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; Help text for E-Racer/2
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!CONST
File = 1
Settings = 2
Run = 3
Quit = 4
Run1 = 5
Help = 6
General Help = 7
About Box = 8
Register = 9
File Name     = 51
Dir Name      = 52
File Win      = 53
Dir Win       = 54
File Dlg Ok           = 55
File Dlg Cancel       = 56
File Dlg Help         = 57
Drives To Scan = 100
Wakeup Date = 101
Wakeup Time = 102
Wakeup Interval = 103
Search Path 1 = 104
Search Path 2 = 105
Comparison Method = 106
Ignore R/O Flag = 107
Periodic Scan = 108
Periodic Times = 109
Show File Names = 110
Log Mode = 111
Beep = 112
Warn Archive = 113
Ok = 114
Cancel = 115
Setup Help = 116
Setup Next = 117
Usage = 118
Command Line = 119
Wild Card Arguments = 150
Setup2 Ok = 151
Setup2 Cancel = 152
Setup2 Help = 153
Look In Zips = 154
Zip Program = 155
Graphics Compare = 156
Prev Button = 157
Database Name = 158
File Browser = 159
Database Mode = 160
Association Button = 161
Graphics Viewer = 162
Text Viewer = 163
Binary Viewer = 164
Sound Player = 165
Assoc Editor = 166
About = 200
Registration First Name = 220
Registration Middle Initial = 221
Registration Last Name = 222
Registration Serial Number = 223
Registration Number = 224
Dupe File Viewer = 250
Quit Progam? = 300
Scan Problem = 301
Not Backed Up = 302
Read Only = 303
Keys and Mouse = 310
Demo Help = 320
Assoc Help = 350
Assoc Add = 351
Assoc Del = 352
Assoc Ok = 353
Assoc Help1 = 354
Assoc ExtPick = 355
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!Topic File
!Index File
Press 'F' or click with the mouse to select the Files menu.
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The Files menu allows you to change default program parameters, run or quit E-Racer/2.
See also SettingsSettings, RunRun and QuitQuit.
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!Topic Settings
!NOINDEX
Use the settings menu item to view or modify the current default program settings.
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Note: You can override most of the default settings with command linecommand line parameters.
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See also: Drives To ScanDrives To Scan
Search Path 1Search Path 1
Search Path 2Search Path 2
Comparison MethodComparison Method
Ignore R/O FlagIgnore R/O Flag
Show File NamesShow File Names
Log ModeLog Mode
BeepBeep
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!Topic Run
!Index Run
Run the program.  E-Racer/2 will build a list of all the duplicate files found on your disk
and show them to you.  You can then delete one or more of them by pressing the Del key on
your keyboard.
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!Topic Quit
!Index Quit
Quit E-Racer/2 and return to OS/2.
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!Topic Run1
!noIndex
Run the program.  E-Racer/2 will build a list of all the duplicate files found on your disk
and show them to you.  You can then delete one or more of them by pressing the Del key on
your keyboard.
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!Topic Help
!Index 7
Show help options and the option to Register the program.  See also:
General HelpGeneral Help
About BoxAbout Box
RegisterRegister

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!Topic General Help
!index 1
Welcome to E-Racer/2!
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This program is designed to quickly scan all of your hard disk
drives, and locate files duplicated in any subdirectory.  It can handle large networks,
HPFS longnames, FAT, NTFS on peer networks, you name it!  Once you have a list of duplicate
files on screen, E-Racer/2 allows you to manually select and delete unneeded files.  E-Racer/2
does NOT automatically delete duplicate files - that would be disasterous!
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E-Racer/2 can locate duplicate files, even when you change the name!  This is great for files
you download from the Internet, that have been renamed by the uploader.  E-Racer/2 can locate
duplicate JPEG, MIDI, GIF, ZIP, Etc. files, no matter what the name is!
