apple-pascal-1.3-manual

6. You will see this prompt; press RETURN.Enter new volume name for this disk.( for default name of BLANK:, to exit) ==>Pro File7. Repeat steps 4 through 6 for as many disks as you are formatting.8. Be sure that your system disk is in the startup drive and then press ESCto return to the Command line.IYou must format a Pro File just like any other Pascal disk if you plan touse it with Pascal. Do not format a ProFile until you have read all ofPart I.Making Backups3V2-lnch DisksTo make copies, use the Transfer command from the Filer command line.Until you learn more about volume names, it may be easier in the followinginstructions to refer to your source and destination disks by volumenumbers.I If you are using !PASCAL:, all the files you need for making backups willbe on that disk. Otherwise, formatting proceeds as described below.To learn more about convenient ways to make backups, see "Copying anEntire Disk" in Chapter 3 of Part II. Otherwise, follow these steps:1. Type F to enter the Filer if you are at the Command level. (Rememberthat you can remove the system disk once you are in the Filer.)2. Type T for Transfer from the Filer command line.3. Make sure the disk you want to copy is on line. (If you have a two-drivesystem, it is efficient to make sure that your destination disk is also online.)4. Respond to the question Tran 5 fer What Fi 1 e? by typing thevolume name or volume number of the source disk to be copied (be sureto include the colon at the end) and press RETURN.5. Respond to the question To Where? by typing the volume name orvolume number of the destination disk that is to become the copy. Thedestination disk must not have the same name as the source disk. (Ifyou have a one-drive system, follow the instructions displayed on thescreen, switching the disks back and forth until the copy is complete.)Make Backups of Your System Disks !-17