry.name    - the fullpath of the file
   entry.seconds - the time of the file since 1st January 1998 in seconds
   entry.size    - the size of the file in bytes
   entry.prot    - the protection bits of the file


@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_REMOVENOTIFYPORT "ARexx Command: REMOVENOTIFYPORT"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
REMOVENOTIFYPORT PORTNAME@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Removes a port to SimpleFind's internal list of
@{" Notifty Ports " link AREXX_NOTIFYPORT}.@{LINE}

@{b}Arguments@{ub}@{LINE}
PORTNAME - the name of the port to be removed
@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_SETENTRYPOS "ARexx Command: SETENTRYPOS"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
SETENTRYPOS CURSORPOS/N@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Sets the internal entry cursor to a specified position.@{LINE}

@{b}Arguments@{ub}@{LINE}
CURSORPOS/N: the new cursor position (beginning from 0)

@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_SHOWRESULTS "ARexx Command: SHOWRESULTS"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
SHOWRESULTS@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Allows SimpleFind to show its results in the Result Window.
This is ON by default.

@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_QUIT  "ARexx Command: QUIT"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Template@{ub}@{LINE}
QUIT@{LINE}

@{b}Description@{ub}@{LINE}
Quits SimpleFind. After calling this command the SimpleFind ARexx Port
is no longer valid.

@ENDNODE

@NODE AREXX_NOTIFYPORT "ARexx: Notify Port"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Notify Ports@{ub}@{LINE}

A @{b}notify port@{ub} is used to receive messages from SimpleFind. To
tell SimpleFind where to send a message use the
@{" ADDNOTIFYPORT " link AREXX_ADDNOTIFYPORT} command.

But first the port must be created. In an ARexx Script, ports can be created
via an openport(portname) call available in the rexxsupport.library.

Once SimpleFind knows about a port it will send its messages to it. As in every
program you should wait until such a message (in ARexx they are known as
packets) arrives.  This can be done with help of the waitpkt(portname) call (in
rexxsupport.library).  After that you should get the packet via
getpkt(portname). The packet must be saved in a variable. If it is a valid
packet you should then read the command type which SimpleFind has sent. For this
you can use getarg(packet,0) and save the result in a variable. When you receive
the command type you should reply to the message as quickly as possible via
replypkt(packet), as SimpleFind cannot react to other ARexx commands and user
actions until each previous message is replied to.@{LINE}

Because you have saved the command type already, you are now able to check which
command was sent. Actually there exist three commands:@{LINE}

'begin searching' - sent when user wants to start a search@{LINE}

'ready' - sent when the search process is completed. After receiving this message
you can check for found files.@{LINE}

'quit' - sent when the user quits SimpleFind. After receipt of that message the
SimpleFind ARexx Port is invalid, so you can't issue SimpleFind ARexx Commands
any longer.  @{LINE}


An Example of how to use the such a port is
@{" simplefind_dopus.rexx " link "/ARexx/simplefind_dopus.rexx/MAIN"}.


@ENDNODE

@NODE FUTURE "Future"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Future@{ub}
@{CODE}

I plan to add the following features:

  - better Amiga Guide Online Help
  - compiling everything with SAS/C++ and changing the
    Prefs Program into a shared library
  - more ARexx Commands
  - a separate shell version perhaps
  - maybe an installer script
  - any other suggestions if I think they are any good
    (for example I will @{b}not@{ub} add a racing game
    or a function plotter ;-) )
@{BODY}

The first point has the highest priority (and of course your suggestions,
there are still a lot left ;-) ).


But what I don't want to add is direct filetypes support, because you have this
already (indirectly). Simply choose a filetype-identification tool as
SimpleFind's Viewer. There are lots of them on Aminet and this method works well
for me.

@ENDNODE

@NODE BUGS "Known Bugs"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Problem 1@{ub}

Some people again reported problems with Indexfile-Updating.


@{b}My Explanation@{ub}

Indexfile Updating still not perfect :-(

Another reason is that the OS doesn't update the file's date
when changing only the comment.