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!line
E-Racer/2 can be used to compare the contents of two subdirectory trees. in cases where you
don't want to scan an entire drive.  See also:
Search Path 1Search Path 1
Search Path 2Search Path 2
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E-Racer/2 uses sophisticated Comparison Methodsignature analysis of your files to locate duplicates.
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See Also: Keys and mouseKeys and mouse for help with navigating with the keyboard and the mouse.
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!topic About Box
!noindex
View program revision and Support telephone/Email address information.
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!Topic Register
!index 10
Paying for and entering the
Registration information we send you will enable E-Racer/2 to delete more than 10 files
in a session.  You can also view the current Registration information, if any.

To register E-Racer/2, select Help item found on the main menu and then click
Register.  The registration dialog box will appear.  Enter your First, Middle initial
and Last name exactly as it appears on the registration form mailed to you
after you paid.  Next, enter the serial number and the registration number
exactly as found on the form.  If you make a mistake, E-Racer/2 will not allow you
to save the infomation and you will remain stuck in "demo" mode.  In demo mode
you can continue to use E-Racer/2, but you cannot delete more than 10 files in
a session without rescanning.

If you are successful, E-Racer/2 will record your registration information, and
start full-feature mode.

If you ever do a clean reinstall OS/2, or trash your OS/2 INI files, it may be necessary to
re-register E-Racer/2.  Simply re-enter the information found on the registration
form we mailed you.

SAVE YOUR REGISTRATION FORM IN A SAFE PLACE!
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!Topic File Name
!noindex
You may manually type in a fully qualified path and file name here.
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!Topic Dir Name
!noindex
This field show the name of the currently selected subdirectory.
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!Topic File Win
!noindex
This window shows the names of files found in the current subdirectory.
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!Topic Dir Win
!noindex
Use the mouse to select a drive (at the bottom of the list) or a directory name.
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!Topic File Dlg Ok
!noindex
Click here to accept the currently selected file name.
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!Topic File Dlg Cancel
!noindex
Click here to abort the file selection process and leave any previously selected filename alone.
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!Topic File Dlg Help
!noindex
Click here to see help for the file selection dialog box.  See also:
File NameFile Name,
Dir NameDir Name,
File WinFile Win,
Dir WinDir Win ,
File Dlg OkFile Dlg Ok,
File Dlg CancelFile Dlg Cancel,
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!Topic Drives to Scan
!noIndex
Use the mouse to select the drive letter(s) you wish to scan for duplicate files.  If
you select one or more drive letters, the two scan paths (Search Path 1Search Path 1
Search Path 2Search Path 2) are shut off.  All drive letters must
be deselected before you will be allowed to enter explicit paths.
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Scanning of drive letters begins in the root of the drive.  Some network drive letters may actually
be mapped to a subdirectory on your server.  Obviously, selecting such a drive letter will scan
the mapped subdirectory, and not start searching from the root.
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!Topic Wakeup Date
!NoIndex
Enter a date (in the future) on which you wish to do a time-delayed scan.  The scan for duplicate files
will occur on the date and time you specify.  Use this feature to do long scans at night or when you know
your workstation or network will be idle. See Also:
Wakeup TimeWakeup Time
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!Topic Wakeup Time
!NoIndex
Enter a time (in the future) on which you wish to do a time-delayed scan.  The scan for duplicate files
will occur on the date and time you specify.  Use this feature to do long scans at night or when you know
your workstation or network will be idle.  See also:
Wakeup DateWakeup Date.
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!Topic Wakeup Interval
!NoIndex
Enter the number of hours you wish to elapse between automated scans of your disk space.  See Also:
Wakeup DateWakeup Date.
Wakeup TimeWakeup Time
Periodic ScanPeriodic Scan.
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!topic Search Path 1
!noindex
Enter the first path you wish to scan.  This field is useful if you want to search a single directory tree.
Use this field in combination with Search Path 2 to scan two directory trees for duplicate files.  The paths
can be on the same drive or on different drives.  See Also:
Drives to scanDrives to Scan.
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!topic Search Path 2
!noindex
Enter the second path you wish to scan.
