File Manipulation from the File Selection menu:

1. File tagging for viewing, copying, moving, deleting and, with Sweep, executing any program on those tagged files. Users may tag all, untag, or retag files.

2. Archive file extract, add/update and view commands. Without un-archiving a file, the user can view or print any file within an archive file such as a ZIP, ARC, or LZH file.

3. Print a file with a user-defined hardcopy (e.g. hardcopy.bat) command for creating special reports or documents. For example, Buerg's LJBOOK command prints four pages on a single sheet by placing two pages side by side on each side of the paper using an HP compatible inkjet or laser printer, creating a booklet.

4. Rename, create, and/or delete directories.

5. Use and display of Windows 9x/Me long file names for viewing, copying, moving, etc.

6. Can be added to the Send-To selections under Windows for easy viewing use.

File Viewing:

1. View 32MB files using LIST Enhanced, and up to 500MB files using LISTEDMB.COM (which is
distributed with LIST Enhanced. LISTEDMB.COM will use more system resources, but requires only 42k of disk space to keep it available for large files.

2. Lock in report headings with a command line parameter so that viewed and printed parts of a file will contain the headings.

3. Searching of fixed-length record files, such as database files, at two-to-three times the normal search speed.

4. Auto-detection of VESA enhanced video modes for 132-column text viewing (Alt-E). For non-VESA display adapater, there are user-selected text modes, based on the capabilities of the graphics card, for 132-column viewing. All popular SVGA cards are supported.

5. Optional on-screen line numbering.

6. View or print EBCDIC files.

7. View the hex representation of ASCII or EBCDIC files.

8. Position to a given record, line number, line number, end of the file, or to a line with a given search string.

9. Printer control options (Ctrl-O) expanded to set portrait or landscape modes, and condensed or normal modes for laser printers.

10. Edit a file with a user-defined editor, such as the DOS EDIT or WIndows Wordpad or Notepad commands.

11. Cut and paste from the viewed file to the Windows Clip Board.

12. Dial the telephone using a phone number within a file.

General:

1. Allocates memory efficiently; can run in as little as 100k with all functions.

2. Along with VESA compliant video cards, LIST Enhanced supports older video cards and display enhancement tools such as UltraVision.

3. Options are available to use regular DOS input routines that take advantage of PCED or other keyboard utilities, or to use an internal input routine which allows command line editing.

4. Includes a customization program that can be used to set any of the LIST Enhanced options or toggles and save them to a file, or read the options saved in a file; the customization program can define other printer names and can define the names of archiving programs to be used.

5. License includes one year of free updates.