     ^rHelp for Load Codeplug Data from Disk^r
     
     On  entry to this function the central screen area will be cleared and
     a list of available files from  the  current  DOS  directory  will  be
     displayed on the screen. 

     The  files  will  be displayed in the order that they are found in the
     DOS directory. The files will be  displayed  in  row  order,  ie.  the
     first row is filled before the second row is written to. 







     The display format is as follows:
     
           1234567890123456
            - dFFFFFFFF.EEE
     
     where  - is a separator
            d is the optional sub-directory indicator
            F is name of file or sub-directory
            E is extension of file (sub-directories should not use extensions).







     The  user  will  be  prompted  for a DOS compatible file specification
     (refer to DOS documentation of the computer). The field will show  the
     current  DOS  directory  path and the actual filename. The cursor will
     be positioned after the last character of the file specification eg :
     
        "A:\DATA\SYSTEM3\RADIO31.M11_"

     Upon  pressing  the  [ENTER]  key  the  file  specification  will   be
     validated.  Before  the  specified  file  will be loaded, confirmation
     will be requested from the user. 

     Note:  The load function won't update the directory  contents  of  the
     screen  even  if  a  file is loaded from a different directory that is
     not shown on the central screen. To change the directory  listing  the
     "[F2] - DIR" function must be used. 

     [F2] - "DIR": will change the file spec prompt to:
     
     Directory:
     <                  DOS compatible directory specification           >

     The  user  will  be  able  to  edit the directory specification in the
     normal way (see section "Help for Entry and  Edit  of  Radio  Codeplug
     Data"  in the Main Menu Help Screen).   On entry to this function when
     a file was defined before, the filename  and  the  assigned  backslash
     sign  ("\") must first be deleted. To make a selection the [Enter] key
     must be used. The following error message will come up if  an  invalid
     directory  is  chosen  or  if a filename will be part of the directory
     path specification:
     
                    | Invalid path name or not found.      |

     Valid path specifications will be:
     
     a:\                    This will load the main directory from drive a.
     a:\rad_m110\pcfiles    This loads the contents of the subdirectory
                            pcfiles from drive a.

     If there are no files found in the current directory then the  central
     screen  area  will  only  show  the directory prompt. If the screen is
     filled and there are more files  to  be  displayed,  the  lower  right
     filename  field  will  show  ..........  and the following Instruction
     Message will appear:
     
                    |  More files (Y/N)?                    |
                    |                                       |


     If "Y"es the remaining  files  will  be  shown  by  scrolling  up  the
     filenames.  If  "N"o  has  been  selected the directory search will be
     cancelled  and  the  file  specification  field  is  reactivated   for
     editing. 

     Note:   Only the [ENTER] key will update the directory contents of the
     central screen area. This has to be taken into account because  it  is
     possible  to  use  the  "[F7]  -  Load  Function"  to load a file from
     another directory without changing the directory contents. 

     [F3] - "CANCEL" : This key will restore the last valid directory  path
     and  filename  when  editing  of  this  data field was started without
     terminating with the [ENTER] key. 



     [F4] - "CLEAR"  : This key is used  to  clear  the  data  field  which
     contains  the  drive  number, directory path and filename to allow the
     user to directly set up a new filename specification. 

     [F7] - "LOAD FILE": is pressed to allow to load  a  file  by  pressing
     the  Return  key  when  the [F2] - "DIR" function was selected before.
     It changes the file spec prompt to :
     Load File: 
     <                  DOS compatible file specification                 >

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