Use this field in combination with Search Path 1 to scan two directory trees for duplicate files.  The paths
can be on the same drive or on different drives.  See Also:
Drives to scanDrives to Scan.
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!topic Comparison Method
!noindex
Click on the desired file comparison method.  Signature Analysis is strongly recommended, since files are
checked for both filesize and signature to find duplicates.
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The options include:
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   Signature - Search drive(s) for all file names, toss any unique filesizes, create list of signatures on
remaining files, toss any non-duplicate signatures, view results.
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   Size      - Search drive(s) for all file names, toss any unique file sizes, view results.
!line
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   Name      - Search drive(s) for all file names, toss any unique file names, view results.
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!topic Ignore R/O Flag
!noindex
Ignore R/O Flag  = ON
!line
E-Racer/2 will attempt to override the Read Only file attribute (if any) when you are deleting files.
!line
!line
Ignore R/O Flag  = OFF
!line
E-Racer/2 will not attempt to override the Read Only file attribute (if any) when you are deleting files.  This is safer
if you are not sure about deleting certain files.
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!topic Periodic Scan
!noindex
Use this control to turn automated scans on/off.  See Also:
Wakeup DateWakeup Date.
Wakeup TimeWakeup Time
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!topic Show File Names
!noindex
Turn it on to show file names as they are scanned.  Turn it off to make
E-Racer/2 run slightly faster.  Leave it on to give you a good
indication of progress. On HPFS and FAT drives created by OS/2, most paths
and files are scanned in alphabetical order.  By looking at the path names
as they are processed, you can tell approximately how much longer the
scan will take.
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!topic Log Mode
!noindex
E-Racer/2 can log many different events.  Use this control to select the amount of verbosity you want to see in your log
file.  Use the OS/2 System Editor or equivalent to view ERACER2.LOG after running E-Racer/2.
!line
!line
Select No Log to shut off all logging.
!line
!line
Stats = short list of file counts, dupe counts, throughput rates, and user commands selected.
!line
!line
Deletes = list of any files you deleted using E-Racer/2.
!line
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Names = list of *all* files located by E-Racer/2 - use with caution on large networks!  This can generate enormous log files.
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!topic Beep
!noindex
Use this control to turn beeps (sound) on/off.
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!topic Ok
!noindex
Press this button to accept the current settings and return to the main menu.  E-Racer/2 will update E-Racer/2.INI with
your changes and use them until you modify them again.  E-Racer/2 automatically loads the contents of E-Racer/2.INI at startup.
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!topic Cancel
!noindex
Press this button to abort any changes you made to the settings and return to the main menu.  Changes are NOT stored to
E-Racer/2.INI.  Pressing the Escape key has the same effect as clicking on Cancel.
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!Topic Setup Help
!index 115
Use this screen to change the default parameters used by E-Racer/2.  To see help on a given field on this screen, click on it
with the mouse and then press F1.  You can also view help for a field, by clicking both mouse buttons simultaneously (chord) on a field.
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!topic Setup Next
!NOINDEX
But wait!  Theres more!  Click here to move to the second Setup page.
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!Topic Usage
!index Usage
E-Racer/2 can be run from the command linecommand line or by manually navigating through menus (See FileFile,
RunRun, SettingsSettings and QuitQuit).
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Command line mode configures E-Racer/2 and begins Search/Scan.
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In manual mode, you may start Search/Scan mode at any time using pulldown menus.
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Once a Search/Scan has completed, you are presented with a picklist of duplicate files.  You may delete any duplicate files by moving the
highlight bar to the desired filename and pressing the Delete button on your keyboard.  You may also "mark" more than one file by pressing the
spacebar as you move through the list.  A checkmark appears on each file marked for deletion.  Press the Delete key to delete all checkmarked
files.  Press Escape to exit the picklist, but note that once you exit, you will have to go through the Search/Scan step again if you want to start
deleting files again.
