Copyright (c) 1991-2004 VTfm.  All rights reserved.

		Norton Commander Style
	     Video Terminals File Manager
		     VMS-version

Author: Vladimir K. Vershinin, Moscow, Russia
E-mail: vershinin-vk@mtu-net.ru

History:

1991, July - First release 1.0 with name NCvtf.

	- developed on VAXC v3.0;
	- supports VT-terminal modes with only
	  24x80 rows/columns;
	- uses EDT$EDIT routine for view and edit;
	- works only on VAXVMS.
 .
 .
 .

2004, August - Release 2.0-0 with name VTfm.

	- developed on DECC v6.0;
	- redesigned and reduced source code;
	- supports VT-terminal modes with more
	  then 24x80 rows/columns;
	- uses TPU$TPU routine for view and edit;
	- works on VAX, Alpha and IA64 with OpenVMS.

Currently known restrictions:

	- does not accept node specification in
	  GotoDir, Edit, Copy and RenMov operations
	  (use VTfm command line instead in this cases);
	- does not translate disk device logicals in
	  RenMov operation, so if, for example,
	  logicals XXX: and YYY: point to the SAME
	  physical disk device VTfm RenMov files
	  via copy;
	- does not Copy directory files with their
	  content (make destination directory first
	  and then Copy source directory content);
	- does not RenMov directory files with their
	  content to ANOTHER logical or physical disk
	  device (make destination directory first
	  and then RenMov source directory content);
	- does not open any archive files (use
	  correspondent utility in VTfm command line).

For building VTfm executable unzip VTFM.ZIP first in some
directory and then use the following DCL commands:

	$ set default [.vtfm]
	$ @vtfm.com

The result of this operation is VTFM.VAX_EXE for VAX,
VTFM.ALPHA_EXE for ALPHA or VTFM.IA64_EXE for IA64.

VTfm works with Digital VT-series terminals or terminal
emulators which can emulate such terminals (PowerTerm,
for example).

VTfm operation keys for Digital VT-series terminals are:

	11 GotoVMS - <F11>,
	12 GotoDir - <F12>,
	13 View    - <F13>,
	14 Edit    - <F14>,
	15 Copy    - <Help>,
	16 RenMov  - <Do>,
	17 MkDir   - <F17>,
	18 Delete  - <F18>,
	19 FKey    - <F19>,
	20 Quit    - <F20>.

See correspondent Keyboard Map when use terminal emulator.

