FF CONFIGURATION OPTIONS

DEFAULT DRIVE LIST

The search for files named in the command tail defaults to those selected 
here. This default list is not used if a drive list is included on the
command line. In addition, the default list of drives is also limited to
those which are marked accessible in the Drive Vector in the Z33/34
extended System Environment module if it exists. This prevents FF from
attempting to access non-existent or unauthorized drives.

R) Number of files is returned in .... defines one of the user registers 
(0...9) in the ZCPR3 Environment. The number of files found in the current
search is returned there for possible use in an Alias or Zex script. This
function is turned off by entering 10, an illegal number.

T) Terminator ....  This is the character following a DU or DIR form in
the list of files found. You may wish to use a distinctive character here
to differentiate the list from a CPR prompt.




V) View in Paging mode. This is a toggle. When yes, FF will paginate its
display. When NO, scrolling is continuous. The invokation command line
'P' option temporarily selects the opposite state. Most users prefer the
paging by default.

W) Auto-wildcarding/Exact mode switch. This is a toggle. When YES is
selected, the filename argument is treated as if '*' and '?' wildcard
characters had been included. You don't have to include wildcards in the
(partial) filename. When NO is selected, FF will only find files that
EXACTly match the argument you provided. The 'E' command line option
temporarily reverses the default mode. Here's how auto-wildcards work:

	You specify:		FF searches for:
	    AL			    AL*.*
	    AL.			    AL*.*
	    ZCPR33.C		    ZCPR33??.C??
	    .COM		    *.COM




0) Use BDOS login vector - Toggles between YES and NO. If YES, then
the default list of drives for FF to search is restricted to those
which are currently logged in AND within the Z3ENV MAX drive limit
AND listed in the Extended Environment drive vector. If NO, then the
BDOS login vector is not used. The result vector is ANDed with the
Configured drive vector to produce a word whose set bits identify the
drives to search. (Drives specified in the command tail replace the
configured drive vector with one that reflects those drives.)

	Control word:			example:
					PONMLKJI HGFEDCBA
	Configured drive vector		00010000 00001111
	Max Drive from Env.		00011111 11111111
	Vector from Extended Env.	00010000 11111111
	Login vector from BDOS		00000000 00000011 (this option)

In this example, FF will search drives A and B because those bits are
set in all four control words. Drive C or D will be included in the
search after they have been logged in by ZCPR or a program.
If an extended environment vector is not available, it is ignored.



1) Use headers in the list of found files. This option toggles between
YES and NO. When YES is selected, a single line showing the Disk number
is inserted on the screen just above the list of files found on that
drive. Some like this 'dressing up'. Others find that it just needlessly
clutters the screen. In either case, the DU: and DIR:(if defined) for
each file found are displayed in the list of files found. Try it both
ways - it's easy to change to your liking!

2) Use NDR to control search - When toggled to YES, only named directories 
with NO PASSWORD are searched. When toggled to NO, all user areas up to 
MAXUSR from the Z3 Environment are searched. In either case, the drives 
to be searched are limited to those allowed by the logic of the previous 
screen. This option is WHEEL sensitive; it is only used when the wheel is 
reset (non-privileged user). When the WHEEL is SET (privileged user, like 
a BBS sysop) this option is ignored, and ALL user areas of the selected 
drives are searched. For a BBS, this option provides precise control of 
what the caller can find: only those files in the Named Directories shown 
in his current NDR. For private use, you can avoid accessing floppy drives 
(whose doors may be open) if none of the FD's have named directories.



3) WHEEL CONTROL - This option is only relevant if Named Directory 
Register (item 2) is YES. When WHEEL CONTROL is toggled to NO, then FF 
limits the search to named directories for both wheel and non-wheel users.
When toggled to YES, then the named directory limitation applies only to
the privilege group (wheel or non-wheel) selected by the next option.

4) NDR for wheel user - When toggled to YES, FF limits the search to 
Named Directories (non-passworded) for wheel users; non-wheels get
MAXUSR from the environment as their limitation. When set to NO,
NON-wheels are limited to a search of non-passworded named directories
and wheel users are not limited by MAXUSR or named directories.