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It couldn't be easier. There are only 4 commands. | It couldn't be easier. There are only 4 commands. | ||
KLSQ | --KLSQ-- | ||
K XXXXXX.YY | * --K-- XXXXXX.YY | ||
L XXXXXX.YY | * --L-- XXXXXX.YY | ||
S XXXXXX.YY | * --S-- XXXXXX.YY | ||
Q | * --Q-- | ||
K kills the file on the external drive | * --K-- kills the file on the external drive | ||
L loads a file from the external drive to RAM file system | * --L-- loads a file from the external drive to RAM file system | ||
S saves a file from the RAM file system to the external drive | * --S-- saves a file from the RAM file system to the external drive | ||
Q quits TEENY | * --Q-- quits TEENY | ||
TEENY does not offer a "directory" operation. If you are using a PC, you may want to write a script that first does "DIR" of "ls" and then launches your TPDD emulator. This way you can at least see what files were there when you launched the TPDD emulator. | TEENY does not offer a "directory" operation. If you are using a PC, you may want to write a script that first does "DIR" of "ls" and then launches your TPDD emulator. This way you can at least see what files were there when you launched the TPDD emulator. | ||
Revision as of 13:19, 29 March 2008
How to Use TEENY
It couldn't be easier. There are only 4 commands.
--KLSQ--
- --K-- XXXXXX.YY
- --L-- XXXXXX.YY
- --S-- XXXXXX.YY
- --Q--
- --K-- kills the file on the external drive
- --L-- loads a file from the external drive to RAM file system
- --S-- saves a file from the RAM file system to the external drive
- --Q-- quits TEENY
TEENY does not offer a "directory" operation. If you are using a PC, you may want to write a script that first does "DIR" of "ls" and then launches your TPDD emulator. This way you can at least see what files were there when you launched the TPDD emulator.
