Quantum Data 801GC, 801GF, 801GX manual Nami, NAMe Insert, Namk, NAMe Kill, 152

NAMI	NAMe Insert
Classification:	Directory editor control
Command Syntax: NAMI <index> <name>
Limits:	<name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
	(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Syntax:	None
Description:	The NAMI command first moves all the names with index values
	equal to or greater than <index> to the next higher index value
	in the directory edit buffer. It then inserts the name <name> in
	the directory edit buffer at position <index>. A negative number
	or a zero (0) used for <index> will put <name> at index position
	one (1). Using a number for <index> beyond the last name in
	the buffer will add <name> to the index position just beyond
	the last name. The command does not check if a file called
	<name> is stored in the generator.
Other Required Cmds:	None
E x a m p l e s :	N A M I 5 F O C U S 1 / / P u t F O C U S 1 i n f i f t h
	/ / p o s i t i o n
	or
	N A M I - 6 B A R S / / P u t B A R S a t b e g i n n i n g
	/ /	o f	d i r
	or
	N A M I 9 9 9 9 9 9 H A T C H / / P u t H A T C H a t e n d
	/ /	o f	d i r

NAMK	NAMe Kill
Classification:	Directory editor control
Command Syntax:	NAMK <name>
Limits:	<name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
	(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Syntax:	None
Description:	The NAMK command deletes the given name from the directory
	edit buffer. All names with index values greater than the index
	of the deleted name are moved to the next lower index value in
	the buffer. Nothing happens if <name> is not found in the buffer.
Other Required Cmds:	None
Example:	N A M K V G A _ m 4 / / R e m o v e V G A _ m 4 f r o m d i r

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