@{b}Solution@{ub}

If the cause revolves around file comments I cannot fix it :-(

Otherwise you would help me a lot if you could send me the updated (corrupt)
and original Indexfiles. But please only Lha or LZx packed and not huge
ones (the e-Mail shouldn't be > 250KB).



@{b}Problem 2@{ub}

The Information Button doesn't work in conjunction with DOpus (WB replacement).
(reported by Manfred Ambros)


@{b}My Explanation@{ub}

The Workbench function SimpleFind calls requires a previously loaded Workbench.
When you use DOpus as a WB-Replacement the original Workbench isn't loaded
and the call fails.


@{b}Solution@{ub}

Using an InfoRequester Patcher should solve the problem.

I've also heard that newer versions of DOpus(>= 5.66) have an option which
solves that problem.


@{b}Problem 3@{ub}

When using the ARexx Script for DOpus the found files can't be copied from
one listview to another.


@{b}My Explanation@{ub}

DOpus doesn't handle Fullpath names correctly.


@{b}Solution@{ub}

Not known to exist at this time. If somebody has a solution,
contact @{" me " link SB}.


@ENDNODE

@NODE HISTORY "History"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}History@{ub}


And now the very long history of SimpleFind:
@{CODE}

  @{b}Version 1.0 (06.04.97)@{ub}
    - first Aminet release

  @{b}Version 1.1 (21.04.97)@{ub}
    - Oops, SimpleFind freed its memory twice.
      This is fixed now (I hope).
    - Now can use Indexfiles to speed up searching

  @{b}Version 1.2 (22.06.97)@{ub}
    - Some bugs in "Update Indexfile" fixed
      (still not perfect)
    - Nicer GUI
    - Shell Support

  @{b}Version 1.3 (30.06.97)@{ub}
    - More shell commands (suggested by Jørn Ove Nilsen)
    - Some internal changes

  @{b}Version 1.4 (09.07.97)@{ub}
    - Added LFORMAT CLI-Option
    - New CLI standard output format
    - Added the possiblity to search through all indexfiles
      (suggested by Jørn Ove Nilsen)
    - Added break possibility in the GUI part with 'Esc'

  @{b}Version 1.5 (21.07.97)@{ub}
    - Added the possibility to search for comments
      (suggested by Robert Taje)
    - Now the Outputformat of the Resultwindow is configurable
    - Sorting is possible now by filename, date, size,
      comments and complete filename
    - added View Pattern for filenames in the Resultwindow
    - Changed function of the 'All' Button a little bit and
      added ALLMOUNTEDVOLS/S CLI-Option
      Now it is easier to search through all mounted Volumes
      (suggested by Rick Adams)

  @{b}Version 1.6 (11.08.97)@{ub}
    - Now uses AsyncIO-Routines by Magnus Holmgren (writing)
    - enabled multiple selecting in Resultwindow
    - added support of LZx and LHa
    - added Information, Archive, Unpack buttons
    - included french catalog by Alexander Lärz
    - included norwegian catalog by Eirik Bogsnes

  @{b}Version 1.7 (15.09.97)@{ub}
    - added IndexManager
    - automatic Indexfile updating (suggested by Mario Kuban)
    - several bugs fixed
      (reported by Manfred Ambros, Bahman Moallem, Andre Lehmann)
    - new CLI Options WITHIN/K,PREFSFILE/K,AUTOUPDATE/S
    - replaced GUI/S with GUIMODE/K
    - the Main Window is now an Appliation Window
    - several other enhancements (suggested by many people)
    - included german guide by Andre Lehmann

  @{b}Version 1.8 (11.10.97)@{ub}
    - fixed two heavy Indexfile-Updating bugs
      (reported by Andre Lehmann and Robert Taje)
    - fixed several other bugs
      (reported by Andre Lehmann and Manfred Ambros)
    - added quick search start within the gui
      (suggested by Bahman Moallem)
    - added ability to save all search options
      (suggested by Andre Lehmann)

   @{b}Version 2.0 (26.11.97)@{ub}
    - finally added a prefs editor
    - finally configurable buttons
    - included finish catalog by Timo Kaikumaa
    - other small improvements