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Warnings:
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!line
E-Racer/2 allows you to delete just about any file - including files that are vital to system operation.  It is quite possible - even probable - that
if you delete every duplicate file that shows up in E-Racer/2's picklist, one or more of your applications or even your operating system itself will stop
working.  This is a very sharp and dangerous tool.  It WILL hurt you, if you use it improperly!  As with many operating system commands, like DELETE and FORMAT, you should educate yourself before
using E-Racer/2.  We strongly recommend that you make a backup of all files that will be exposed to E-Racer/2!
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!line
IDK, Inc. cannot be held responsible if you delete files that are critical to you.  You must know ahead of time which files can be deleted
and which cannot.  We strongly advise creating a full backup of your workstation (and network, if applicable) prior to using the delete-file
feature of E-Racer/2.
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!topic Command Line
!index Command Line
E-Racer/2 
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Copyright (C) 1997, IDK, Inc.
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Finds *exact* duplicate files across multiple drives.
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Locates dupe files by signature, not filesize or name!
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Allows user to manually select/erase dupe files.
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Usage:
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ERACER2 [[-Ad:\path] [-Bd:\path] | [-La..z]] [-Mx] [-S] [-O]
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         [-Q] [-Dmm/dd/yyyy] [-Thh:mm:ss] [-R]
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Where:
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  -A First drive & path to search/scan  - skips drive selector dialog.  See Search Path 1Search Path 1
!line
  -B Second drive & path to search/scan - skips drive selector dialog. See Search Path 2Search Path 2
!line
  -H Show help (this screen)
!line
  -L List of drive letters to search/scan, starting in the root of each.  See SettingsSettings
!line
  -Mx Scan mode; x=0 Name comparison, x=1 Signature Comparison.  See Comparison MethodComparison Method
!line
  -Q Quiet mode - slightly faster Search.  See Show File NamesShow File Names
!line
  -Rx Generate ERACER2.RPT log file; x = verbosity level 0..3  See Log ModeLog Mode.
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  -S No beeps.  See BeepBeep
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  -O Ignore read-only flag, delete RO files unconditionally.  See Read OnlyRead Only
!line
  -W Warn if attempted delete of non-backed up file.  See Not Backed UpNot Backed Up.
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!Topic Wild Card Arguments
!noindex
This field contains a list of wildcards used to accept or reject files for comparison.  You can enter up
to 32 Include/Exclude wildcards.  If a given file matches one of your wildcards, it will be added to the
catalog for comparison with other files.  If a file does not match a wildcard in this list, it will be
ignored and not compared against the other files.  Most users will use a single wildcard set to "*.*".
This will cause E-Racer/2 to accept (include) all excluding none.
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You may want to use the Exclude feature to lock out files that you really don't care about.  A prime
example is your Netscape CACHE directory.  This directory contains hundreds of GIF and JPG files
used to draw the buttons and artwork for your favorite web pages.  Netscape does a pretty good job
of cleaning this directory up, so it may save you some time if you exclude it from the scan.
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To exclude the CACHE directory, enter the following:
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!line
         ~?:\netscape\cache\*.*
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In the example above, the Tilde (~) character tells E-Racer/2 to Exclude any files that match the
wildcard.  The \netscape\cache can be on any drive, since we used a question mark (?) in the Drive
Letter position of  the wildcard path.
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Other clever tricks you can do with wildcard file matching:
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    [a-m]*.*           <- Any files beginning with letters A-M
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    [a-z,~ux]*.*       <- Any files beginning with a any letter except X or U
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    *.[~q]?           <- Any files except those that match *.?Q?
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    foo[abc]*.*        <- Files of FOO?*.* where '?' is A,B or C
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    foo["abc"]*.*      <- Same as above.
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    foo[a-c]*.*        <- Same as above.
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    test{0-9}.*        <- Files of TEST0.* through TEST9999.*
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    x{}z.*             <- Filenames beginning with X and ending with Z
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    x{0123456789}z.*   <- Same as above, only with numbers between X and Z.
