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Disk
Rename Operation
Path:
d
➞
$
(Rename)
The Rename operation makes it easy to directly change the
name of a file on disk. Select the desired data type from
the above display (by any data entry method), and press
E
.
IMPORTANT: The disk write-protect slide must be in the write-
enable position to perform a Rename operation. If it is not, the
“Write Protected!” error message will appear when you attempt
to execute the Rename operation.
Files (Selected file will be
renamed.)
Size of selected
file (in kilobytes). Number of files
(on disk).
To use the Rename operation: .............................................
1.
From the above display, select the specific data file
you wish to rename.
Do this by highlighting the desired number/title in the
left (source data) box, or select the number of the data
directly.
2.
Select the destination location (right box).
3.
Enter a new file name.
When the destination location is highlighted, the name
operation page (below) is automatically called up. (See
page 161 for instructions on entering names.)
If the same file name is specified, the following display
appears:
If this happens, press
)
to return to the Rename
page and enter a new file name.
4.
Press
E
to execute the Rename operation.
After the operation is completed, press
)
to return to
the previous mode display, or press any of the MODE
buttons.
NOTE: You can use the
)
button to leave the Rename
display at any time except while the operation is actually in
progress.
NOTE:
• File names can be up to 8 characters in length. Spaces will
be converted to hyphens when the file is renamed. Entering
all spaces for a name will result in an “Illegal File Name”
message.
• File extensions (3 characters following a period at the end of
the file name) are included on ESEQ and SMF song files.
• If you use characters not recognized by the MS-DOS
operating system, the file name may not be recognized when
attempting to read the disk on different equipment.
Disk Mode