   @{b}Version 2.1 (25.01.98)@{ub}
    - no longer needs installed locale.library Patch
    - added ability to show a Headline in the ResultWindow
    - fixed some guide mistakes (thanks to Steve Baker)
    - configurable PopUpMenus
    - improved copy routine
    - if no string gadget is activated, TAB will activate the first one
      (suggested by Bahman Moallem)
    - some (small) speed ups
    - added simple ARexx Port (encouraged by Timo Kaikumaa)

   @{b}Version 2.2 (28.04.98)@{ub}
    - added some search options (Between, Protection Bits, Contents, Datatype)
      (mainly suggested by Jürgen Urbanek, Nils Görs and Robert Taje)
    - added Max. Directories (suggested by Nils Görs)
    - you can configure the main window a little bit now
    - added asynchronous searching
    - added a stop window which consists of a stop button and a progress bar
      (wanted by many people)
    - very simple online help
    - now includes german guide by Jürgen Urbanek
    - pattern list (suggested by Jürgen Urbanek)
    - added "MOVE" as an internal command (suggested by Robert Taje)
    - added some ARexx commands and two new scripts
    - and of course other small changes

	 @{b}Version 2.3 (31.07.98)@{ub}
    - fixed possible crash of SimpleFindPrefs with MCP (version < 32.beta7)
      (Solid Windowsizing) (Thanks to Sebastian Becker)
    - better english guide (Thanks to Keith Himmelreich for rewriting the guide)
    - added support of the great ctrequest.library by Bahman Moallem
    - added zip and tgz dearchiver support
    - online help in the prefs programm

   @{b}Version 2.4 (04.10.98)@{ub}
    - the contentswindow has always been opened on the wb screen
      (reported by Jaroslav Povolny)
    - fixed date problem which didn't allow to alter the date
      in some countries (reported by Fredrik Ismyren)
    - possiblility to search for drawers (suggested by Jürgen Urbanek)
    - progress bar in sync search mode works now (wanted by some people)
    - a string in a file wasn't found if the string was at the
      beginning of the file (reported by Jürgen Urbanek)
    - new MagicWB icons (thanks to Oliver Molz)
    - fixed a popup menu problem (reported by Jürgen Urbanek)
    - headline in result window now reacts visually, too
      (suggested by Jürgen Urbanek)
    - reverse sort (also suggested by Jürgen Urbanek)
    - now can scan through archives (Lha and LZx), too
      however, contents and datatypes search don't work yet
      (suggested by Fredrik Ismyren and Jaroslav Povolny)
    - includes spanish catalogues and guide by Ignacio Garcia Cuadrad
    - includes swedish catalogues by Fredrik Ismyren
@ENDNODE

@NODE GHISTORY "Guide History"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Guide History@{ub}

Here you will find the history of this guide.@{LINE}

   @{b}Version 2.2@{ub}@{LINE}
    - added this section@{LINE}
    - changed nearly everything ;-)@{LINE}

   @{b}Version 2.3@{ub}@{LINE}
    - guide rewritten by @{" Keith Himmelreich " link KEITH}@{LINE}
    - updated @{" Requirements " link REQUIRE } section@{LINE}
      (ctrequest.library, tgz and zip support)@{LINE}
    - updated @{" Workbench Start " link WB} section@{LINE}
      (New NOCTREQUEST Tooltype)@{LINE}

   @{b}Version 2.4@{ub}@{LINE}
    - updated @{" Introduction " link INTRO}@{LINE}
    - updated the @{" Settings " link MENU_SETTINGS} Menu section@{LINE}
    - added notes inside the @{" Datatype " link MAINWND_DATATYPE} and @{" Contents " link MAINWND_CONTENTS} section

@ENDNODE

@NODE SB "How can you reach me ?"
@{b}Author@{ub}


@SMARTWRAP
This is the 13th public release of SimpleFind.  But there may still be many bugs!
If you find some bugs (even in this guide) or have suggestions to improve
SimpleFind, you should contact me.


