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Clearing and Deleting Files
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How to Clear a File (Remove Its Contents)
1. Press the file key for the file you want to clear to open that file.
2. Press clear file. A prompt appears.
3. Press Y to clear the file if you want to continue. (Otherwise, press N to
2. Press clear file. A prompt appears.
3. Press Y to clear the file if you want to continue. (Otherwise, press N to
return to the file.)
Note: You can clear files only when your NEO is not connected to your
computer. If your NEO is connected to your computer, pressing clear file
has no effect.
computer. If your NEO is connected to your computer, pressing clear file
has no effect.
How to Clear All Numbered Files (File 1-File 8)
You can clear files 1-8 simultaneously, which can be useful if multiple users
have entered information on NEO. You can clear files only from the
numbered files (either named or unnamed files). Named files that aren’t
open in files 1-8 are not affected.
have entered information on NEO. You can clear files only from the
numbered files (either named or unnamed files). Named files that aren’t
open in files 1-8 are not affected.
Follow these steps to clear files 1-8 at the same time:
1. Press shift-ctrl-option-z-clear file.
Named text and linked file in
a one of the numbered files
(1-8)
a one of the numbered files
(1-8)
• Closes file and lets you choose
whether to:
–
Create new text in the file space
without a linked file
–
Create new text, keep linked file
text intact, and clear check boxes
• Leaves you in the active file space
• Deletes the file, its name, and its
linked file
• Leaves you in the empty, active file
Named text and linked file not
in one of the numbered files
(1-8)
in one of the numbered files
(1-8)
(use ctrl-f to view)
• Clears text in the main file (which
you can still recover)
• Keeps file name
• Keeps linked file text intact and
• Keeps linked file text intact and
clears check boxes
• Deletes the file, its name, and its
linked file
• Returns you to the File Selector
Mixed group of files
Clear All Numbered Files:
• See other cells in this table for
• See other cells in this table for
descriptions of how the command
deals with each file type
deals with each file type
• Leaves you in the empty, active
numbered file space
Delete All Files:
• Deletes all text, named files, and
• Deletes all text, named files, and
linked files from the device
• All numbered files (1-8) are empty
• Leaves you in the empty, active file
• Leaves you in the empty, active file
File Type (Continued)
Clear File (Continued)
Delete File (Continued)
You can also clear a
file from the File
Selector by pressing
file from the File
Selector by pressing
ctrl-f, scrolling to the file you
want to clear, and pressing
clear file.
want to clear, and pressing
clear file.
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