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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 14:19, 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.