You should also contact me if you want to create a new language catalogue for
SimpleFind.  I will then send you the files required for writing a catalog (via
E-Mail only).  Currently there are the following language catalogues with
exception of English and German):

@{CODE}
  Norwegian  by Eirik Bogsnes and Robert Taje
  French     by Alexander Lärz
  Finnish    by Timo Kaikumaa
  Spanish    by Ignacio Garcia Cuadrad
  Swedish    by Fredrik Ismyren
@{BODY}
The German guide was created by Jürgen Urbanek and the spanish one by
Ignacio Garcia Cuadrad.


Very great thanks goes to the authors.


Very many thanks also go to all the people who have supported SimpleFind and who
have helped me make this version better than the last, by sending suggestions,
bug reports and solutions.


I would be pleased if you could send me a really good Icon for SimpleFind.
(I know mine is ugly but I'm a doc, er ahhhhh, programmer not an artist...)


Also feel free to send me harddisks, gfxcards, disks, CDs or
money ;-)


                  **** HELP ****

I currently desperately need a graphics card for my Amiga 2000.  If you want to
sell yours (maybe you have two or you want to buy a better one [or even maybe
you want, in a sudden rush of benevolence and philanthropy, to give me your old
one ;-)]) contact me. I would be very happy if there were one out there
somewhere with my name on it because my budget is currently too small to buy a
new one :(

I hope that it is OK to mention this here.

@{CODE}

Address:
   Sebastian Bauer
   Neustädter Str. 50
   07768 Kahla
   Germany

@{BODY}
You can also contact me via E-Mail (if you have installed YAM, click
@{" HERE " system "YAM:YAM MAILTO sebauer@t-online.de NOCHECK"})@{LINE}
If you don't have YAM, that's "sebauer@t-online.de" under the button there.


I have a homepage on the WWW, too. It is currently in a very
early state of development. But you will find the latest version of SimpleFind
and also other Amiga projects there.

IBrowse users simply click on the URI.
@{CODE}

@{" http://home.t-online.de/home/sebauer/ " system "Ibrowse:Ibrowse http://home.t-online.de/home/sebauer/"}
(german version)

@{" http://home.t-online.de/home/sebauer/english.html " system "Ibrowse:Ibrowse http://home.t-online.de/home/sebauer/english.html"}
(english version)

@ENDNODE

@NODE THANKS "Those who have helped me"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Thanks@{ub}


I want to thank the following people who have helped me with SimpleFind.
Without these people SimpleFind wouldn't be that what it is now.


@{b}Alexander Lärz@{ub} - for the Français language catalogue and for being a
good friend

@{b}Andre Lehmann@{ub} - for the German guide until version 1.8, bug reports and
suggestions (Andre, wo bleibst du denn? Ich hoffe du meldest dich wiedermal bei mir)

@{b}Andreas Meyer@{ub} - for mailing me

@{b}Arthur Dent@{ub} - for the mail and suggestions

@{b}Bahman Moallem@{ub} - for suggestions and bug reports

@{b}Christoph Bubel@{ub} - for beta testing

@{b}Emanuele Fabbri@{ub} - for the nice postcard

@{b}Eirik Bogsnes@{ub} - for the Norwegian language catalogue

@{b}Fredrik Ismyren@{ub} - for the Swedish language catalogue, bug reports
and suggestions

@{b}Ignacio Garcia Cuadrad@{ub} - for the Spanish language catalog, suggestions, bug reports and
for the simplefindboing.ilbm

@{b}Jarle Thorsen@{ub} - for the bug report

@{b}Jarosalv Povolny@{ub} - for suggestions and the bug report

@{b}Jürgen Urbanek@{ub} - for suggestions, the SimpleFind pictures,
the German guide and beta testing