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    ("read")*.*        <- Filenames that contain the text "READ"
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!line
    undocumented DOS wildcards (eg. FILENAME = FILENAME.* and .EXT = *.EXT).
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    Filenames or wildcards can be in quotes (eg. "*.*" is equivalent to *.*).
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!Topic Setup2 Ok
!noindex
Saves the current settings and returns to Setup Page 1.
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!Topic Setup2 Cancel
!noindex
Saves the current settings and returns to Setup Page 1.
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!TOPIC Setup2 Help
!noindex
This screen is used to set up various viewers, the database and file search wildcards.  See also:
Database NameDatabase Name
Look In ZipsLook In Zips,
Graphics CompareGraphics Compare,
Prev ButtonPrev Button,
Database NameDatabase Name,
File BrowserFile Browser,
Database ModeDatabase Mode,
Association ButtonAssociation Button,
Graphics ViewerGraphics Viewer,
Text ViewerText Viewer,
Binary ViewerBinary Viewer,
Sound PlayerSound Player,
Assoc EditorAssoc Editor,

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!Topic Look In Zips
!noindex
This control tells E-Racer/2 to look inside Zip files (or not) for duplicate file names.  If dupe files
are found, E-Racer/2 will let you delete individual duplicate files inside the Zip.
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!TOPIC Zip Program
!NOINDEX
Select the desired ZIP / UNZIP program.  E-Racer/2 is compatible with the OS/2 version of PkZip v2.5 and InfoZip.  InfoZip is Freeware, PKZip is
shareware (I think).  You must have the EXEs for one or both on your path for E-Racer/2 to work.  E-Racer/2 is compatible with native OS/2 Zip programs
only.  No Windoze, or DOS versions please!
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!Topic Graphics Compare
!noindex
This control tells E-Racer/2 to compare GIF files using Palette Comparison or standard Signature comparison.
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Palette Comparison can be thought of as a fuzzy logic comparison of GIF files.  If two or more GIFs use similar
color schemes, they will be marked as duplicates.  This helps find GIFs that are similar to one another, but are not
exact duplicates.  This includes some cropped, rotated and zoomed images.  This also has the effect of under certain circumstances,
marking files that are completely unrelated as dupes!  Use Palette Comparison with care!  Use the Graphics Viewer to view each GIF
prior to deletion or you may accidently delete a unique GIF file by accident.
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!line
Signature Comparison of GIF files is the most foolproof.  Only exact byte-for-byte duplicate files will be marked as dupes, but if a single
pixel in the image is different in an otherwise identical file, E-Racer/2 will ignore it.
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!TOPIC Prev Button
!NOINDEX
Saves the current settings and returns to Setup Page 1.
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!TOPIC Database Name
!NOINDEX
Enter the name of the database file to store your E-Racer/2 file catalog.  If this file does not exist, and R/W mode is selected,
a new file will be created.  Use databases for very large hard disk drives or networks.  A database will greatly speed up
the time E-Racer/2 spends Analyzing files.  On small disk drives, it may be faster to not use a database.
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!line
Insure that there is plenty of disk space available on the drive used for Database files.  If you scan a very large number of files,
the database file can grow quite large.
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!topic File Browser
!noindex
Use the File dialog to select a file or enter a new filename.  Use the File field to hand type in the path and name of a file.
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!line
Use the mouse to select an existing drive, path and filename from the picklists.
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!topic Database Mode
!noindex
DB Mode works in conjunction with the Database NameDatabase Name field.
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If you select No DB, E-Racer/2 will scan the drives/paths you select and do a smart analysis of the files looking for dupes.  Use this mode
for quick scans of small to medium sized drives or networks.
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!line
If you select R/O, E-Racer/2 will open the database file named in Database NameDatabase Name.  It will use the data to skip analyzing files that
were previously found.  This can vastly speed up scans of large drives and networks, especially if there are many large files or Zips.  In this mode,
E-Racer/2 will NOT update the database file if it runs across modified files.
