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Acorn Communicator Filestore Manager's Guide

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Changing the FileStore has its own clock/calendar that it uses to 'datestamp' files. This should be<br />

time/date set correctly, but if you need to change it:<br />

1. Log on as SYST (see Logging on).<br />

2. Select the main menu (press [STOP I).<br />

3. Select BASIC, or the command screen of an application.<br />

4. Type:<br />

CHAIN "$.UTILS.SETTIME"<br />

This will tell you the current FileStore time and date and how to change<br />

it.<br />

5. Follow the instructions displayed. If you change your mind, simply press<br />

[ESCAPE I.<br />

Changing a disc You may need to change discs while FileStore is operating for a number of different<br />

reasons. For example, if a user's directory is on a different disc or you are copying<br />

files to or from a. backup disc.<br />

You should first warn other users that the network is being shut down — see<br />

Shutting down on page 17.<br />

I. Open the access flap on FileStore.<br />

3. Remove the disc that you want to change, by pressing the appropriate<br />

eject button.<br />

4. Insert the new disc in the drive.<br />

5. Close the access flap on FileStore.<br />

This will log off all users then start FileStore up again with the changed discs.<br />

Users who were logged on will receive the message Who are you? when<br />

they next try to use FileStore. They must log on again.<br />

Changing a user's To change the space available to a user, FileStore must be running normally<br />

storage space (ie, not in maintenance mode):<br />

1. Return to the main menu (press I STOP I).<br />

2. Select BASIC, or the command screen of an application.<br />

34 3 MANAGEMENT FACILITIES: MAKING CHANGES

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