@{b}Jørn Ove Nilsen@{ub} - for the first e-Mail I ever got and suggestions

@{b}Keith Himmelreich@{ub} - for rewriting this guide

@{b}Manfred Ambros@{ub} - for sending suggestions and bug reports

@{b}Mario Kuban@{ub} - for his mail

@{b}Michael Taylor@{ub} - for his mail

@{b}Nils Görs@{ub} - for his suggenstions and beta testing

@{b}Michael Kuban@{ub} - for his mail

@{b}Odd H. Sandvik@{ub} - for his mail

@{b}Oliver Molz@{ub} - for the icons and the bug report

@{b}Robert 'AMON' Falk@{ub} - for the good bug report

@{b}Robert Taje@{ub} - for sending me suggestions, being a good beta tester
and a little bit of small talk ;-)

@{b}Roland Bengtsson@{ub} - for his suggestions and for sending me examples
of multitasking

@{b}Sebastian Becker@{ub} - for the bug report and his mails

@{b}Sitsofe Wheeler@{ub} - for mailing and bug reports

@{b}Steve Baker@{ub} - for correcting mistakes in this guide
(Sorry I can't mail you, I always get my mails back)

@{b}Timo Kaikumaa@{ub} - for bug reports, the Finnish language catalogs
and for his help with the ARexx Port

@{b}Thomas Newsom@{ub} - for mailing me.


These people helped me directly to improve SimpleFind. Of course there also some
other people I'd like to thank. Without these people SimpleFind would have
severly fewer features or simply wouldn't exist ;-)


@{b}Jay Miner and the other Amiga creators@{ub} - for creating the best computer
in the world.

@{b}The Amiga OS Development Group@{ub} - for the fantastic operating system.

@{b}Gateway 2000@{ub} - for buying the Amiga and bringing the Amiga back for
the future. We're all counting on you.

@{b}Henrik Isaksson@{ub} - for his popupmenu.library.

@{b}Stefan Becker@{ub} - for his wbstart.library.

@{b}Thomas Baust@{ub} - for his HunkShort program, which I used to reduce the
size of SimpleFind at least a little bit.

@{b}Bahman Moallem@{ub} - for his great ctrequest.library

I'd also like to thank all the people in the world who support my favourite
computer, the Amiga.

I hope that I didn't forgot anyone, if I have, mail @{" me " link SB}


@ENDNODE



@NODE CONCEPT_SEARCHPROCESS "The Search Process"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Search Process@{ub}


The search process is the scanning part of SimpleFind.  In this part
SimpleFind scans through all the specified directories (and their subdirectories)
directly on a Storage Medium or via @{"Indexfiles" link CONCEPT_INDEXFILE}.

If it finds a file which matches the given search criteria it is saved to an
internal buffer.  When SimpleFind has finished searching all the subdirectories
it shows all matched (found) files in the @{"Result Window" link RESULTWND}.
This is how it works in the synchronous mode.  However, if you select the
asynchronous mode (see @{"Prefs/Search options" link PREFS_SEARCHOPT} you will
see any result as soon as they occur.  You can also copy, delete, move and
rename the found files while SimpleFind searches further.  


Note: The asynchronous mode doesn't actually work with indexfiles!  When
searching IndexFiles, SimpleFind will automatically switch to synchronous
search mode.

When SimpleFind is run from a Shell there is, of course, no Result Window,
so it shows the matched files in the Shell Window from which it was launched.

@ENDNODE

@NODE CONCEPT_INDEXFILE "Indexfile"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Indexfile@{ub}


Indexfiles are files which are located on your HD in a special directory called
the @{"Indexfile Directory" link PREFS_GENERAL}. They are created by SimpleFind
and hold all important information about your Partition's structure. For example
they hold the filename, size, date, comment and directory of every file.

With the help of these IndexFiles you can speed up a
@{"search process" link CONCEPT_SEARCHPROCESS } dramatically, because SimpleFind
can access the important information much faster than reading the information
directly from the media (HD, Floppy Disc,... ).

The disadvantage is that IndexFiles aren't updated automatically. That means
that if you create an Indexfile of a partition and then copy a new file onto
this partition the new file won't be found if you search from an Indexfile.

To solve that problem (at least partially), the indexfiles can be updated
manually or via the @{"IndexManager" link IMANWND} automatically.