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!line
If you select R/W, E-Racer/2 will create or refresh the file named in the
Database NameDatabase Name field.  If E-Racer/2 has to create this file,
it will take far longer than "No DB" mode, because EVERY file found will be
analyzed - a time consuming process!  It is worthwhile to run this mode once
for large networks, and then periodically as the information in the database
becomes obsolete.  If you use R/W mode to update an existing Database file,
only files that were modified or created since the last Database R/W scan
will be analyzed.  This does not take long at all, if few of the
files have changed on your drive or network.
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!line
Use the Database NameDatabase Name field to store/select multiple databases if you change drive letter combinations for scanning.  Make customized
databases containg the various combinations of drive letters you scan for optimum performance.
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!TOPIC Association Button
!NOINDEX
This button pops up the list of file suffix associations for a given Viewer or Player.  You can associate files with the GIF suffix to PMView, for example.
PMView will automatically pop up and display a potential duplicate file when you press F10, the View File button.
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!TOPIC Graphics Viewer
!NOINDEX
Enter the path and name of the Graphics File Viewer you wish to use.  Use the file VB.EXE if you don't have PMView.  VB.EXE is pretty bad, but it comes
free with OS/2 Warp.  We strongly advise downloading and registering PMView, the finest graphics file viewer around.
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!TOPIC Text Viewer
!NOINDEX
Enter the path and name of the Text File viewer you wish to use.  Use E.EXE or WORKS.EXE if you don't have a native OS/2 word processor on your workstation.
E-Racer/2 will use the Text Viewer to show you the contents of Text and Documents, when you press the View File Button.
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!TOPIC Binary Viewer
!NOINDEX
Enter the path and name of the Binary File viewer you wish to use.  We recommend KON.EXE, a shareware file viewer that can handle large binary files.
E-Racer/2 will use the Binary Viewer to show you the contents of any files you specify in the Associations list, as well as any files without Associations
assigned.
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!TOPIC Sound Player
!NOINDEX
Enter the path and name of the Sound File Player you wish to use.  Use the file AB.EXE that comes with OS/2 Warp.  You may replace the Sound Player
if you have an alternative OS/2 player that handles WAV, MOD, MIDI, AU, etc files.
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!TOPIC Assoc Editor
!NOINDEX
The Assoc Editor is used to assign and edit file suffixes associated with a given Viewer or Player.  Use the Assoc Editor to associate GIF files with the
viewer application found in the Graphics Viewer.  Each viewer can have any number of file suffixes assigned (limited only by memory).
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!topic About
!index 200
This screen shows version information about E-Racer/2.  It also shows where you can get customer support for the program.
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!topic Registration First Name
!noindex
Enter your First Name, exactly as you did when you sent your registration information & payment to IDK.  If necessary, check your
registration paperwork or Email for the correct name.

See RegisterRegister for detailed instructions.
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!topic Registration Middle Initial
!noindex
Enter your Middle Initial, exactly as you did when you sent your registration information & payment to IDK.  If necessary, check your
registration paperwork or Email for the correct name.

See RegisterRegister for detailed instructions.
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!topic Registration Last Name
!noindex
Enter your Last Name (surname), exactly as you did when you sent your registration information & payment to IDK.  If necessary, check your
registration paperwork or Email for the correct name.

See RegisterRegister for detailed instructions.
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!topic Registration Serial Number
!noindex
Enter the Serial Number provided to you by IDK.

See RegisterRegister for detailed instructions.
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!topic Registration Number
!noindex
Enter the Registration Number provided to you by IDK.

See RegisterRegister for detailed instructions.
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!TOPIC Dupe File Viewer
!INDEX 250
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Wed 15-Oct-1997 19:15                                     E-Racer/2 v1.xx
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 Duplicate Files ͸
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D:\IBMINST\NCD.MSG                                                      
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D:\PRM\inbasket.bak       inbasket.bak and inbasket.nix are dupes!      
