you will be given an error message that it cannot be deleted.
Remove the files and try again.
Reading Files
Sometimes you may have a file that you want to read with
your notetaker, but the file is too large for the available
memory. In this case, load as much of the file as possible by
pressing S-CHORD, L. When your notetaker says "file is full,"
the disk drive will stop. Then press S-CHORD, R to read the
file piece by piece. Make more room in the file by deleting
information or adding pages. Resume reading by entering S-
CHORD, R. You can read very long files this way even into a
one-page notetaker file. Just keep deleting text after reading
and then enter the S-CHORD, R command to get another
piece.
Examples
Storing the HELP file on diskette. First open the HELP file in
the notetaker. Now, with a formatted diskette in the disk drive,
type S- CHORD, S, HELP, E-CHORD.
There are no spaces in the actual command, just in this text to
make it more readable. Your notetaker will send the file to the
diskette and say OK. Now read the directory of the diskette
and verify that the HELP file got saved.
Type S-CHORD, D, E-CHORD
Your notetaker will load the directory into clipboard and say
OK. Now you can read the clipboard and you should find the
help file you stored.
Loading the help file back into another notetaker file. First
create a file called HELP2 or any name, and open that file.
Enter S-CHORD, L, HELP2, E-CHORD.
10 Part # 440057-001 Rev. A