@ENDNODE

@NODE CONCEPT_COMMANDS "Command Types"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Command Types@{ub}


SimpleFind understand different command types.  They are used to configure the
@{"buttons" link PREFS_BUTTONS} and to tell SimpleFind how the command should be
handled.  A command is executed when you press a button in the
{"Result Window" link RESULTWND}.


The following command types are possible:
@{CODE}
   1. Intern - one of the @{"internal commands" link CONCEPT_INTERNALCMD} of SimpleFind
   2. CLI -    handled like a cli/shell program
   3. WB -     handled like a program started from WB (see @{"Requirements" link REQUIRE})
   4. Batch -  handled like a batch file (see @{"Requirements" link REQUIRE})
   5. ARexx -  handled like an ARexx script
@{BODY}
@ENDNODE

@NODE CONCEPT_INTERNALCMD "Internal Commands"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Internal Commands@{ub}


The Internal Commands support the most important functions of a file manager.
Most of these commands affect the selected files.


SimpleFind knows about the following internal commands:

 @{" ARCHIVE " link ICMD_ARCHIVE }  Archive all selected files@{LINE}
 @{" COPY    " link ICMD_COPY }  Copy all selected files@{LINE}
 @{" MOVE    " link ICMD_MOVE }  Move selected files to another directory@{LINE}
 @{" DELETE  " link ICMD_DELETE }  Delete all selected files@{LINE}
 @{" SHOW    " link ICMD_SHOW }  Show all selected files@{LINE}
 @{" INFO    " link ICMD_INFO }  Show the selected file's Information@{LINE}
 @{" UNPACK  " link ICMD_UNPACK }  Unpack the selected archive@{LINE}

 @{" ALL     " link ICMD_ALL }  Select all entries@{LINE}
 @{" CLEAR   " link ICMD_CLEAR }  Deselect all entries@{LINE}
 @{" INVERT  " link ICMD_INVERT } Inverts the selected/unselected entries@{LINE}

@ENDNODE

@NODE ICMD_ARCHIVE "Internal Command: Archive"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Archive@{ub}


Archives all files which are selected in the Result Window. You can choose the
archive name via an asl-requester.  For Archiving SimpleFind uses the archiver
defined in the @{" Preferences " link PREFS}.  Also see
@{"Requirements" link REQUIRE}.

@ENDNODE


@NODE ICMD_COPY "Internal Command: Copy"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Copy@{ub}


Used to copy the seleted files. It brings up an asl-requester with which you can
choose a destination directory.

@ENDNODE


@NODE ICMD_MOVE "Internal Command: Move"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Move@{ub}


Moves the selected files to a destination directory.

@ENDNODE

@NODE ICMD_DELETE "Internal Command: Delete"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Delete@{ub}


This will delete the selected files from disk, after
two confirmation requesters (for safety [yours, not mine]).

@ENDNODE


@NODE ICMD_SHOW "Internal Command: Show"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Show@{ub}


When you click this button the selected files will
be shown via the defined viewer.

@ENDNODE


@NODE ICMD_INFO "Internal Command: Info"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Info@{ub}


Shows the Information Requester we all know and love from the Workbench.

@ENDNODE

@NODE ICMD_UNPACK "Internal Command: Unpack"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Unpack@{ub}


Unpacks all selected files (if they are archived with
a supported archiver, see @{" Requirements " link REQUIRE} ) to a
selected destination directory.

@ENDNODE

@NODE ICMD_ALL "Internal Command: All"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}All@{ub}


Select all entries.

@ENDNODE

@NODE ICMD_CLEAR "Internal Command: Clear"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Clear@{ub}


Deselect all entries.

@ENDNODE

@NODE ICMD_INVERT "Internal Command: Invert"
@SMARTWRAP
@{b}Invert@{ub}


Inverts the selected/unselected entries.

@ENDNODE

@NODE KEITH "What's This, Who Went And Taught Canadians To Read?"

@{JCENTER}@{b}Da Editor-in-Chief Type Guy@{ub}


@{JLEFT}
	Keith Himmeleich
	3558 Springer Rd.
	Westbank, B.C.
	CANADA V4T - 1N8

	E-Mail Address: krh@cnx.net

@ENDNODE