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D:\PRM\INBASKET.NIX                                                     
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D:\AUTOEXEC.NTS                                                         
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D:\configs\AUTOEXEC.NTS                                                 
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D:\tcpip\dos\bin\wping.hlp                                              
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D:\tcpip\dos\help\wping.hlp                                             
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D:\Desktop\Relish Buns\MONTHLY BUN    Better not delete these           
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D:\OS2\ARCHIVES\01\DESKTOP\Relish Buns\MONTHLY BUN  they are templates  
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D:\OS2\ARCHIVES\02\DESKTOP\Relish Buns\MONTHLY BUN                      
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D:\OS2\ARCHIVES\03\DESKTOP\Relish Buns\MONTHLY BUN                      
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D:\OS2\ARCHIVES\CURRENT\DESKTOP\Relish Buns\MONTHLY BUN                 
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D:\MMOS2\SOUNDS\EEEOOOP.WAV                                             
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D:\SoundFx\SoundBites\EEEOOOP.WAV                                       
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D:\NETWARE\NLS\850_UNI.001                                              
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D:\NETWARE\NLS\850_UNI.002                                              
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 Total Dupes: 1810  Use arrow keys to scroll, DEL to remove file 
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!Topic Quit Progam?
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Pressing the Yes button will exit the current screen.  Note that if you are in the Dupe Browser
(List of duplicate files) that you will have to rescan if you want to see it again after exiting!
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Press the NO or Cancel button to return to the current screen.
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!TOPIC Scan Problem
!NOINDEX
E-Racer/2 encountered an error while scanning a drive.  If this is a network drive or uses
removable media, it is possible that the the drive is no longer available on the network
or the media has been removed.
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!TOPIC Read Only
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Warning!  This file is marked as Read Only.  Many Read Only files are marked as such
by the operating system because they are critical to system operation!  Some applications
may mark a file as Read Only because it contains critical data.  If you delete
this file, the operating system or an application may cease functioning!
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Click NO if you want to bypass this file, leaving it intact.
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Click YES If you are absolutely sure that you want to override this files Read Only
status and delete it.
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!TOPIC Not Backed Up
!NOINDEX
Warning!  This file is marked as not backed up.  This file may have been changed since the
last time it was backed up, or it was never backed up at all (SHAME ON YOU!  Are you crazy, or what?).
If you delete this file and it turns out that it was a critical file, the operating system or an
application may cease functioning!
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Click NO if you want to bypass this file, leaving it intact.
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Click YES If you are absolutely sure that you want to and delete it anyway.
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!Topic Keys and Mouse
!INDEX Keys and Mouse
Use Tab or Shift-Tab to move from field to field.  When you see a prompt or menu item with a
hot letter, press the highlighted character on your keyboard to jump there directly.
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Single click with the mouse to move to a field or menu item.  Double Click (LMB) to select the menu
item or fiels.  Buttons only need a single click.
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Activate Help by pressing F1, or by clicking Both mouse buttons on the field you want help for.
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!TOPIC Demo Help
!INDEX Demo Help
E-Racer/2 runs in Demo mode until you pay for and register the program.  In Demo mode, you are limited
to 10 file deletions per session.  You will have to rescan after you delete your quota of 10 files.
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Register and E-Racer/2 will allow you to delete an unlimited number of files.
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!topic Assoc Help
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Use this dialog box to add, edit or delete file suffixes associated with the current Viewer.  See also Assoc AddAssoc Add, Assoc DelAssoc Del,
Assoc OkAssoc Ok.
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!topic Assoc Help1
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Use this dialog box to add, edit or delete file suffixes associated with the current Viewer.  See also Assoc AddAssoc Add, Assoc DelAssoc Del,
Assoc OkAssoc Ok.
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!topic Assoc Add
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Click here to add a new file suffix for the current Viewer.
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!topic Assoc Del
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Click here to delete the currently highlighted file suffix association for the current Viewer.
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!topic Assoc Ok
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Click here to save the current selection of file suffix associations for the current Viewer.
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!topic Assoc ExtPick
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This is a list of all the file suffixes associated with the current File Viewer.
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