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File and data management
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Directory and Filename
Selects the directory in which the file to be deleted or copied is located. The dialog lists
all files in this directory. Selected files are highlighted. The path is indicated above the
directory tree.
Unlike the "Save/Recall" and "File Select" dialogs, the "File Manager" displays the full
filenames including extensions.
Remote command:
:MMEMory:CDIRectory
on page 275
Cut, Copy&Paste and Delete
Standard file management functions.
Before a file is deleted, you have to confirm the delete operation.
Remote command:
:MMEMory:DELete
on page 277
:MMEMory:COPY
on page 276
Rename
Renames the selected file or directory.
Remote command:
:MMEMory:MOVE
on page 278
Create New Directory
Creates a folder and opens an edit dialog box to enter name and path (absolute or rel-
ative to the current directory) of the new folder.
Remote command:
:MMEMory:MDIRectory
on page 278
8.6.2 Map network share settings
Access:
► Select "System Config > Save/Recall" > "File Manager > Map Network Share".
The "Map Network Share" dialog provides settings that are similar to the standard Win-
dows Explorer function "Map network drive". These settings help you to create up to 10
"shortcuts" to shared folders or computers in the network.
The dialog displays a list of current mapped network folders. The directory tree of the
"File Manager", "Save/Recall", and "File Select" dialogs indicate a mapped network
folder as
/shares/<"Local Folder">
.
See also Chapter 8.6.4, "How to map a network folder" , on page 133.
Settings:
Network Folder ............................................................................................................132
Local Folder ................................................................................................................ 132
User Name .................................................................................................................. 132
Using the file manager