Coco SDC Explorer 0.25
Guillaume Major

SDCX is a file browser for the Coco SDC. It is compatible with all Cocos,
the Dragon 32 and the Dragon 64. SDCX requires 32K. It is based on SideKick 
by Luis Antoniosi.

Features:
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- display content of the SD card
- create, rename and delete disk images and folders
- mount directories for multi-disks programs
- launch ML and BASIC programs
- detect and boot OS-9 disks
- fast disk selection by the first 4 letters
- sorted SDC directory listing

Command Summary:
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SHIFT-C: create disk
SHIFT-K: create directory
SHIFT-R: rename disk or directory
SHIFT-X: delete disk or directroy
SHIFT-M: mount directory (multi-disks programs) 
SHIFT-F: refresh directory
SHIFT-1: mount/unmount disk in drive 1 (Coco version)
SHIFT-2: mount/unmount disk in drive 2 (Dragon version)
SHIFT-H: show help

ENTER:   launch program or boot disk
BREAK:   quit

Navigational keys:
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LEFT/RIGHT      : Switch between windows
SHIFT-UP/DOWN   : Page up/page down
SHIFT-LEFT/RIGHT: Home/End
[A-Z][0-9]      : Select next file matching up to 4 characters typed quickly 
                  (SDC directory only)

Multi-disks programs:
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SDCX can mount directories with a disk set to support multi-disks programs. 

Press SHIFT-M to mount a directory with a disk set. Files on the first disk 
will appear in the right window.

Press SHIFT-F to refresh the directory list after switching disk with the
button on the Coco SDC.

Auto execute SDCX at startup:
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To run SDCX automatically at startup you need SDC-DOS 1.3 or later. To download
the latest version of SDC-DOS go to http://cocosdc.blogspot.ca/ and click on the 
"Latest Firmeware" link in the Pages menu on the right. Run the SETUP.BAS program
to update your SDC-DOS version.

Copy the SDCX.DSK file to the root of your SD card and rename it to SDCEXP.DSK.

Create or modify your startup.cfg file at the root of your SD card to mount the
SDCEXP.DSK disk in drive 0 or 1 at startup. To do so, add the line #=SDCEXP.DSK 
where # is the drive number. Example:

0=SDCEXP.DSK

With this setup you can now use the EXP command to run SDCX.

Files description
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sdcx.dsk     - SDCX Coco version (35 tracks)
sdcx.vdk     - SDCX Dragon version (40 tracks)
readme.txt   - This file
changes.txt  - Changes history

Limitations:
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- creates 35 tracks disks only (no SDF)
- can only delete empty directories (Coco SDC limitation)
- limit of 512 files per directory

I hope you will find this program useful. Please contact me if you find a bug or 
have any suggestions!

Guillaume Major
guillaume.major@gmail.com
2016.11.01