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#include "pagestart.h"
<p>Note that the filesystem view is off by default. You need to turn it on in the
view menu. This functionality is suitable for expert users only.
SCREENSHOT(screen-filesystem.png,)
<p><b>Note:</b> You can cause damage to your phone in the filesystem view if
you make any changes. <b>Be very careful</b>. (BitPim itself doesn't
damage anything - it is just that the phone really cares about
the contents and existence of some of those files, and deleting or
changing them could upset it).
<p>Some files don't have a date which is why none is displayed.
<h2>Menus</h2>
TABLE
<tr>
<td width=180 valign=top>SCREENSHOT(screen-filesysdirmenu.png,Directory menu)</td>
<td valign=top>Right clicking on a directory brings up this menu.
Choosing <i>New File</i> will place the file of your choice in
this directory. It will have the same name as your source file.
<p><blockquote><b>Filesystem backup and restore functionality is only
suitable for expert users who understand what they are doing.
You can easily make your phone inoperative by restoring
inappropriate files.</b></blockquote>
<p>Backing up the directory will result in a zip file of only the
contents of this directory (ie subdirectories will be ignored).
You can include all subdirectories by backing up the entire tree.
<p>Restore will let you select a zip file whose contents will
be placed below this directory. You will get a
<a href="dialog-restore.htm">dialog box</a> showing you what files
will be restored and what their names will be. You will be able
to choose to only restore some files.
<p>Refresh will get the contents of the directory from the phone
again. You can also close the directory and reopen to refresh the
contents.
<p>Delete will delete this directory, all the files within it, and
all subdirectories. Use it with caution, and it would be prudent
to make a backup first.
</tr>
<tr>
<td width=180 valign=top >SCREENSHOT(screen-filesysfilemenu.png,File menu)</td>
<td valign=top>Right clicking on a file brings up this menu. <i>Save</i>
will let you save the file onto your computer. <i>Hexdump</i> will show you
the contents of the file <a href="ref-hexviewdialog.htm">like this.</a> <i>Overwrite</i>
will let you select a file on your computer and then replace the contents
of the file on the phone with the contents of the file you selected.
</tr>
</table>
#include "pageend.h"
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